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FMFA
(redirected from French Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

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FMFAFrench Ministry of Foreign Affairs
FMFAFranz Michael Felder Archiv (German: Franz Michael Felder Archive; library catalog)
FMFAFootball Manager's Football Association
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We are particularly concerned by information that many others could be sentenced to similar sentences," Eric Chevallier the spokesman of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
France condemns flogging of Sudanese women by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
The building was originally constructed and opened in 1908 as the Majestic Hotel and is currently used as the Centre International de Conferences by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the statement said.
Peninsula group to open first hotel in Europe by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
The building was originally constructed and opened in 1908 as the Majestic Hotel and is currently used as the Centre International de Conferences by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the statement said.
Peninsula group to open first hotel in Europe by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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