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Albares analyses food security in Africa with his Gabonese counterpart

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Albares analyses food security in Africa with his Gabonese counterpart

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, met yesterday in Madrid with his Gabonese counterpart, Michael Moussa Adamo, to analyse “bilateral relations between the two countries, the situation in Africa and initiatives to guarantee food security”, according to his Twitter account.

 

The Spanish minister added that he “thanked (the Gabonese minister) for Gabon’s constructive work as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council”.

 

 

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