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محمد الفكي: الحكومة الانتقالية خططت لوصول تحويلات المغتربين إلى 6 مليارات دولار سنوياً
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محمد الفكي: الحكومة الانتقالية خططت لوصول تحويلات المغتربين إلى 6 مليارات دولار سنوياً

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الراكوبة: متابعات ​قال عضو مجلس السيادة السابق محمد الفكي سليمان إن الحكومة الانتقالية توقعت وصول تحويلات المغتربين إلى 6 مليارات دولار سنوياً في وقت وجيز. ​وأضاف في منشور له على “فيسبوك” أن تحويلات المغتربين في سبتمبر 2021 بلغت 307 ملايين دولار، وكان الخطة تسير بصورة أفضل مما هو متوقع.

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