Tunisia-Tunisian Salem Hamdi Re-Elected to Second Term as General Director for Arab Atomic Energy Agency

By R

| 14 juin 2020

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Doctor Salem Hamdi has been reappointed for a second term as Director-General Arab Atomic Energy Agency with the consensus of all member states during the organization 32nd regular session.

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