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Comoros islands
Qatar and Oman still waiting for Ngazidja fishing complex

Qatar and the Sultanate of Oman no longer hide their [...]

Published on 23/10/2015 at 04:30 GMT

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Progress on setting up a semi-industrial fishing complex on the island of Ngazidja is very slow. It should have been handed over in April, but this deadline has been missed.

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Doha wants to place its pawns in Moroni

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