A new zero-interest loan program in Tunisia, designed to offer financing without fees or collateral, is facing serious implementation challenges. Dubbed the "loan of honor," the scheme aimed to provide accessible financial support, but is now considered inapplicable. This assessment suggests fundamental flaws in the program's structure or operational capacity. Details regarding the specific reasons for its inapplicability remain limited in the initial report. Kapitalis first published this concerning evaluation of the loan initiative. The failure of the scheme raises questions about the feasibility of similar programs and Tunisia’s current financial policy approaches. Further investigation is needed to determine the future of this initiative and potential alternative solutions.