A Japanese official arrives in Dili

A Japanese official arrives in Dili

Noboru Nomura, a research fellow of the Middle East Institute of Japan, arrives in Dili on June 24 to take part in U.N. Mission in East Timor (UNAMET) activities. Sent by the Foreign Ministry, he is the first Japanese staff member of the UNAMET.

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