Tunisia has reopened its border with Libya, 15 days after it shut the frontier following a suicide bombing in Tunis claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group, the interior ministry said Friday.
"The border with Libya was opened Thursday at midnight," ministry spokesman Walid Louguini told AFP.
The crossing points of Ras Jedir and Wazen-Dhehibe were open on Friday amid extra security, according to an AFP journalist.
Tunisia ordered that border crossings with its conflict-stricken neighbour be closed after a November 24 attack on a bus carrying presidential guards along a main thoroughfare in the capital killed 12 personnel.
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