Industry / Tunisia

New Car Sales May Bear The Brunt As Imports On Hold After Revolt

January 2011 | Industry News

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Carmakers exporting to Tunisia are taking a wait-and-see approach following the deposition of Zein al-Abidine Ben Ali as president.

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