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The roundtable will gather Serge DEGALLAIX, former French Ambassador in Tunisia, Majid BOUDEN, President of the Association of Lawyers in International Law (Paris), Jean-Pierre TUQUOI, journalist, Le Monde and Marwane BEN YAHMED, Editor in chief, Jeune Afrique, for a debate about new Tunisia, in order to analyse the causes and consequences of the recent upheavals witnessed in Tunisia. What are the challenges Tunisia has to face? What are the issues it has to tackle? What are the expectations in the Arab world and for France ?
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