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Secretary Clinton on Court’s Opinion on Kosovo
Release of International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence
New U.S. –Tunisia Parliamentary Friendship Group
Ambassador Gray hosted the new U.S. –Tunisia Parliamentary Friendship Group, headed by Mr. Mohammed Sakhr El-Materi, for a lunch on July 14. The group discussed ideas for future collaboration and the increasing worldwide trend for parliamentarians to meet across national borders

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Americans with Disabilities Act

Secretary Clinton: Celebrating 20 Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act

The Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program (2011-2012)

Program for Doctoral degree to conduct research and/or lecture in the USA.

Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant Program FLTA

It is an opportunity for young, international teachers of English to refine their teaching skills.

University Partnership - ESF Funding Opportunity

U.S. Embassy offers grants to support U.S academic institutions to engage with higher education in Tunisia.

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Embassy Events

Following up on the Entrepreneurship Summit
Pradeep Ramamurthy, senior director for Global Engagement at the National Security Council, visited Tunisia on a three-day trip

CAO Chris James honoring one FLTA participant

FLTA Returnees receive their certificates
Alumni of last year’s Fulbright Foreign Language Teacher’s Aide program visit the embassy to receive certificates confirming their completion of the program in a brief ceremony conducted by cultural attaché Christiaan James.

Independence Day
Independence Day, a Civic and Social Event which is celebrated by the United States on July 4, a day of patriotic celebration and family events throughout the country.

Flag Day: The Birthday of the Stars and Stripes
When the Second Continental Congress adopted the American flag on June 14, 1777, the thirteen stripes alternating red and white, and thirteen white stars in a blue field, represented "a new constellation." On Flag Day, and throughout National Flag Week, we celebrate its lasting luminosity, and the enduring American story that it represents.

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