Arabic News Weekly Edition for Tunisia, 2/22/1999
Weekly Edition, Tunisia - Week of February 22, 1999
- Egyptian - Tunisian high committee look for tangible accomplishments
The meetings of the Egyptian - Tunisian high committee are to begin on Wednesday in Tunis for four days, under the chairmanship of Egyptian Prime Minister Kamal El-Ganzoury and his Tunisian counterpart, Hamed Karoui to discuss upgrading and enhancing bilateral relations between the two countries, especially business relations. Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 2/27/1999 - Cooperation agreement between Tunisia and World Bank
Christian Dallvo, the regional manager of the World Bank left Tunis yesterday after signing the bank's ninth cooperation agreement with the Tunisian government. Tunisia-World Bank, Economics, 2/26/1999 - Tunisia develops cooperation with Portugal, Egypt and Yemen
Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio has asserted his country's desire to "intensify consultations with Tunisia and to benefit from all available potentials for boosting bilateral cooperation." Tunisia-International, Economics, 2/26/1999 - Tunis protests over Qatari al-Jazeera guest
Tunisian sources in Cairo said that Tunis protested over a program on Qatar's satellite station, al-Jezira, which hosted last Saturday Mohamed Mazaly, the former Tunisian prime minister on a sports program, in which the latter spoke on the issue of bribery leveled recently at officials on the International Olympic Committee, of which Mezaly is a member. Tunisia-Qatar, Politics, 2/24/1999 - A message to Kuwaiti ruler from his Tunisian counterpart Kuwait-Tunisia, Politics, 2/24/1999
- Bonds worth $2 billion in Tunisia
The Tunisian central bank will raise at the beginning of March bonds worth 200 million Tunisian dinars ($177 million) in the first stage of issuing such bonds for the first time. Tunisia, Economics, 2/23/1999 - Tunisian prime minister in Portugal today to enhance cooperation
Tunisian Prime Minister Hamed Karoui is heading today for a two-day official visit to Portugal to fulfill an invitation from his Portuguese counterpart. Tunisia-Portugal, Politics, 2/23/1999 - Tunisia Supports Portugal's Euro-African Summit Initiative Regional-Tunisia, Politics, 2/23/1999
- A message from Tunisian president to Qatari Emir Qatar-Tunisia, Politics, 2/22/1999