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Hassan Abshir Farah former prime minister of somalia (died. 2020)

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English: Official portrait of Hassan Abshir Farah, when he was Puntland's minister of interior 2000s, Garowe Puntland Somalia
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Source http://www.garoweonline.com
Author Mohamoud Ali Farah

All copyright (s) Ministry of Interior Puntland

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