Tunis. Foreign Minister, Paolo Gentiloni, now back in Tunis after his two previous visits in 2015, including a visit in the aftermath of the bloody attack at the Bardo Museum killing 23 people including four Italians. Gentiloni’s visit represents another opportunity in the path of renewed momentum of bilateral relations marked by the meeting between Prime Minister Renzi and Tunisian Prime Minister Essid in Rome last December 11th when a set of wide range initiatives were agreed. The fight against terrorism, supporting the Tunisian democratic path, immigration and bilateral issues will be at the centre of the talks between the Foreign Minister and President of the Republic Beji Caid Essebsi and with Tunisian Foreign Aggairs Minister, Khemaies Jhinaoui. (9colonne)