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Mogadishu - The ministry of education for the transnational federal government of Somalia has disclosed it had signed an education related deal with Nile Organization which is from Turkey.
In press conference held in Mogadishu, Somalia's minister of education, Dr. Ahmed Aydid Ibrahim said the Nile Organization will help Somalia at the side of education and health.
Mr. Ibrahim said the government will hand over schools at the Somali capital Mogadishu to the Turkish organization.
The minister spelled out the Nile Organization will run Benadir School and Bulo Tikniko where thousands of internally displaced people live in.
The education minister of Somalia said the deal will run for forty nine years and the organization will give support to Somalis.
Published on Middle East North Africa Financial Network, 22 August 2011, Monday
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