Arab Interior Ministers start this Wednesday in Tunis a two-day meeting to foster cooperation and coordination in security matters and related sectors.
The Arab home ministers will also review a draft law for the extradition of criminals and wanted persons in addition to a common Arab strategy to combat terrorism, the unification of investigation procedures and the setting of a common data bank between various Arab security bodies.
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