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Ministry's policy to be discussed
The Federal National Council (FNC) will discuss at its ninth session next Tuesday the Ministry of Interior's policy.
- WAM
- Published: 00:43 March 24, 2008
Abu Dhabi: The Federal National Council (FNC) will discuss at its ninth session next Tuesday the Ministry of Interior's policy.
FNC members will ask the minister about the limitation of axle loads for vehicles. The council will also discuss two reports about a proposed mechanism to be adopted in dealing with complaints, and the recommendation of the council about the naming of national councils.
It will also deliberate on six federal decrees about international agreements signed by the UAE and other countries in the fields of economic, cultural, technological and commercial cooperation as well as agreements on extradition, combating organised crime and terrorism, the exchange of legal assistance and avoidance of double taxation.
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