Tourists arrive at the Nfidha airport near Sousse, Tunisia, Saturday June 27, 2015. Tunisias prime minister announced on Saturday a string of new security measures including closing renegade mosques and calling up army reservists as thousands of tourists left the North African country in wake of its worst terrorist attack ever. (AP Photo/Salah Rhim)
Prime minister Elyes Fakhfakh expressed hope that the Tourism sector will resume activities in July. He pointed out the vital role of the sector in Tunisia
Speaking at a visit he conducted to a retirement home in Sousse on the occasion of aid el-Fitr, the PM said that no COVID-19 infection was recorded in the establishment.He further hailed the efforts of medical and paramedical staff for the efforts they have made to take care of the elderly who live there.
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