AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoPharmacy Payments: Tunisia’s private pharmacists say they will suspend the CNAM third-party payment scheme from Sunday, November 1, citing unpaid obligations and a lack of solutions. Insured patients may have to pay upfront, as pharmacies also report medicine-supply difficulties. Student Wellbeing: A psychological support helpline for pupils launched on October 27, offering young people a new route to seek help. Healthcare Staffing: Tunis’s Regional Health Directorate has announced direct recruitment of paramedical staff, a step toward strengthening local health services.
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