U.S. Delegation Ends Official Visit to Tunisia
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TUNIS, Tunisia — A delegation from the U.S. House Armed Services Committee, led by Chairman Melvin Price (D-Ill.), ended a three-day official visit to Tunisia on Thursday.
During the visit, the representatives held meetings with President Habib Bourguiba and Premier Mohammed Mzali.
The delegation also held a working session with Tunisian Defense Minister Slaheddine Bali during which aspects of military cooperation between Tunisia and the United States were discussed.
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