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Upper Nile cabinet approves new business regulations to drive economic growth

The Council of Ministers of Upper Nile State has approved measures to license and regulate companies operating in the state, alongside the establishment of cooperative societies and unions.

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Upper Nile cabinet approves new business regulations to drive economic growth

The Council of Ministers of Upper Nile State has approved measures to license and regulate companies operating in the state, alongside the establishment of cooperative societies and unions.

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