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Tigray administration to resume public salary payments

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Tigray’s interim administration plans to resume salary payments this month for public employees who were legally recruited and have returned to their posts. Tewodros Aregay, head of economic affairs and reconstruction, told Fana Media Corporation that financial preparations had been completed as part of the restoration of regional institutions.

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