Tunisian Premier to arrive the Country on Wednesday
Tunisian Prime Minister, Dr Yousif Al-Shahid
Khartoum - Arab Today
Tunisian Prime Minister, Dr Yousif Al-Shahid is due to arrive In Khartoum next Wednesday, heading his country's delegation to sessions of the High Sudanese-Tunisian Ministerial Committee, while the First Vice-President and National Prime Minister, Lt. Gen. Bakri Hassan Salih will chair the Sudanese side.
The Committee's meetings will take place in Khartoum during March 21-23 and during which the Prime Minister of Tunisia will meet the President of the Republic to hand him over a message from his Tunisian counterpart.
The meetings of experts will be held during March 21-22 to prepare documents including agreements, memorandum of understanding and executive programs covering all scopes of cooperation between the two countries, that would be signed on March the 23rd
The Tunisian Premier's delegation will comprise 100 Tunisian businessmen who will take part in the Sudanese-Tunisian Businessmen Forum.
Source: SUNA
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