Fuel Transport: Three Days of Strike in November?

Tunisian authorities fear major disruption in fuel supply in November, following potential strike announcements by workers in the sector. According to local reports, unions have threatened to block roads and distribution terminals to demand higher wages and better working conditions. This vital sector for the Tunisian economy could face significant delays if the strikers carry out their threats. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The transport of fuel is a cornerstone of the national supply chain, with tens of thousands of trucks in daily circulation. A prolonged interruption could lead to shortages at service stations, especially during high-demand periods like autumn. Consumers and transport companies are therefore under pressure to anticipate the consequences of such an action. Authorities are in negotiations with worker representatives to avoid escalation. In the meantime, security services and road infrastructure managers are closely monitoring movements in critical areas. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ The transport of fuel is a cornerstone of the national supply chain, with tens of thousands of trucks in daily circulation. ▸ In the meantime, security services and road infrastructure managers are closely monitoring movements in critical areas. ▸ A prolonged interruption could lead to shortages at service stations, especially during high-demand periods like autumn. Follow the latest news in real time on Flash Radio The latest news is also available in real time: listen to Shems FM, Express FM and Babnet Tunisie on Flash Radio, no subscription required. 📻 Shems FM live 101.7 MHz — Generalist 📈 Express FM live 103.6 MHz — É