North Africa: Tunisia, Algeria Demand Immediate Cease-Fire in Libya

Tunis/Tunisia — The latest developments in Libya took centre stage of a meeting held on Friday in Tunis between Foreign Minister Khemaies Jhinaoui and his Algerian counterpart Sabri Boukadoum who is in a two-day working visit to Tunisia (April 25-26).

Speaking at joint press conference held at the end of this meeting, Jhinoaui highlighted the convergence of views between Tunisia and Algeria on the Libyan file. Both countries call for the immediate cease-fire in this country, he added.

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