Tunisia Plans to Hire and Regularize Over 32,000 Personnel in 2027
Tunisia's Finance Minister announces plans to hire and regularize 32,557 personnel in 2027.
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Tunisia's Finance Minister announces plans to hire and regularize 32,557 personnel in 2027.
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Tunisian judicial community remembers Rachid Sabbagh, a distinguished jurist and former minister of defense, who left a lasting legacy in the country's justice system.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced on Thursday that it had destroyed a US drone over the Strait of Hormuz using an advanced air defense system.
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