It's funny that this happens in Tunisia when they are more open to cryptocurrencies. In the other hand, you have Algeria and Morocco where cryptocurrencies are banned and yet, exchanges still operate there.
nobody is worried about the algerian or moroccan governments coming after them.
what they
are worried about is sanctions from the USA or EU. i believe there are no sanctions against algeria or morocco.
there are however
active EU sanctions against tunisia. i believe this is why binance is doing this. they are increasingly concerned about violating sanctions. they're getting really big and are worried about being targeted by law enforcement agencies.