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French funds for development

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    France will provide a total of 740 million CFA francs (about one million US dollars) for three projects in Equatorial Guinea under agreements signed on Wednesday in Malabo, the French news agency, AFP, reported. Some 400 million FCFA will go towards the establishment and development of a technical and legal service with the agriculture ministry to support the establishment of farmers’ cooperatives. A project to rehabilitate and modernise public buildings is to receive 300 million FCFA, while 40 million FCFA will be spent on providing computer-related equipment in four schools, AFP said.

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