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Cutting Ribbon "One Year Later"


Banda Aceh, Indonesia
December 18, 2005

U.S. Presidential Special Envoy, Andrew Natsios (middle), together with Aceh's Acting Governor, Azwar Abubakar, and Rector of Unsyiah, Abdi A Wahab, cut a ribbon when opening an exhibition entitled "One Year Later" on Unsyiah's campus in Banda Aceh, Sunday. USAID photo.

UU.S. Presidential Special Envoy, Andrew Natsios (middle), together with Aceh's Acting Governor, Azwar Abubakar, and Rector of Unsyiah, Abdi A Wahab, cut a ribbon when opening an exhibition entitled [One Year Later] on Unsyiah's campus in Banda Aceh, Sunday. USAID photo.


Released on December 20, 2005

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