Certainly! Here is the complete financial history report of Tunisia, translated into International English as requested:

Comprehensive Financial History Report of Tunisia

Basic Information about Tunisia

• Official country name: Republic of Tunisia

• Most widely used official language: Arabic

• Country ISO code: TN

• Current official currency: Tunisian Dinar

• Currency ISO code: TND

Monetary History of Tunisia

Current Currency: Tunisian Dinar

• ISO Code: TND

• Symbol: د.ت (DT)

• Subdivision: 1 Dinar = 1000 millimes

• Date of introduction: 1 November 1960 (replaced the Tunisian franc)

• Circulation period: Since 1960 to present (active)

• Mint: National Mint of Tunisia, with occasional production in international mints

• Issuing bank: Central Bank of Tunisia

• Coin denominations: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 millimes

• Banknote denominations: 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 200 dinars

• Designs and symbols:

  • Banknotes feature prominent national figures, historical landmarks, and Tunisian cultural motifs.

  • Coins bear national emblems, the country’s coat of arms, and denomination numerals.

• Status: Official and actively circulating currency in Tunisia.

• Monetary legislation: Regulated by the Central Bank of Tunisia under national currency and banking laws.

• Additional information:

  • The Tunisian dinar follows a flexible exchange rate regime, linked to a basket of currencies.

  • Banknotes incorporate multiple security features to prevent counterfeiting.

  • Signatures on banknotes include those of the Central Bank governor and the finance minister.

  • Commemorative coins and banknotes are issued for national celebrations and special occasions.

Previous Currencies

• Tunisian Franc:

  • Used prior to the introduction of the dinar in 1960.

  • Linked to the French franc during the French protectorate period.

  • Withdrawn from circulation after 1960.

• Tunisian Rial:

  • An older currency used before the Tunisian franc.

  • No longer in circulation.

Economic and Monetary Context

• Tunisia has a diversified economy including industry, agriculture, tourism, and services.

• The dinar faces challenges such as inflation and exchange rate volatility influenced by domestic and international factors.

• The Central Bank of Tunisia pursues monetary policies aimed at price stability and economic growth.

• Recent years have seen economic reforms to enhance financial stability and attract investment.

• The economy relies significantly on remittances, exports, and tourism.

Summary of Tunisian Currencies

Additional Information

• Banknotes bear signatures of the Central Bank governor and the finance minister.

• Commemorative coins and banknotes are issued on important national anniversaries and events.

• The Central Bank regularly updates banknotes to incorporate new security technologies.

• Tunisia’s monetary policy focuses on inflation control and exchange rate stability.

This report provides a detailed overview of Tunisia’s financial and monetary history, highlighting the Tunisian dinar as the current official currency, its previous currencies, and the current economic context.