A difficult round of negotiations between the government and the General union of Tunisian workers (UGTT) on the salary increase requested by some 700,000 State employees has ended with the signing of an agreement, heading off a two-day strike later this month. Minister for Social Affairs Mohamed Trabelsi described the agreement signed by the prime minister, Youssef Chahed, and the secretary general of UGTT, Noureddine Tabboubi, as ''historic."
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