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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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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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