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Minister discusses needs of Gazans in Jordan
By JT - Apr 12,2016 - Last updated at Apr 12,2016
AMMAN — Interior Minister Salameh Hammad on Tuesday attended a meeting held by the Lower House Palestine Committee to discuss the demands of Gazans living in Jordan, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
Committee Chair Deputy Yihya Saud said a number of the demands have been fulfilled, while some other issues are being studied such as obtaining public vehicle driver licences, owning diesel vehicles, extending the validity date of passports to five years instead of two and decreasing passport issuing fees.
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