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Tunisian, Canadian Foreign Ministers Discuss Bilateral Ties

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Tunisian Foreign Minister Khamis al-Jehinawi and his Canadian Counterpart Stephane Dion
Tunis - Arab Today

Tunisian Foreign Minister Khamis al-Jehinawi and his Canadian Counterpart Stephane Dion discussed during a telephone conversation ways of enhancing bilateral relations between the two countries.

    The two sides emphasized the importance of intensifying political meetings and consultations and promoting cooperation in various fields, especially in the economic sector.

    They also talked about Canada's participation in the international conference on investment to be held on November 28 and 29 in Tunis. 

Source: QNA

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