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Tunisia’s parliament proposal targets online gambling amid pending reform

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A group of 23 Tunisian MPs submitted a proposal in January 2026 to amend a 1974 decree and extend the definition of gambling to digital platforms and mobile apps. Separately, a revised government draft law was submitted to the Prime Ministry in 2025, with Council of Ministers review pending; the article says no licensing framework exists for private online operators.

The proposals could bring digital gambling into Tunisia’s legal definition, where private online operators lack a licensing framework.

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