The Arab Labor Organization on Thursday resumed its 25th session, during which the organization's new eight-member board was elected representing governments, businessmen and laborers.
The board includes representatives of the governments of Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and the UAE, businessmen from Morocco and Yemen and laborers from Iraq and Palestine.
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