UEMOA to Invest 7,000 Billion FCFA in Coton, Phosphate, and Rice Transformation
UEMOA to invest 7,000 billion FCFA in transforming coton, phosphate, and rice over five years to boost economic returns.
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UEMOA to invest 7,000 billion FCFA in transforming coton, phosphate, and rice over five years to boost economic returns.
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