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Tunisian President starts visit to Libya tomorrow
Tunisian President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali starts tomorrow Saturday an official visit to Libya which will last for two days. This is President Bin Ali's third visit since he assumed power in Tunisia in 1987 and the first since UN sanctions were suspended from Libya.
Tunisia-Libya, Politics, 6/2/2000
An increase in Tunis citrus exports
Tunisia, Economics, 6/2/2000
Tunisia bids for African Nations Cup CAN-2000
Tunisia, Sports, 6/2/2000
Tunisian- Mauritanian joint high commission winds up
Tunisia-Mauritania, Economics, 5/31/2000
Al-Assad received a message from Tunisian counterpart, phone call from Canada's prime minister
Syria's President Hafez al-Assad on Tuesday received a message from President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali of Tunisia in which he praised President Hafez al-Assad's backing to joint Arab action. He stressed Tunisia's full backing and firm stand in support of both Syria and Lebanon to restore their occupied territories.
Syria-Tunisia-Canada, Politics, 5/31/2000
Ruling party wins most seats in Tunisian municipal elections
The Tunisian interior minister Abdu Allah El-Fallal announced yesterday the results of Sunday's 12th municipal elections, the first since Tunis' independence.
Tunisia, Politics, 5/30/2000
Mauritanian Premier in Tunis
Tunisia-Mauritania, Politics, 5/29/2000
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