
French President François Hollande urged on Sunday the world countries to work together in the fight against terrorism.
During his participation in an anti-terror march in Tunisia, Hollande said France was keen to enhance intelligence and security cooperation with Tunisia following a deadly attack on a Tunisian museum earlier.
He added that terrorism attempted to hit Tunisia, where the first spark of the Arab Spring was ignited.
Hollande reiterated the deeply-rooted relations between France and Tunisia, highlighting that he was eager to participate in this rally despite the currently-held elections in France.
Ten days ago, two gunmen targeted the National Bardo Museum in the Tunisian capital, killing 22 people, mostly foreign tourists.
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