Tunisian bankers are currently on strike, prompting criticism from lawmakers who fear negative consequences for citizens. Deputy Hassen Jarboui described the strike as ill-timed, given the current economic hardships faced by Tunisians. Jarboui warned that if the strike continues, ordinary citizens will suffer due to disruptions in essential banking services. He emphasized the state’s responsibility to ensure a minimum level of public service provision. The strike’s motivations are currently being debated, with some suggesting it is a genuine expression of grievances while others view it as a test of the government’s resolve. The situation is unfolding and its ultimate impact remains to be seen, but concerns are mounting over potential disruptions to the financial system and public access to banking.