To build and foster relations between Britain and Tunisia and to develop a fundamental knowledge of the socio economic, social, and political problems facing the country.
1. Continuing the UK's trade relationship with Tunisia: parliamentary report
25/10/2019 - Department for International Trade
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Found:
Tunisia
Trade Relationship with
Tunisia
Agreement establishing an association between
2. Tunisia: doctors and medical facilities
16/03/2021 - Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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Guidance
Tunisia: doctors and medical facilities
List of English speaking
3. Summary of the UK-Tunisia association agreement
25/10/2019 - Department for International Trade
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Found:
Summary of the UK-Tunisia association agreement - GOV.UK
4. Financial sanctions, Tunisia
30/01/2019 - HM Treasury
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Financial sanctions, Tunisia - GOV.UK
document
5. Conor Burns celebrates 2,000 year old Tunisian trade links
29/10/2019 - Department for International Trade
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Found: the Tunisia-UK Trade and Investment Forum on opportunities for trade between the UK and Tunisia.
1. Tunisia
30/11/2016 - Lords Chamber
1: what is their current political strategy towards Tunisia, and what plans they have to further develop economic - Speech Link
2: British Council’s annual Hammamet conference in Tunisia last weekend. The noble Baroness, my noble friend - Speech Link
2. Foreign Affairs Council
25/10/2016 - Written Statements
1: exploit the EU’s soft power.TunisiaThe Council discussed Tunisia and adopted conclusions on the - Speech Link
3. Support for Witnesses of Terror Attacks Overseas
14/09/2017 - Commons Chamber
1: number of such attacks has only continued to grow—Tunisia, Nice, Stockholm, Paris and Barcelona, to name - Speech Link
2: In the case of the terrible event in Sousse, in Tunisia, where the hon. Gentleman’s constituent witnessed - Speech Link
4. Foreign Affairs Council: 17 October
13/10/2016 - Written Statements
1: European global strategy, external migration, Tunisia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Ministers - Speech Link
5. UK Flight Ban: Sharm El Sheikh
13/12/2017 - Commons Chamber
1: surprise to my hon. Friend that the ban on flights to Tunisia, which is immediately opposite ISIL- infested beaches - Speech Link
2: that the UK was now encouraging tourism back to Tunisia, and they took it as a bit of an affront that we - Speech Link
3: the resumption of holiday flights from the UK to Tunisia; and calls on the Government to review the situation - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Damien Moore MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 01704 500577.
Email: damien.moore.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Daniel Dewhurst, Office of Damien Moore MP, House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA. Tel: 01704 500 577
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Tunisia APPG