17 March 2014
RIYADH (TAP Special Correspondent Fayçal Dhaou) - Interim Premier Mehdi Jomaa wrapped up, on Monday afternoon, a two-day visit to Saudi Arabia and left for Qatar, the third stop in his Gulf trip.
RIYADH (TAP Special Correspondent Fayçal Dhaou) - Interim Premier Mehdi Jomaa wrapped up, on Monday afternoon, a two-day visit to Saudi Arabia and left for Qatar, the third stop in his Gulf trip.
The PM is heading an official delegation. He is also accompanied by businessmen led by Chair of the Tunisian Industry, Trade and Handicrafts Union Wided Bouchamaoui.
Jomaa had a series of talks, particularly with Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Saoud Al-Faycal.
The Prime Minister also met with Prince Muqrin Ibn Abdallah Ibn Abdelaziz Al-Saoud, second Deputy Prime Minister and Special Envoy of the Custodian of the two Holy Mosques.
The Tunisian ministers conferred with Saudi officials. Likewise, Tunisian businessmen met with their Saudi counterparts.
Saudi newspapers "Al-Sharq Al-Awsat" and "Al-Riyadh" interviewed the Prime Minister on the occasion of this visit.
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