Commemoration of The Victims
10 years after the attack, thanks to freedom of expression and organization brought by the revolution. A Djerbian citizens' initiative to break the silence was adopted by the Presidence of the Republic and concerned embassies to commemorate victims of this attack.
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Silent march
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Flowers laid for those killed in the attack
April 11, 2012, Moncef Marzouki the President of the Tunisian Republic, Pr. Horst-Wolfram Kerll (de) The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Tunisia and Mr. Boris Boillon Ambassador of the French Republic to Tunisia, marched silently in homage to the victims.
Moncef Marzouki met with present victims’ families and delivered a memorial speech where he strongly condemned these heinous attacks and expressed on behalf of the people of Tunisia and the Tunisian government a deep compassion for victims and their families.
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