Tunisian Naval Academy

Bizerte, Tunisia

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  • Tunisian Naval Academy

    Bizerte

    Tunisian Naval Academy is a publicly-owned establishment with an administrative aspect endowed with legal entity and financial autonomy. It has the role of ensuring the training of officers for both the Navy and the Merchant ...

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