Tunisia’s Defence Minister, Farhat Horchani, announced on Saturday that the second phase of the project would involve installing electronic equipment with the help of Germany and the US.
According to Tunisian Security Forces, the defences designed to make the border impassable by vehicles, had already helped to reduce smuggling.
The construction of the barrier was announced last summer after 38 people were killed on a beach by a gunman said to have trained in Libya.
More than 3,000 Tunisians had left to fight with the Islamic State (ISIS) group and other Islamist militants in Syria and Iraq, but Mr Horchani said that many had since returned to join the group in Libya.
England are guaranteed a spot in the knockout phase but need to match Ghana's result…
Olusegun Obasanjo, a former President of Nigeria, also revealed that he had personally planted more…
Survivors and victims' loved ones are threatening to block streets to draw official attention to…
The police said that the victims, comprising nine males and two females, were rescued unhurt…
It said that the projections, which include up to two million people in Caracas alone,…
Scores of people have died either through heat-related illness or drowning accidents, and emergency services…