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Libya Reiterates Solidarity With Tunisia Amid COVID-19 Crisis

April 9, 2020
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Yusuf Al-Akouri, Head of the Foreign Affairs Committee for the House of Representatives (HoR), discussed the COVID-19 pandemic with Samah Damak, the Head of the Rights, Freedoms and Foreign Relations Committee of Tunisia.

Al-Akouri reiterated that the HoR’s, Interim Government’s and Libyan people’s support and solidarity with Tunisia during this difficult time. The two discussed prospects for bilateral cooperation between the two states to confront the virus.

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