Arabic News Weekly Edition for Tunisia, 1/24/2000
Weekly Edition, Tunisia - Week of January 24, 2000
- Moroccan-Tunisian consular, social, legal commission meets in Rabat Morocco-Tunisia, Politics, 1/29/2000
- French FM scheduled for Tunisia Tunisia, Politics, 1/29/2000
- $84 million Arab loan for Tunisia
The board of directors of the Arab Fund for Social and Economic Development affiliated to Kuwait agreed to grant Tunisia a loan of $84 million (28 million Kuwaiti dinars) to contribute to financing El Kabir and Mole Dam in southern Tunisia. Tunisia, Economics, 1/28/2000 - Morocco, Tunisia sign accord on women and family affairs
Morocco and Tunisia signed in Rabat on Wednesday an accord on cooperation in matters of women and family affairs. Morocco-Tunisia, Politics, 1/27/2000 - Message from Ben Ali to Mubarak
Tunisian Education Minister Ahmed Iyadh Ouederni delivered a written message from Tunisian President Zine al-Abidin Ben Ali to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on boosting bilateral relations between the two states, which are currently witnessing a big push, especially after Ben Ali's visit to Egypt in November. Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 1/26/2000 - Morocco takes part in tunis' women fencing tournament Tunisia-Morocco, Sports, 1/26/2000
- Moroccan-Tunisian talks in Rabat on women and family affairs
Tunisian secretary of state for women and family affairs, Naziha Zarouk, who started on Monday a visit to Morocco held talks with several cabinet members on means to upgrade cooperation and join efforts to promote women's role in society. Morocco-Tunisia, Culture, 1/25/2000 - Tunis and Dubai shopping festival twinned
An agreement for the twinning of the shopping festivals of Tunis and Dubai was signed on Monday at a ceremony held at the premises of the Dubai port authority division in the free trade zone of Jabel Ali, in the United Arab Emirates. Tunisia-United Arab Emirates, Business, 1/25/2000 - King invites Tunisian president to visit Morocco
King Mohammed VI has invited Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali to visit Morocco, said Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Mohamed Benaissa, who handed on Saturday a royal message to Ben Ali. Morocco-Tunisia-Spain, Politics, 1/24/2000