Tunisian Interior Minister Ali Al-Areed was born in Madanin city in the south of Tunisia. He first graduated as an engineer from the commercial navy school on the coast of Tunisia. He joined the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) movement’s institutions, aka Ennahda Movement, especially the Congress and the ...
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New Tunisian Minister Of Interior Spent 15 Years in State Security Prison for Muslim Brotherhood Affiliation
- 26 December 2011
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Tunisian Interior Minister Ali Al-Areed was born in Madanin city in the south of Tunisia. He first graduated as an engineer from the commercial navy school on the coast of Tunisia. He joined the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) movement’s institutions, aka Ennahda Movement, especially the Congress and the ...
Tunisia: Nahdha: No to Attacks on the People’s Faith, Yes to Protecting the Political Process
- 7 December 2011
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Following Nessma TV’s broadcasting of a cartoon film that included a flagrant attack on the Divine..
Tunisia's Ennahdha Party Condemns Attempts at Dragging the Country Into Division and Conflict
- 6 December 2011
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Ennahdha Party expresses its extreme concern and dismay at the return of tension to a number of loca..
Tunisia's Ennahda Pledges Support For Tourism Sector
- 13 November 2011
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Tunisia's Ennahda movement pledged to guarantee civil liberties for all Tunisian men and women, incl..
Tunisia: Ennahdha Party Chairman's Speech Delivered at Friday's Press Conference
- 30 October 2011
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Ennahdha party congratulates the Tunisian people who reali sed a new epic achievement though the gre..
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