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jpmiller567Member21 June 2011 18:17:02

i am not a tunisian by birth;聽聽but i would like to know more about tunisia.聽 i am a retired traige surgeon and was considering volunteering to go to tunisa or libya to traige wounded patients of the war.聽 would i be welcomed or shunned by the locals???聽 sometimes regardless of what our aid is we are viewed as intruders. i live in tucson, when i am not traveling.jpmd

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ChristineViP22 June 2011 06:58:12

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Hi jpmiller567,

Welcome to 禁漫天堂!

Your topic has been introduced as a new thread on the Tunisia forum for better visibility.

I hope you get replies very soon.

I wish you good luck
Christine

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NanterrienneMember29 July 2011 02:14:03

Hello, I am a medical student in Tunisia, and as far as I know, only military doctors are allowed in southern Tunisia, near the Libyan borders. You can try to contact doctors without borders to get more informations. Maybe they can assign you somewhere. I'm afraid that your medical license is not valid. This means about a year and a half or two years of internships in local hospitals in order to assure an equivalent and valid license. I am not sure if this procedure applies to volunteers. I hope it was helpful.
I wish you the best of luck.

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RiadhtunisiaContributor28 August 2011 08:09:01

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hey聽 are you realy student in tunisia ? and u are coming from france how come ??

Searay New member

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SearayNew member26 October 2011 12:09:18

Hello
I am from the Netherlands, a Tunisian Dutch person, I am as well a retired. I am going to Tunisia next month.
You are welcome to stay in my place and together we can see what we can do. In principle there are a lot of possibilities.
Regards,
papa_ben@hotmail.com

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TunisiaBoiGuest26 October 2011 15:49:52

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My future son-in-law has located me a two bedroom apartment in la Mars about ten minutes from the beach. I'll be relocating in March. Anyone there as an ex-pat' keep in touch, I want to meet up asap. I'm American and retired although I am active in the nautical archaeology field.

Patrick

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RiadhtunisiaContributor26 October 2011 17:34:07

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hallo hoe gaat het en wilkomen in tunesie

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ChristineViP27 October 2011 05:46:05

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@Riadhtunisia- you should write in English in this anglophone forum. Thank you.

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