
Waiving Late Fees and Rescheduling Debts for Up to 10 Years
It is clear: judicial follow-ups are an exceptional measure against stubborn investors. The government is considering the possibility of partially or fully waiving late fees for the benefit of struggling micro-enterprises affiliated with the NESDA (formerly ANSEJ), along with launching procedures to reschedule debts and extend loan repayment periods for up to 10 years, aiming to alleviate the financial burdens on these project owners and support them. It emphasizes that resorting to judicial follow-ups remains an exceptional and necessary measure directed at a limited category of stubborn investors. In this context, the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Startups, and Institutions...










