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Jallouli Fares (Arabic: جلولي فارس; 6
March 1909 – 28
October 2001) was a
politician in
Tunisia during its
transitions from
French colony to
monarchy to...
- ****embly's
decision to
appoint him as
Prime Minister, he was
replaced by
Jallouli Fares,
until the
adoption of the
constitution on 1 June 1959. This proved...
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sitting started at 9:23 pm in the
throne room of
Bardo Palace,
chaired by
Jallouli Fares. In the afternoon, the
Republic was proclaimed,
abolishing a 252...
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Jallouli Fares,
president of the
Constituent ****embly,
handing over the
Constitution to the
President of the Republic,
Habib Bourguiba,
President of the...
- Bab
Jebli Jedid (arabic : باب الجبلي الجديد), also
known as Bab
Jallouli (arabic : باب الجلولي) is one of the
gates of the
Medina of Sfax
located in the...
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military officer Issam Fares (born 1937),
Lebanese businessman and
politician Jallouli Fares (1909–2001),
Tunisian politician Jawad Fares (born 1991), Lebanese...
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contains a
museum of arts and
traditions located in the
medina called Dar
Jallouli. Sfax
concentrates the main
educational institutions of the
south of the...
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Catholic Church. Mahjouba,
Morocco [1] [dead link] Gabtni, H.; Hajji, O.;
Jallouli, C. (2016). "Integrated
application of
gravity and
seismic methods for...
- Douz
Museum Nabeul Museum Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Dar
Jallouli Museum. Dar
Jellouli Museum.
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