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Senator Saïd Omar Oili Wonders About the Absence of the Elected Members of the Next Interdepartmental Committee on Overseas Affairs.
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While the Interdepartmental Committee on Overseas Affairs (CIOM) will be held on July 10, in the presence of the Prime Minister, Senator de Mayotte, Said Omar Oili, expressed his reservations about the method of work chosen. In a communiqué, he regretted that the Maori elected representatives were not involved in the discussions, despite the importance of the subjects on the agenda, including the strategy of rebuilding the territory. Elected mem…
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