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Economist Mahmoud Ben Romdhane, however, maintained that Nabli's strict monetary policy was what the country needed and his dismissal sent bad signals to foreign donors and investors. "I think it will tarnish the government's image worldwide because Nabli is known as a prominent expert, not only in Tunisia but worldwide and people would not understand the exact rationale," he said. The firing of Nabli also comes during a period political uncertainty in the country after the president and the prime minister publicly disagreed over the decision to extradite Libya's former Prime Minister Al-Baghdadi Al-Mahmoudi, raising the specter of a schism in the ruling coalition.
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