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Morocco To Send Financial Aid To Mauritania, Djibouti, Somalia

ISSUE 213
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A New Mass Grave Discovered At Hargeysa

A Delegation Of Asian Business‎ Men Arrive In Hargeysa‎‎‎‎

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U.S. Steps Up War Against Somali Pirates‎

Teen's Death 'Could Have Been Stopped

Morocco To Send Financial Aid To Mauritania, Djibouti, Somalia

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Can Southern Somalis’ Wordlisms With The Support Of Italians Re-Invent Somaliland?

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Morocco has decided to send financial aid to Mauritania, Djibouti and Somalia. Photo: Archives.

Morocco has decided to send financial aid to Mauritania, Djibouti and Somalia which are facing difficult conditions due to the bad weather, reported MAP news agency.

Morocco's initiative is a sign of cooperative relations which are already established between Morocco and the three African countries, affirmed the Foreign Affairs Ministry in a communiqué.

Morocco intends to send 40,000 blankets and afford financial assistance to Mauritania which is facing a wave of cold.

Meanwhile, Somalia and Djibouti, they are facing a severe drought due to scarcity of rainfalls. Thousands of people are in need of food aid because of these tough circumstances.

Source: Morocco Times, Feb. 16, 2006


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