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The meeting also allowed to discuss prospects of boosting fraternal co-operation between Tunisia and Libya, in materialisation of the mutual political will of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his brother Leader Mouammar Kadhafi.
They pay tribute to the Head of State for the interest he takes in the law-making branch as a guarantor to materialisation of the values of the Republic and people's sovereignty, reasserting determination and commitment of the people's representatives to carry on action in order to give concrete shape to the contents of President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali's new platform.
It added: "The efforts made by the Islamic Republic of Iran and Yemen have always been in line with the materialisation of peace, stability and security and we believe that intensification of the dispute will lead to bleeding and cannot help the peace, stability and national unity in Yemen".
 
 
 
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