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Japan donates 2,086 tonnes of rice to Senegal

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Japan has handed Senegal 2,086 tonnes of rice to support vulnerable households, received by Senegalese Minister for Family, Social Action and Solidarity Marie Angélique Mame Selbé Diouf. The donation is part of the KR2023 cooperation programme between the two countries, reports APS.

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