Inauguration d'un système d'information et d'analyse de données par l’OIM en Haïti - Haiti24

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Inauguration d'un système d'information et d'analyse de données par l’OIM en Haïti - Haiti24

Ce mercredi 12 mai 2021, des représentants de l'Organisation Internationale de la Migration (OIM) et certains cadres de la Direction de l'Immigration et l'Émigration (DIE) ont inauguré le Système d'Information et d'Analyse de données sur la migration à l'aéroport du Cap-Haïtien et au point frontalier de Ouanamithe.

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