The Chief Executive Officer of the National Oil Distribution Company, Khaled Bettin, stated that Tunisia’s fuel supply crisis had ended, noting that the improvement currently observed was “definitive,” while at the same time continuing to seek solutions to guarantee the stability of distribution operations.
In a statement given to Express FM radio, Bettin indicated that the period just past had been marked by significant disruptions in fuel distribution, before the problem was eventually overcome.
Khaled Bettin explained that the currently available fuel stocks are sufficient to cover a month’s consumption. He added that the objective is to secure supply across the five companies operating in the sector, in order to ensure the continuity of distribution and meet market needs.
Optimism about avoiding the strike on September 23 and 24
Regarding the strike planned for September 23 and 24, 2026, the CEO of the National Oil Distribution Company said there is “no reason to renew the strike,” expressing confidence in the possibility of reaching a solution before that deadline.
He stated, in this context, that the company is currently working to seek solutions, adding that other options would be considered if the strike were to be sustained.
He also noted that the company does not maintain a direct relationship with the drivers, stressing that it is in the interest of all parties that relations between drivers and the owners of the fuel distribution companies be good.
Khaled Bettin also revealed that the National Oil Distribution Company had acquired six new trucks to strengthen its position in the market.
Regarding electric vehicles, Bettin announced that 35 free charging stations would soon be installed at the company’s main stations. He assured that the company will tailor its offering to market needs based on the evolution in the number of electric vehicles.
