Tunisian Premier Concludes Visit to Sudan
General, Bakri Hassan Saleh
Khartoum - Arab Today
The Tunisian Prime Minister, Yousef Al-Shahid has concluded a two day-visit to Sudan during which he had bilateral talks with the First Vice-President and National Prime Minister, General, Bakri Hassan Saleh on sphere of cooperation between the two countries .
The Tunisian official has also met the President of the Republic, Field Marshal, Omer Al-Basher and reviewed with him the Sudanese-Tunisian relations .
The two sides, during the visit, signed a number of agreements and a document including the joint cooperation in educational, health, river and air transport, industry and information technology fields .
Source: SUNA
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