Tunisia’s parliament is preparing to debate a national development plan for 2026-2030, encompassing 192 digital projects. A critical question, often overshadowed by budgetary discussions, concerns the capacity of Tunisian financial institutions to support this large-scale digital transformation. Concerns are rising that the plan’s ambitious goals may be undermined by a lack of adequate financial backing. The article highlights a potential disconnect between the planned digital overhaul and the existing financial infrastructure. It suggests a risk that the transformation could be superficial without sufficient investment. This issue is gaining attention within business news circles as the parliamentary debate approaches. The article first appeared on Business News.