Le Premier ministre quitte Niamey au terme d’une visite officielle au Niger

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Le Premier ministre quitte Niamey au terme d’une visite officielle au Niger

mercredi 03 juin 2026 17:23

NIAMEY – Le Premier ministre, M. Sifi Ghrieb, a quitté, mercredi, Niamey, au terme d’une visite officielle au Niger, au cours de laquelle il a procédé à l’inauguration de la centrale électrique de solidarité algéro-nigérienne d’une capacité de 40 mégawatts.

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