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Total Ethiopia invested 1.3 million birr

February 17, 2020

Total Ethiopia invested 1.3 million birr to provide road safety cube materials to primary and elementary schools in and around Addis Ababa. The cubes will be distributed to children in elementary schools in order to help them take precaution against road traffic accidents.
(L) Thibault Lesueur, Managing Director of Total, Mulu Gebregziabher, State Minister of Transport and Dagmawit Moges, Minister of Transport. page 3

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