File:Journalists Workshop in Garowe-2016.jpg

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Former Minister of Information of Puntland Mohamoud Hassan Soocadde, (middle), Sheik Nur Abukar, Director General of Ministry of Information of Puntland (right), and Faisal Khalif Barre, Chairperson of Media Association of Puntland (MAP)

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English: Mohamoud Hassan Soocadde, Minister of Information of Puntland (middle), Sheik Nur Abukar, Director General of Ministry of Information of Puntland (right), and Faisal Khalif Barre, Chairperson of Media Association of Puntland (MAP) at a two-day workshop on personal safety, reporting on the new deal, state-building and political process held in Garoowe, Puntland on January 5, 2016. The Training was organized by the Ministry of Information of Puntland and the Media Association of Puntland (MAP) and Supported by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM). UN Photo
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