Tunis Stock Exchange Proposes Listing Olive Oil on the Market

The Tunis Stock Exchange has proposed introducing olive oil to the market, according to Bilel Sahnoun, General Director of the Tunis Stock Exchange and President of the Arab Federation of Exchanges.

In an interview with Kaouther Larbi on the sidelines of a seminar titled "Unlocking Tunisia's Financial Potential: Innovative Products and Commodity Market," Sahnoun explained that this measure aims to value production and enhance price transparency.

Sahnoun also emphasized the need to revise the legislative framework to allow the listing of commodities, such as olive oil, on the stock exchange.

Key Points:

• The Tunis Stock Exchange proposes listing olive oil on the market
• The move aims to value production and enhance price transparency
• Bilel Sahnoun calls for revising the legislative framework to allow commodity listings

Context: The seminar "Unlocking Tunisia's Financial Potential: Innovative Products and Commodity Market" brings together experts to discuss ways to boost Tunisia's financial sector and promote innovative products and commodity trading. The proposed listing of olive oil on the Tunis Stock Exchange is seen as a step towards enhancing the country's financial market and promoting transparency in commodity pricing.