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US sending senior officials to Niger to discuss troop exit

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WASHINGTON - The United States will send a delegation to Niger on Thursday to begin face-to-face talks with officials in Niamey on withdrawing the more

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US sending senior officials to Niger to discuss troop exit

WASHINGTON - The United States will send a delegation to Niger on Thursday to begin face-to-face talks with officials in Niamey on withdrawing the more

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The Korea Times

Senior officials from Korea, US discuss cooperation in chip industry

Senior trade officials from Korea and the United States have discussed ways to broaden cooperation in the semiconductor sector, officials said Thursday.

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The Korea Herald

Senior officials from S. Korea, US discuss cooperation in chip industry

Senior trade officials from South Korea and the United States have discussed ways to broaden cooperation in the semiconductor sector, officials said Thursday. Deputy Minister for Trade Yang Byeong-nae met with his US counterpart, Ramin Toloui, in Seoul earlier in the day during which Yang asked Toloui to offer sufficient support for South Korean firms seeking to invest in the US Last week, the US government revealed ...

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US to send officials to Niger to discuss withdrawal of American troops

The United States will send a delegation to Niger on Thursday for talks on withdrawing the more than 1,000 American personnel stationed in the country.

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Daily Trust

Troop exit: US sending senior officials to Niger for discussions - Daily Trust

The United States will send a delegation to Niger on Thursday to begin face-to-face talks with officials in Niamey on withdrawing the more than 1,000 American personnel in the military-ruled country. Niger has been a key base for regional counter-terrorism operations, but the government – a military junta that ousted the country’s president last year – said in March it was ending a military cooperation agreement with Washington. The United State…

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