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Published • Bissau, Guinea-Bissau • Updated

Guinea-Bissau's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs visits Arafat shelter

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The Bissau-Guinean Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Nelson Pereira, visited the Arafat shelter on Thursday, accompanied by the Assistant Director General of Mauritanian Security, Fadhili Naji. According to a briefing issued by Mauritanian Security, the Minister expressed “his complete satisfaction with the conditions in which the illegal migrants are staying, in terms of accommodation, food, and transportation.” The Minister’s visit to the…
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The Bissau-Guinean Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Nelson Pereira, visited the Arafat shelter on Thursday, accompanied by the Assistant Director General of Mauritanian Security, Fadhili Naji. According to a briefing issued by Mauritanian Security, the Minister expressed “his complete satisfaction with the conditions in which the illegal migrants are staying, in terms of accommodation, food, and transportation.” The Minister’s visit to the…

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Guinea-Bissau's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs visits Arafat shelter

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alwiam.info broke the news in Mauritania on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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