181. OTI- ORGANISATION TRANSPORTS INTERNATIONAUX Offering regional transport between tunisia, Morocco, and Europe. Rades Saline French/English http://www.oti.com.tn/

Qui sommes nous ? Les Plus OTI Services Nos Moyens ... English Résolution 800 x 600 StelFair TUNISIA

182. Tunisia - 5/6/2005 List of names with titles, with date last updated. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/chiefs/chiefs180.html

Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments Last Updated: 5/6/2005 Tunisia President Zine El Abidine BEN ALI Prime Minister Mohamed GHANNOUCHI Abdelaziz BEN DHIA Habib HADDAD Min. of Communication Technologies Montasser OUAILI Mohamed Aziz BEN ACHOUR Mohamed Nouri JOUINI Mohamed Raouf NAJJAR Chadli LAROUSSI Nadhir HAMADA Samira Khayache BELHAJ Min. of Finance Mohamed Rachid KECHICHE Min. of Foreign Affairs Abdelbaki HERMASSI Min. of Higher Education Lazhar BOUOUNI Afif CHELBI Rafiq BELHAJ KACEM Bechir TEKKARI Min. of National Defense Hedi MHENNI Min. of Public Health Ridha KECHRID Min. of Religious Affairs Boubaker EL-AKHZOURI Sadok KORBI Rafaa DEKHIL Ridha GRIRA Min. of Tourism Tijani HADDAD Mondher ZENAIDI Min. of Transport Abderrahim ZOUARI Saloua Ayachi LABBEN Abdullah KAABI Min.-Dir. of the Presidential Cabinet Ahmed Eyadh OUEDERNI Sec. Gen. of the Govt. Mounir JAIDANE Governor, Central Bank Taoufik BACCAR Ambassador to the US Nejib HACHANA Permanent Representative to the UN, New York Ali HACHANA Chiefs of State Home

183. Bill Patterson's Collection Of Map Postcards Scanned postcard showing map of tunisia which includes drawings of key landmarks. http://home.att.net/~bpatftw/tunisia.htm

184. TvRadioWorld - Tunisia - Radio And Television List of broadcasters, TV and radio stations (local, national, international, shortwave and on the web), with links where available. http://www.tvradioworld.com/region3/tun/

Directory // ValueParameters ValueHost = "hs0161619"; ValueLoaded = false; ValueID = "valueid"; ValueVersion = "1.1"; ValueWidth = 468; ValueHeight = 60; ValueBgColor = "#996600"; ValueBorder = false; ValueNoText = true; Home Africa TELEVISION National Television Networks Television Tunisienne State operated. RADIO National Radio Networks Radio Tunis State operated. Radio Stations on the Web Tunisia: Listing of Radio Stations On The Web Shortwave Broadcasters RTT Tunesia » Services: Home Page My Radio TRW Directory Radio and Television ... Amateur, CB, Ham... » Site: Search TvRadioWorld Advanced Search Submit Information Contact Us » Outside Resources: FCC Federal Comm Commission RR Online Industry news, ratings... Lyngemark Charts Detailed satellite info... Zona Latina Media in Latin America Arbitron Ratings Online results.. Media Web Search Online media data.. Home Africa Looking for more? Visit the film/tv professional's web resource, Mandy's International Film and TV Production Directory , or the Film/TV Search Page for Tunisia Navigate TvRadioWorld Home Page Regional Index Search Submit A Site ... Powered by Qualitis Plus... See the Q+ Difference for your website.

185. Last Minute Tunisia Viaggi E Informazioni Per Vacanze Africa - Viaggeria Consigli di viaggio, gallerie fotografiche, guide turistiche. http://viaggeria.lycos.it/mondo/cdv/paese.asp?paese=TUNISIA

186. Pictures Of Tunisia, Slideshows, Trip Report, Travelogue Photos, slideshows, pictures, and a travelogue from a backpacker's trip to tunisia in 2003. http://ianandwendy.com/OtherTrips/Tunisia/

For Christmas '03, we visited Tunisia, in northern Africa. If you have problems viewing the Tunisia pictures, click the links at the bottom instead. Tunis El Jem Matmata Sufetula (Sbeitla) ... Sousse 'Low-Tech' Slideshows: ( click these if you have problems with the other links) Dougga Pictures Douz Pictures El Jem Pictures Gafsa Pictures ... Tunis Pictures Tunisia Links ( links open in new window) Travel Library - Travelogues and stories from Tunisia La Tunisie En Photos (Photos-Voyages) - French website with lots of Tunisia photos Exploitz.com - Tunisia pictures Willgoto Travel Guide and Directory -Travel Guide and Directory Wikipedia - Encyclopedia entry

187. Catalot Tunisian Recipes Five favourite recipes from tunisia. http://members.tripod.com/catalot/tunis.html

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188. Holidays In Tunisia And Discovery Tours With Tunisia First, Discover Tunisia Wit Offers customised holidays catering for special interests such as bridge card games, sea fishing and bowls. Includes overview, itineraries and contact information. http://www.tunisiafirst.co.uk/

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189. Welcome To Tunisia Online, Your Digital Gateway To News And Information On Tunis Describes the constitutional rights of women in tunisia. http://www.tunisiaonline.com/women

Women and Civil Rights Women and Socio-economic Rights Women and Public Life Women's Institutions Tunisian Women in Figures Women and Civil Rights The principle of equality of men and women with respect to citizenship and before the courts is expressly stipulated in Tunisian legal texts. As early as 1956, the Code of Personal Status established a new organization of the family based on equality of rights, through a series of provisions that included: the abolition of polygamy; the establishment of judicial divorce proceedings, granting both spouses the right to request divorce; setting the minimum age for marriage at 17 for girls, and providing that they must consent to the marriage; in the case of death of the child's father, granting the mother the right of custody of their minor children. The new amendments announced by the President of the Republic on August 13, 1992 have, meanwhile, strengthened the place of women still further, confirming the principle according to which their rights are inseparable from those of men, eliminating legal provisions that could be interpreted as discriminatory and sexist. These amendments, adopted by the Chamber of Deputies in July 1993, stipulate in particular: that the two spouses "must treat each other with kindness and consideration, and assist each other in the management of the household and the affairs of their children." This provision replaces the former clause providing that "the woman must obey her husband";

190. Worldwide Classroom: Tunisia Country Page List of schools in tunisia. Homepages of different schools, institutes and cultural centers in tunisia. http://www.worldwide.edu/ci/tunisia/index.html

Web worldwide.edu World wide Classroom Program Listings Student Resources Program Providers About WWC Worldwide Classroom Home Overview Contact Us Sponsoring WWC Program Listings By Country By Category Student Resources Program Finder Ask The Student Travel Planner Program Providers List Your Programs Membership Info Internet Outreach Schools Worldwide Offer Hurricane Katrina Assistance Find International Programs in Tunisia Programs For Adults Programs For Minors Int'l Program Finder Have us find a program that matches your needs for you! Travel Planner Resources and tips that everyone who is planning a trip abroad should review. Adventures Abroad What's new with program providers from around the world. Please Make Your Selection Using the List to Your Left. Worldwide Classroom (WWC) Contact Us

191. ƒ`ƒ ƒjƒWƒA Še‘Šî–{î•ñ —·‚ð’²‚×‚é ’n‹ ‚Ì•à‚« 基本惠報、政府機関、気候、安堨、宿泊事惠、堬報交通、レンタカー、タクシー、无の会話、食事事惠、痠気・トラブル時の対処。 http://www.arukikata.co.jp/country/tunisia.html

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192. World Summit On The Information Society Second Phase of the WSIS to be held in Tunis (tunisia), 1618 November 2005. http://www.itu.int/wsis

home français español search ... text only Your browser does not support script CtryImage("en"); The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) is held in two phases. The first phase of WSIS took place in Geneva hosted by the Government of Switzerland from 10 to 12 December 2003 , where 175 countries adopted a Declaration of Principles and Plan of Action . The second phase will take place in Tunis hosted by the Government of Tunisia, from 16 to 18 November 2005 more on WSIS... The UN agency that takes the lead in organizing the Summit is the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) What's New PrepCom-3: 19-30 September 2005 wsisnews.innerHTML=getrss('/wsis/rss/general.xml'); News Archive Host Countries UN Organizing Agency ICT Success Stories WSIS Books Digital Reach WSIS-Tunis: Commemorative Book WSIS-Geneva: ... Souvenir Book for sale SECOND PHASE OF WSIS: TUNIS In the second phase of WSIS efforts are being made to put the Plan of Action into motion and working groups have been set up to find solutions and reach agreements in the fields of Internet governance and financing mechanisms. [ more on the second phase...

193. CNN.com - Tunisia Blast Probe: Suspect Freed - April 16, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/europe/04/16/germany.tunisia/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US/HELP CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe CNNenEspanol.com CNNArabic.com ... set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Tunisia blast probe: Suspect freed Elissia, an eight-year-old German girl, was among those injured in the blast BERLIN, Germany (CNN) German authorities say they have released a person detained in connection with the explosion last week of a truck at a synagogue in Tunisia that killed at least 15 people, including 10 German tourists. The German federal prosecutor's office said it arrested the person on Monday night and said it had 24 hours from the time of the arrest to bring the suspect up on charges or release the person. But the prosecutor's office said on Tuesday that after questioning the person, it determined there was nothing to link to the crime. Spokeswoman Frauke Scheuten said the arrest was made after a tip to authorities about a telephone call from the North African nation to Germany before the blast, at the Ghriba synagogue, a historic and holy Jewish site on the Tunisian island of Djerba. MORE STORIES Tunisia synagogue toll rises She said the call indicated the man may have been acting as a contact.

194. Tunisia Voting On Constitution CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/africa/05/26/tunisia.vote.reut/index.html

195. CNN.com - Jubilant Japan Go Through, Tunisia Out - June 14, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/worldcup/06/14/japtun.report/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US/HELP CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe CNNenEspanol.com CNNArabic.com ... set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 select a team Europe: Belgium Croatia Denmark England France Germany Ireland Italy Poland Portugal Russia Slovenia Spain Sweden Turkey South America: Argentina Brazil Ecuador Paraguay Uruguay Africa: Cameroon Nigeria Senegal South Africa Tunisia Asia: China Japan Saudi Arabia South Korea CONCACAF: Costa Rica Mexico United States Main page Schedule Stadiums Jubilant Japan go through, Tunisia out Morishima celebrates Japan's opening goal OSAKA, Japan Nationwide celebrations erupted in Japan after the World Cup co-hosts clinched a place in the second round of the tournament for the first time with a 2-0 win over Tunisia in their final group game. Hiroaki Morishima and Hidetoshi Nakata delighted the army of blue-shirted fans in Osaka's Nagai stadium with goals in the second half. Substitute Morishima used his first touch to perfection, pouncing on a loose ball in the 48th minute and fired truly past goalkeeper Ali Boumnijel from 10 meters out.

196. Ruspina USA - Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil Offers premium, extra virgin olive oil from tunisia by the container to individuals, restaurants, grocery stores and specialty shops. Direct from producer to consumer, wholesale prices. http://www.ruspinausa.com/

Welcome to Ruspina USA Ruspina was a city founded by the Roman Empire in Central Eastern Tunisia on the Mediterranean. The Romans discovered that the oil produced from local olives was outstanding. Ruspina, located only sixty miles south of Sicily, soon became one of the major centers of olive oil production for the Roman Empire. Ruspina olive oil was shipped to all corners of the known world. Today, there are more than six million trees in the Ruspina area producing significant quantities of olive oil. As a matter of fact, Tunisia is the fourth largest producer of olive oil in the world and the first exporter of extra virgin olive oil in the world. Olive oil has become a global business. Much of the olive oil currently exported to the United States from Italy is repacked Tunisian olive oil. Large Italian companies purchase olive oil in bulk from many different countries, blend it, package it and export it. As such, the point of origin is often misleading, and the quality is rarely uniform.

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