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Tunisia
Laarayedh takes the plunge in business

Although his predecessor, Hamadi Jebali, strived to form ties with [...]

Published on 23/05/2013 at 23:01 GMT

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Ahmed Abdelkefi
Ali Laarayedh
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Hamadi Jebali
Laurent Fabius
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Tunisia
Erdogan does his bit for Laarayedh

Overshadowed by unrest in Taksim Square in Istanbul, prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Tunis between June 3-7 nonetheless [...]

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Ennahda displays pro-business stance

As relations with its coalition partners (CPR and FDTL) and the media threaten to burst into open warfare, Ennahda party, which is equally confronted with snags in the constitutional process, has held out an olive branch to business circles.

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