The Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) led a delegation, consisting of national and European parliamentarians, to assess the political situation in Tunisia one year after the revolution. As Chair of the delegation, Lord Alderdice stated that they were “hugely impressed and encouraged by the progress made in the democratic transition of the country.” – caltonjock

The Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) led a delegation, consisting of national and European parliamentarians, to assess the political situation in Tunisia one year after the revolution. As Chair of the delegation, Lord Alderdice stated that they were “hugely impressed and encouraged by the progress made in the democratic transition of the country.”

By gmbwatch on April 10, 2012 The Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) has announced that it recently led a delegation of national and European parliamentarians to assess the political situation in Tunisia. According to the CEPR press release: From March 31 – April 3, the CEPR delegation met with the Tunisian President, Moncef Marzouki, … Continue reading The Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) led a delegation, consisting of national and European parliamentarians, to assess the political situation in Tunisia one year after the revolution. As Chair of the delegation, Lord Alderdice stated that they were “hugely impressed and encouraged by the progress made in the democratic transition of the country.”