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The team wishes to express appreciation to all the counterparts at the Debt Management Unit, Ministry of Finance, and Central Bank of Somalia (CBS) for their engagement during the technical meetings and workshop sessions. 33 This is related to Article 35 of the PFMA. 34 This affects PFMR's Articles 81 (d), (f) and 82 (2)). 35 This could be introduced in the DMU's internal procedures or technical notes. 36 This affects PFMR Article 83 (2). 37 This may affect PFMR Articles 84 or 93. 38 This could be introduced in PFMR Articles 81-82.
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