Turkish defense companies exported 150 million dollars (80.7 billion FCFA) of military equipment to this North African country. Export financing will be provided by Türk Eximbank. The bank will provide 80 million dollars (more than 43 billion FCFA) in loans to Tunisia, according to the Habertürk report. Necessary training in the premises of the TAI in the capital Ankara, will also be provided for the 52 Tunisian pilots and maintenance personnel.
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