Arabic News Weekly Edition for Tunisia, 11/3/1997
Weekly Edition, Tunisia - Week of November 3, 1997
- Tunisia and Israel duke it out over fruits
He commented that an Israeli company specializing in producing and marketing grains and fruits to France started a fierce confrontation with the Tunisian dates after the latter proved its high quality in the French market. Tunisia, Business, 11/7/1997 - Boeing to deliver advanced airplanes to Tunisia by 1999
The deal will allow Tunisian Airlines to give Boeing back the 737 model 200 and 727 model 200 planes which have been in use for the past twenty years. Tunisia cannot use these planes any more due to new European and international regulations specifying the kind of planes allowed to fly on international lines. Tunisia, Business, 11/4/1997 - Tunisian currency release Tunisia, Economics, 11/4/1997
- Judicial system defers verdict over socialist democratic movement
This dispute arose when the faction lead by the former deputy head of the Movement Ismail Abu Laihya held an exceptional conference last month in the absence of press and the representatives of other parties Tunisia, Judicial, 11/3/1997 - Tunisian olive oil production decreases
Tunisia has a reserve of the olive oil from the previous season estimated at 160 thousand tons which will help it to provide the local and international markets Tunisia, Economics, 11/3/1997