Arab World Institute to host conference on Morocco, Tunisia

2006-05-16

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A two-day conference entitled "Morocco and Tunisia in the Heart of History, Independence and Commemoration" will be held Friday (19 May) and Saturday at the Arab World Institute (IMA) in Paris. The event is organised by the Institute for the Study of Islam and Societies of the Muslim World and will be opened by IMA president Yves Guena and Paris Mayor Bertrand Delanoe. Moroccan scholars Mohameed Kenbib from Mohammed V University, Mohamed Hatmi from Dhar-Mehraz University and Raouf Hocine Hamza from the Social Studies Institute of Tunis will be among the lecturers at the conference. (ANSAmed)

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