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Turkish language to be taught in Tunisian schools

Turkish language to be taught in Tunisian schools

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Turkey and Tunisia would also have close cultural relations after Turkish language courses started in schools in Tunisia as of 2013, Rhouma said.

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Turkish language would be taught in schools in Tunisia as of next year, Tunisian ambassador said on Saturday.

Mehrez Ben Rhouma, Tunisia's ambassador to Turkey, said that there were sound relations between the two countries.

Turkey and Tunisia would also have close cultural relations after Turkish language courses started in schools in Tunisia as of 2013, Rhouma said.

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Bosphorus swim named world's best open water race

Bosphorus swim named world's best open water race

Asia to Europe swim race chosen by World Open Water Swimming Association

Istanbul to host meeting of ministers on Al-Aqsa crisis

Istanbul to host meeting of ministers on Al-Aqsa crisis

Foreign ministers from Organization of Islamic Cooperation to convene

Turkey slashes import duties on rebar

Turkey slashes import duties on rebar

Move to cut duties follows a recent surge in price of domestic rebar, a staple material in building construction

Turkish economic confidence hits four-year high

Turkish economic confidence hits four-year high

Index increases to 103.4 points in July, according to Turkish Statistical Institute

Heavy rainfall causes floods in Istanbul

Heavy rainfall causes floods in Istanbul

Images shared on social media and Turkish television showed huge hailstones battering the streets of Turkey's most populated city and cars submerged in the torrential downpour.

Court approves indictment in MIT trucks case

Court approves indictment in MIT trucks case

55 defendants include former military officers and state employees, accused over intelligence trucks stopped in January 2014

Turkey Parliament revokes seats of 2 HDP deputies

Turkey: Parliament revokes seats of 2 HDP deputies

Due to absenteeism, opposition deputies Hezer Ozturk and Faysal Sariyildiz lose their seats in parliament

Turkish Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged

Turkish Central Bank keeps interest rates unchanged

Bank sees recovery in economic activity

Turkish police detain 26 ISIL suspects in Istanbul

Turkish police detain 26 ISIL suspects in Istanbul

Counterterrorism police target 14 addresses across 9 Istanbul districts

Borsa Istanbul up at opening

Borsa Istanbul up at opening

BIST 100 index rises 0.56 percent; US dollar/Turkish lira rate drops to 3.53

Turkish PM to meet managers of leading German companies

Turkish PM to meet managers of leading German companies

His meeting comes after tensions rose when Berlin unveiled drastic economic measures

Turkish CHP party refuses to leave parliament

Turkish CHP party refuses to leave parliament

Opposition lawmakers protesting draft parliament bylaw changes

Turkey appoints new foreign envoys

Turkey appoints new foreign envoys

Merve Kavakci, a former Istanbul deputy from a right-wing Virtue Party, which was shut down in 2001, has become ambassador in Kuala Lumpur. Ahmet Muhtar Gun becomes new permanent representative to the United Nations

Turkey condemns Israel's statements over Al-Aqsa

Turkey condemns Israel's statements over Al-Aqsa

Foreign Ministry spokesman urges immediate removal of 'obstacles to freedom of worship'

Turkish parliament rebuts Israeli attack on Erdogan

Turkish parliament rebuts Israeli attack on Erdogan

Head of Foreign Affairs Committee rejects criticism of president's comments over Al-Aqsa Mosque

Diyanet launches report on FETO's misuse of religion

Diyanet launches report on FETO's misuse of religion

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