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Turkey Calls for Protection of Investments in Mozambique Amid Post-Election Violence

Ricardo Dias by Ricardo Dias
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Maputo (MOZTIMES)—The Turkish Ambassador to Mozambique, Ferhat Alkan, has urged the Mozambican government to protect his country’s investments in the light of post-election protests, which have destroyed various infrastructures, including economic enterprises.

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