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Mali, Tunisia sign accord on prevention of double taxation
Tunisia and Mali signed on Friday an agreement on preventing double taxation to promote investments and encourage the private sector to engage in partnership projects.
Tunisia, Economics, 4/29/2000

One million German tourists visited Tunis
Tunisian official statistics said that one million German tourist visited Tunis during the last year, as they accounted for 22% of the total foreign tourists who visited Tunis estimated at 4.8 million tourists and nearly a quarter of the European tourism volume coming to Tunis, which reached nearly 4 million persons.
Tunisia-Germany, Economics, 4/29/2000

Six cooperation agreements between the United Arab Emirates and Tunisia
United Arab Emirates-Tunisia, Politics, 4/28/2000

Decrease in population growth in Tunisia
Tunisia, Culture, 4/28/2000

Accor develops its works in Tunis
The international Accor group for hotels signed a management contract for several hotels and resorts in Tunis that includes 1,400 hotel rooms and related services.
Tunisia-France, Business, 4/28/2000

Ben Ali agrees to invite foreign observers for coming elections
Tunisia, Politics, 4/27/2000

Tunisian journalist freezes hunger strike
Tunisia, Politics, 4/27/2000

Health of Tunisian journalist deteriorates
Tunisian sources revealed yesterday deterioration in the health condition of Tunisian journalist Tawfik Ben Brik for his continuation of a hunger strike to protest being banned from writing.
Tunisia, Politics, 4/26/2000

Kuwaiti, Tunisian FMs meet on bilateral cooperation
Kuwait-Tunisia, Politics, 4/26/2000

Tunisian journalist undertakes hunger strike to protest being banned from writing
Tawfik Ben Berik, a Tunisian journalist, undertook yesterday continuing his hunger strike to protest the confiscation of his passport, the ban keeping him from writing or moving freely, as well as harassment of his family members.
Tunisia, Politics, 4/25/2000

Tunisian municipal elections scheduled for end of May
Tunisia, Politics, 4/25/2000

Bin Ali criticized campaigns against the French information against Tunis
The Tunisian president Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali criticized the French media campaigns against Tunis due to the funeral of the late Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba and detaining Tunisian journalist Tawfik Bin Berik.
Tunisia-France, Politics, 4/25/2000

UAE president gets a message from Tunisian president
United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan al-Nahyan on Sunday received a message from Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali pertaining to relations between the two countries and current Arab issues.
United Arab Emirates-Tunisia, Politics, 4/24/2000


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