
Mohamed Nkhili
Mohamed Nkhili is a banking law professor in Tunisia who has been vocal about the need for reforms in the country's cheque system, particularly advocating for the removal of the 30,000 dinar limit on cheque transactions, which he argues hampers business operations and economic growth.
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Mohamed Nkhili sees the zero-interest loans as a true engine of inclusion.
Prêt sur l’honneur à taux zéro : La volonté présidentielle au service d’une nouvelle politique socialeMohamed Nkhili believes that the requirement to hold a bank account will encourage informal economy actors and unbanked citizens to join the official financial system.
Prêts sur l'honneur à partir du 1er octobre : Bancariser les exclus du système financier
Mohamed Nkhili believes that the requirement to hold a bank account will encourage informal economy actors and unbanked citizens to join the official financial system.
Prêts sur l'honneur : Bancariser les exclus du système financier
Mohamed Nkhili explains that several factors contribute to the decline in the use of checks in Tunisia.
Mohamed Nkhili réclame la suppression du plafond de 30 000 dinars : Les raisons d’une réforme urgente
