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Speaker adjourns parliament to January 2, 2025

20 December 2024

Parliament has been adjourned to January 2, 2024, following the failure of Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam to present the 2025 Mini-Budget before the close of the current parliamentary ...

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