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Home Jordan News 30 million debt hotels on the Libyan government 15-03-2015 03:11 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Mohammed Saleh - 108 owners of apartments, hotels and restaurants revealed that money owed to them worth more than 30 million dinars to the Libyan government. They confirmed during their attendance the meeting of parliamentary committee headed by MP Tourism Mounir Zawaideh they called again and again to these dues without any benefit. Minister of Health Dr. Ali Hyassat said that the government had ended all financial claims Jordanian health sector due on the Libyan government, but some of the 15 hospitals returned to cooperate with the Libyan side without collateral.

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30 million debt hotels on the Libyan government

15-03-2015 03:11 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Mohammed Saleh - 108 owners of apartments, hotels and restaurants revealed that money owed to them worth more than 30 million dinars to the Libyan government.

They confirmed during their attendance the meeting of parliamentary committee headed by MP Tourism Mounir Zawaideh they called again and again to these dues without any benefit.

Minister of Health Dr. Ali Hyassat said that the government had ended all financial claims Jordanian health sector due on the Libyan government, but some of the 15 hospitals returned to cooperate with the Libyan side without collateral.

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