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May 2024
57m 13s

MOUSSA JADOUN - Social Work Research Hub...

Ronnie Chatah
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers. Tonight's guest is Moussa Jadoun. - Twenty years of experience in social development (1964-1983) - First-rank social worker at the “Office du Developement Social” مصلحة الإنعاش الاجتماعي. - Former Director General of the National Employment Office (1993 ... Show More
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