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Secreta discussed the humanitarian track at a meeting with the head of the IFRC and KP representative office in Russia and Belarus

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus Igor Secreta met with the head of the cluster representation of the International Federation of Red ...

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Secreta discussed the humanitarian track at a meeting with the head of the IFRC and KP representative office in Russia and Belarus

Deputy Foreign Minister of Belarus Igor Secreta met with Frank Morhauer, head of the cluster representation of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Russia and Belarus. This is reported in the Telegram channel of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, writes sb.by.

Igor Secreta and Frank Morehauer. Photo: MFA
Igor Secreta and Frank Morehauer. Photo: MFA

According to the Foreign Ministry, the parties discussed topical issues of cooperation and the humanitarian situation in the region.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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