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Slug: Tunisia: Reconciliation and economic investment law in the parliament. Location: Tunisian Capital - Tunisia Language: Nat/ Arabic Duration: 03":20" Source: ARAB24 Restriction: ARAB24 Clients Dateline: 11/7/2016 Introduction: Deputies Council of the Tunisian parliament seeks to speed up the ratification of the Economic Reconciliation and the Investment Law which came as an initiative from the presidency, to move the Tunisian economic wheel, and on the other hand, civil society rejected the economic Reconciliation and Investment Act, to be considered as reconciliation with the symbols suspicious for corruption. Shotlist: -ARAB24 logo (00:00:00-00:00:05). -Long and medium of Tunisian street (Archives) -Long and medium of Tunisian flags (Archives) -SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Deputy Aljailany Alhamami, Popular front member, (00:00:29-0001:00): "Discussion of this law must be inside and outside the parliament, within the Council we progress to revise the Transitional Justice Act Chapter 45 and Chapter 46 to accommodate all the corruption cases that affected the country, but they do not want this trend, they like the marginalization of transitional justice with an exception to the corrupts who enjoyed the public money and took advantage of the private state property in their favor, and that is what we are trying to stop in the Council, but on the other hand I think that the Tunisian people as a whole mean to stop this law." -Long and medium of Tunisian street (Archives) -Long and medium of Tunisian flags (Archives) -SOYNDBITE (Arabic), Deputy Hassan Alamari, Nidaa Tunisia member, (00:01:1500:01:38): "This Law covers businessmen who are already suffering from complete paralysis since four years and today with this law it must restore the economic cycle for these people to enter the economic cycle in order to benefit them and the state of reconciling with them." -Long and medium of Tunisian street (Archives) -Long and medium of Tunisian flags (Archives) -SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Deputy Yamena Alzaghlami, Annahda movement member, (00:02:00-00:02:23): "As Annahda bloc, we consulted a group of experts in the economy and with numbers, this law will contribute to launder corruption and money laundering, unfortunately, and in the first edition of this law, it must contribute to losing Tunisia ranks on the level of digitization in the issue of the economy." -Long and medium of Tunisian street (Archives) -SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Murad Hattab, Economical expert, (00:02:46-00:03:02): "For the law of economic reconciliation is a law to encourage investment in Tunisia and restore confidence in this field, not to mention a 51 percent of the Tunisian private institutions threatened with bankruptcy with advanced level in almost two years." -Long and medium of Tunisian street (Archives) Storyline: Deputies Council of the Tunisian parliament seeks to speed up the ratification of the Economic Reconciliation and the Investment Law which came as an initiative from the presidency, to move the Tunisian economic wheel, and on the other hand, civil society rejected the economic Reconciliation and Investment Act, to be considered as reconciliation with the symbols suspicious for corruption Deputy Aljailany Alhamami from Popular front confirmed that the opposition rejects the economic reconciliation, which is reconciliation with the symbols of corruption in the former regime and business people who are suspected with corruption as the opposition and the forces of society will do its best to bring down the law, which is inconsistent with the elements of transitional justice and the goal that it the revolution was initiated by. For his part, the economic expert Murad Hattab stressed on the importance of parliamentary consensus for the ratification of the Economic Reconciliation Act, which would encourage business investment and economic recovery and for the new investment law Hattab said that this law is not clear and is far from encouragement to invest.