BT at your side aboard CTN ferries, from Marseille and Genoa to Tunisia
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As part of its strategy of proximity and commitment to Tunisians residing abroad (TRE), the Bank of Tunisia is innovating by literally going to meet them… at sea.
As part of its strategy of proximity and commitment to Tunisians residing abroad (TRE), the Bank of Tunisia is innovating by literally going to meet them… at sea. Indeed, it will participate in maritime crossings organized with the CTN to and from Marseille and Genoa* during the summer season...
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