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News Citizens Living in Lebanon, Syria And Jordan Laud the Eritrean Government's Substantial Investment i | Citizens Living in Lebanon, Syria And Jordan Laud the Eritrean Government's Substantial Investment i |
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| Tuesday, 25 November 2008 | |
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Eritrean citizens living in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan lauded the Eritrean government's substantial investment in academic education and vocational training aimed at nurturing dynamic youths.
Posted originally: 11/13/2008                 |
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