Tunisia-Presidential Chief of Staff refuses to attend a hearing session by Security Committee

By R

| 13 janvier 2020

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The House of People’s Representatives (HPR) Defence and Security Committee commanded an apology from the presidency of the republic after the Presidential Chief of Staff refused to attend a hearing session.The MPs officially requested an explanation from the presidency .

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