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Eritrea: Delegation Conducts Working Visit in China

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31 August 2007
Posted to the web 3 September 2007

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An Eritrean delegation headed by the Minister of Labor and Human Welfare, Ms. Askalu Menkerios, conducted a working visit in China from August 18 to 31.

The delegation held discussions with different PRC officials on bilateral relations, including the ministers of national council for poverty eradication and ensuring development, labor and social security, among others.

It also visited agriculture training institutes which made big contribution in demobilization and rehabilitation of army personnel and securing job opportunities. The delegation also visited arts centers and construction sites, during which it exchanged experience with department heads.

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