Tunisia-Tunisia to chair the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice

By R

| 27 novembre 2020

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At the conclusion of the work of the 36th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice held on Thursday by videoconference, it was ruled that Tunisia will take over the presidency of the council after Bahrain.

Tunisia will be represented by Justice Minister Mohamed Boussetta for a one-year term, a statement reads.

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