Bahrain, Tunisia discuss youth, sport cooperation
The minister lauded the growing Bahraini-Tunisian relations.
Manama - Egypt Today
Youth and Sports Affairs Minister Hisham bin Mohammed Al-Jowder today discussed with Tunisia’s Ambassador to Bahrain, Mohammed bin Yusuf, ways to enhance youth and sport cooperation.
The minister lauded the growing Bahraini-Tunisian relations and mutual keenness to further broaden cooperation and coordination to benefit both sides' interests and joint Arab action.
He praised the ambassador’s efforts to boost bilateral relations and cooperation.
Source:AFP
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