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Participants of the three-day media training for journalists from across the North Africa region
The EU-IOM Joint Initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintegration organized a three-day media training for journalists from across the North Africa region to enhance informed migration reporting, with a main focus on return and reintegration.
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Fofana pendant une des formations pré-départ à laquelle elle a participé au Maroc / Photo: @Amine Oulmakki
Lisez ici l'histoire de la réintégration durable de Fofana, qui fait partie de l'initiative conjointe UE-OIM !
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