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Planning ministry affirms keenness to secure int'l humanitarian organizations

[22/12/2019 04:33]

ADEN-SABA
The Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation has affirmed its keenness to secure the preises of international organizations and their employees and to offer facilitations for them to carry out their humanitarian and developmental mission.

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