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Reconciliation Symposium on Kosovo, East Timor, and Rwanda(5/7/2024)

Reconciliation Symposium on Kosovo, East Timor, and Rwanda(5/7/2024)

Posted By admin on 2024-07-05

Thank you very much for assisting in holding the fruitful seminar on reconciliation in the post-conflict countries of Kosovo, Rwanda and Timor-Leste. (5/7/2024)

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Following a courtesy call on President José Ramos-Horta, Former Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General Sukehiro HASEGAWA, accompanied by Japanese Ambassador Tetsuya KIMURA, met the media on August 27, 2024. He told the reporters that Timor-Leste had emerged as a stable liberal democracy and could assist the United Nations and the international community. (27/8/2024) →

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