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AISU
(redirected from Arab Iron and Steel Union)

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AISUArab Iron and Steel Union
AISUAdvanced International Studies Unit (College Park, MD)
AISUAboriginal and Islander Support Unit (est. 1996; Australia)
AISUArtificial Intelligence Student Union
AISUAdvanced Integrated Sight Unit
AISUAmerican Indian Student Union (various locations)
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The Secretary-General of the Arab Iron and Steel Union (UAFA), Mohamed El Aid El Achkar said at the inauguration ceremony that the show aims to "create an area for dialogue between the sectors' producers and industry.
1st international iron and steel fair opens in Algiers by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
Summary: ALGIERS - Arab Iron and Steel Union (AISU)'s Secretary General Mohamed Laid Lachekar, on Saturday, called on Arab companies operating in steel and metalworking industries to create major industrial groups in a bid to reduce the fallouts of the crisis generated from iron prices drop in the international markets.
Iron and steel: For the creation of Arab major industrial groups by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
 
 
 
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