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Somgroup

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service oriented management group (somgroup) was formed to improve quality of life, first in somaliland, then across the continent, for every citizen. through market driven education and vocational opportunities somgroup will build local technical expertise in renewable energy and other key areas of development priority.

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Type: Private
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