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DR Congo and US review investment projects in Paris

By , based on Actualité.cd

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The governments of DR Congo and the United States held the second meeting of their joint steering committee on their strategic partnership in Paris. The discussions focused on turning this partnership into concrete investments, according to Actualite.cd.

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