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Jordan, Namibia Highlight Cultural Ties to Boost Tourism Cooperation With Ethiopia

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Tourism representatives from Jordan and Namibia have emphasized shared cultural connections with Ethiopia as a key opportunity to expand tourism exchanges, business partnerships, and industry cooperation.

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