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The Algerian National Assembly, the upper house of parliament, on Sunday approved President Abdelmadjid Taboune's decision to send military forces to Niger. A parliamentary source told Al-Sharq that council members unanimously approved this decision, indicating that the mission of these forces will focus on protecting facilities belonging to the Algerian company Sontrach, which is working on oil exploration projects in northern Niger. the details

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The Algerian National Assembly, the upper house of parliament, on Sunday approved President Abdelmadjid Taboune's decision to send military forces to Niger. A parliamentary source told Al-Sharq that council members unanimously approved this decision, indicating that the mission of these forces will focus on protecting facilities belonging to the Algerian company Sontrach, which is working on oil exploration projects in northern Niger. the details

The Algerian National Assembly, the upper house of parliament, on Sunday approved President Abdelmadjid Taboune's decision to send military forces to Niger. A parliamentary source told Al-Sharq that council members unanimously approved this decision, indicating that the mission of these forces will focus on protecting facilities belonging to the Algerian company Sontrach, which is working on oil exploration projects in northern Niger. the details

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