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Libya: Audit Bureau approves $2.3 billion family support grants
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Morocco’s position on reception of separatist militia’s leader in Tunisia remains unchanged – FM
Morocco’s position regarding the Tunisian president’s reception of the separatist militia’s leader “remains unchanged,” said Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita. Who described the move as “serious and unacceptable”. The Foreign Minister has thus denied rumors that the diplomatic spat between Morocco and Tunisia over the separatist’s reception was settled. The Moroccan position remains “the […]



