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Law 42 Of The 2006 Law On The Protection Of National Production From The Effects Of Harmful Practices In International Trade

Original Language Title: القانون 42 لعام 2006 قانون حماية الانتاج الوطني من الآثار الناجمة عن الممارسات الضارة في التجارة الدولية

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Act No. 42 of 2006 Act on Protection of National Production from Impacts of Harmful Practices in International Trade


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Act No. 42 of 2006
Date-birth: 2006-10-29 History-Hjri: 1427-10-06
Published as: 2006-10-29
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Law No. 42 of 2006
National Production Protection Act from the effects of harmful practices in international trade

President
Based on the Constitution

As approved by the People's Assembly at its meeting held on 26-9-1427 A.H., 19-10-2006,
The following are issued:

Chapter I
Definitions

Article 1

In applying the provisions of this Law, the following terms shall mean the meanings of each of them:
Law: The National Production Protection Act from the effects of harmful practices in international trade.
Ministry of Economy and Trade
Minister: Minister of Economy and Trade
Committee: The Anti-Dumping Committee and the support and preventive measures provided for in this Act.
Harmful practices in international trade: an increase in the volume of imports from a product as a result of dumping or subsidies that have caused damage to, or threatened by, local products, the creation of an industry or the protection of an emerging industry, or the unjustified increase in imports caused by serious harm With the local products or the threat of their occurrence.
Harm: It is intended for one of the two types:
1. Physical damage or potential damage to national producers or physical damage to the establishment of a domestic industry resulting from cases of dumping or subsidies.
2. The adverse effect of significant or potential negative impact on national producers in the event of an unjustified increase in imports.
dumping: selling imported commodities (similar to domestically produced goods or similar specifications) in Syria at a price below the price of selling them in the national market of the exporting country, or at a price below the total cost so as to cause harm or threaten to do so, or significantly impede the production of such commodity in the Syria.
Unlegitimate support: any financial contribution, directly or indirectly, provided by the Government of the State of origin or by any public body and resulting in the benefit of the recipient, whether a product, distributor, carrier, exporter or group of such persons, resulting in material damage to production The national or the threat of damage, the creation of a national industry or the development of an emerging national industry.
Unjustified increase in imports is the unjustified increase of importers of some products to Syria that are not caused by the dumping or subsidy process, and in increasing quantities, whether this increase is absolute or attributed to national production and caused the events or the threat of serious damage to products. National analism or competition for it directly.
Anti-dumping measures: measures to protect a specific national product against dumping.
Measures to combat illegal subsidies: measures to protect a specific national product against illicit support operations.
Preventive measures: Measures to protect a specific national product against the unjustified increase in imports.
National producers: The local producers of the similar product or those who produce together exceed 25 % of the local production for this product.
The national product is the industrial or agricultural product or any other commodity or service product.
The similar product: the national product similar to all faces of the imported product to the Syrian Arab Republic, or to a large extent similar to it, in its properties, or its uses, if it is done in the same way.

Chapter II
Target of law

Article 2

This law aims to address harmful practices in international trade with Syria for the following cases:
1. Dumping cases that cause harm or threaten to cause harm to the national product.
2. Cases of illegal subsidies granted by States for their exports to Syria.
3. The damage caused by the unjustified increase in imports.

Chapter III
Anti-dumping conditions and procedures

Article 3

The conditions for combating dumping shall be determined according to the following:
1. Existence of dumping through access to export prices and selling prices in the source country and the volume of imports.
2. Material damage or threat to the national product is the decline in production quantities, falling sales or profits, increasing inventories or rising unemployment.
3. A clear causal relationship between the dumping and the damage to national production.

Article 4

The anti-dumping measures are determined according to the following:
1. The dumping duties on imports from the source country of the product shall be imposed on the case of dumping in proportion to the difference between the export price and the normal value of the goods.
2. The normal value of the product is determined by identifying the price of the product in the internal market of the source country if the trade environment for producing the product in the exporting country is in its natural course without support or protection, and if that is not possible, the normal value of the product will be determined by the sale price. The commodity in the other country or by calculating the cost of the exported product plus the profit margin.
3. The anti-dumping duties remain in place as long as the specific dumping situation continues.

Chapter IV
Conditions and procedures for compensatory measures against support

Article 5

Conditions requiring compensatory measures to be taken against support shall be set out in accordance with the following:
1. Prohibited support cases.
2. Material damage or threat of occurrence on the national product is the decline in production quantities, falling sales or profits, increasing inventories or rising unemployment.
3. A clear causal relationship between support and damage to national production.

Article 6

Measures to take compensatory measures against support are set out in accordance with the following:
1. Compensatory fees are imposed in cases of prohibited support according to the volume of support provided.
2. The duration of the compensatory fee expires five years after the date of its imposition or the last review.
3-To cancel the customs tariff or to reduce it to the imported production requirements that enter the local product.
4. Any other measures that help local producers to adapt to competition imports provided that they do not conflict with the relevant international agreements.

(restricted support)

Article 7

1. Support shall be prohibited in either of the following situations:
a. If granted, in accordance with the provisions of the legislation in force or, in fact, the granting of export, whether conditions or other considerations of grants exist or not exist.
b. If he stopped granting him the condition of using local goods without imported goods, other conditions would be accompanied by this requirement.
2. Support shall be dependent on export as a matter of fact, if and without the legislative text indicating that the granting of support is linked to actual or expected export or to the requirement of export revenues.
3. It is not sufficient that the institution or the recipient of the recipient is of export activities to consider the support provided to it as a prohibited support.

(Allocation of support)

Article 8

1. The support shall be considered to be ad hoc if it is restricted by the donor Government or by legislation under which it operates on specific institutions or within a specific geographical area, and is intended for a single institution, a specific industrial sector or a group of institutions or industries.
2. Support shall not be considered ad hoc if granted in accordance with objective criteria or conditions established by the donor authority or provided for by legislation under which to measure the eligibility and amount of support provided that the support is automatically granted once those standards and conditions are achieved and that they are adhered to in a manner Complete.
In applying the provisions of this article, the conditions and criteria are objective if they are neutral in nature, so that they do not take sides in favor of certain institutions without others, and are based on economic, justice and public rules in terms of application such as the size of the institution, the number of employees, or otherwise.

Article 9

1. Support shall mean the benefit or financial contribution of the exporting State or any form of income support or price support that leads to the benefit of individuals or individuals producing, distributing, transporting, selling, exporting or otherwise exporting or exporting goods.
2. To support any of the following forms of government financial contribution:
a. Any funding provided by the Government, whether direct (such as grants and loans) or indirectly (such as providing collateral for loans granted by others).
b. The Government has waived income due to it, whether or not it is exempted from it, and excludes a total or partial exemption from fees or taxes levied on the similar product when it is directed for domestic consumption or the return of such fees or taxes after export. If satisfied, provided that the amount returned does not actually exceed the amount that has been met.
c. Government procurement of goods or goods and services outside the framework of its functions of providing public infrastructure.
d. The implementation by the Government of the forms mentioned in items (a-b-c) of this paragraph through the granting of funds to specialized funding institutions or, in particular, to undertake the implementation of more than the matters provided for in this paragraph.

Conditions and procedures for compensatory measures against support
(Support)

Article 10

Compensatory duties may be imposed on any product that is imported into the country if the result of the investigation conducted by the competent authority in accordance with the provisions of the law indicates either of the two cases:
1. The importing product benefits from support as defined in Article 9 of this Law.
b. The support provided is tailored to the concept contained in article 8 of this Law.
c. Importers from the product that received support caused damage to a similar product according to the provisions contained in this law and these instructions.
2. The importing product benefits from prohibited support according to the concept contained in Article 7 of this Law.

(Support allowed)

Article 11

Countervailing measures may not be taken against the following forms of support:
1. Support for research activities carried out by companies themselves, higher education institutions or research institutions based on contracts with companies, no more than 75 % support for 75 % of total industrial research costs, or 50 % 50 % of total The development costs that precede the competition phase, and the types of these costs and the concept of industrial research are determined from the ministry.
2. Support provided to help disadvantaged areas within the exporting State, within a general plan for regional development, provided that such assistance is not provided to certain institutions in that region.
The conditions and criteria for the consideration of these areas are determined to be deprived of the Ministry.
3. Support to help enterprises adapt to new environmental requirements imposed by the relevant legislation, which lead to increased restrictions and financial burdens on companies and institutions, requiring that the support ratio not exceed 20 per cent of the cost of adaptation to 20 % Environmental requirements and that the facility be operational for at least two years from the date of imposition of new environmental requirements.

(amount of support)

Article 12

1. The amount of support shall be determined based on the benefit of the recipient of support, which shall be calculated in the period under investigation.
2. The following rules shall apply to the benefit of the recipient of support:
a. The government contribution to the capital of a company is not considered a benefit to the company unless the contribution is not consistent with the usual normal investment practices exercised by a private investor in the exporting country's territory.
It is not considered that the government provides a loan with interest to the loan recipient unless there is a difference between interest and any other costs paid by the borrower on the government loan, and those that would have paid it on a similar commercial loan that could be obtained according to the market criteria, and in this case it counts. Benefit based on the difference between whistleblowers.
It is not considered that the government guarantee a loan of interest to the recipient of the collateral unless there is a difference between the amount paid by the recipient on the secured loan from the government and the amount that would have been paid on a similar commercial loan without a government guarantee, and in this case, the benefit is calculated. The basis of the difference between the two reporting persons taking into account the difference between the fees paid by the company in both cases.
It is not considered for the government to provide producers with goods and services or purchase them from them to benefit unless this supply is less than the market price or the purchase was made at a market price, taking into account the market conditions and prevailing standards such as quality, abundance and possibility. Marketing, transportation, conditions of sale and other purchase.

Chapter V
Conditions and procedures for preventive measures

Article 13

The conditions for preventive measures shall be determined according to:
1. Existence of evidence and objective evidence of an unjustified increase in imports.
2. The occurrence or threat of physical harm to the national product is the decline in production quantities, the decline in sales or profits, the increase in inventory or the high unemployment rate resulting from the increase in imports.
3. A causal link between increased imports and potential or potential damage to national production.

Article 14

Measures for preventive measures shall be determined according to the following:
1. Protective measures shall be applied by imposing restrictions on imports or imposing additional customs duties on goods received or both.
These measures apply to the extent that they are sufficient to prevent and treat damage caused by the national industry.
3. These preventive measures shall apply for a period of four years, which may be extended up to ten years.
4. A preventive measure may not be applied to a commodity on which a preventive measure has been applied until two years after it has been applied.

Causality

Article 15

On the competent side, it is to be verified that the importing or receiving importers, and through the effect that they are receiving, is the cause of the harm that may be caused to local producers, and takes into account, in particular, the presence of an important increase in those sinking imports that receive support. Whether this increase is absolute or relative compared to the production or consumption in diameter and its impact on prices and the size of the dumping margin.

Article 16

The competent authority takes into account any factors other than imported or receiving subsidies that have caused or may cause such damage, such as the volume of imports that are not sold at the prices of dumping or subsidies, and their prices, and other factors that affect prices. The demand, changes in consumption patterns, restrictive practices of trade and competition between foreign and domestic producers, technology development, export performance and productivity of domestic producers are reduced.

Article 17

When the investigation of imports from a product from more than one country is concerned, the competent authority may collect the effects of such imports if they are proven to:
1. The dumping margin of imports from each country exceeds 2 % and 2 % of the export price in case of dumping, and the amount of support is at least 1 % in the case of subsidies.
2. The volume of imports from each State is not small.
3. An assessment of the cumulative effects of imports is suitable for competition conditions between imported products and similar domestic products.

Physical disability for local industry

Article 18

1. In determining the existence of a material block for the establishment of a local industry for the production of a similar domestic product, the competent authority shall evaluate:
a. A possibility to set up a local industry within a reasonable time.
b. Probability of the industry's growth and sustainability.
2. The competent authority shall take into account, in particular, economic feasibility studies, loans concluded or to be concluded, and contracts for the purchase of machines with the aim of establishing new investment projects or expanding existing ones.

Chapter VI
Organizational structure

Article 19

The minister determines the administrative or administrative authority of the ministry, which is carrying out the following tasks:
1. Receive requests in relation to the application of the texts of this Act 2. - Examination of these requests and the extent to which they have been achieved under the stipulated conditions.
3. To raise such requests to the Committee.
4. Issuation of the instruments of the Commission's decisions and dissemination to the relevant bodies.
5. Follow-up to the implementation of the Committee's decisions with relevant stakeholders.
6. Work to spread awareness and develop knowledge of the concepts of dumping, support and preventive protection.
7. Participation in activities of relevant international organizations and forums.
8. Formation of sub-expert committees.
9. Any other task assigned to it by the Minister or the Commission in relation to the application of the provisions of this Law.

Article 20

The Committee for the Control of Dumping, Support and Prevention is formed by a decision of the minister headed by the minister's deputy, whose membership includes representatives of ministries: finance-industry-agriculture and agricultural reform-Health-Union of Chambers of Commerce-Union of Chambers of Agriculture, with a rank of no less than a director, and the minister added. Who sees it suitable for membership of the Committee with a decision to be issued, and the Committee may make use of those who see it appropriate to carry out its mandated tasks.

Article 21

The functions of the Committee are determined as follows:
1. Examination of applications submitted to it by the Directorate.
2. To raise the recommendations regarding the requests received by the Minister.
3. Periodic review of the outcome of decisions made with regard to the provisions of this Act.

Chapter VII
Damage assessment

Article 22

The impact of sink imports, which receive support or unjustified increase in imports, is assessed on domestic producers based on information about the production of the similar domestic product, but if such information is not available, the evaluation is based on private information. With the production of the nearest class of products, the necessary information is available and belongs to similar local products.

Article 23

The Directorate determines the actual physical damage to local producers of the result of dumping, support or unjustified increase in imports of imported products based on the study or its investigation, taking into account the following:
1. There is an increase in the volume of imported or supported imports, either in absolute terms, in terms of production or domestic consumption, and the extent of the impact of those importing or receiving subsidies on the prices of the similar product on the domestic market, bearing in mind the following:
a-The imported or subsidized imports were raised at lower prices than the price of the similar product with a difference of importance.
b. Importers have essentially led to a decline in the price of a similar domestic product or the prevention of an increase in its price that would otherwise have occurred without the presence of those imports.
2. Extent of impact of sink products that receive support or unjustified increase in imports for domestic producers, and this is achieved by assessing indicators and economic factors related to the status of local producers, including.
a. Actual or potential decline in sales, profits, production, market share, productivity, return on investment or the exploitation of productive energy;
b. Actual or potential negative effects on cash flow, inventory, employment, wages, growth and the ability to attract capital or investment.
c. Factors affecting domestic prices.

Article 24

The Directorate must verify that imported imports, which receive support or unjustified increase in imports, and by the effect that they occur, are the cause of the harm that may be caused to local producers.

Article 25

When assessing the causal relationship, the Directorate must take into account any factors other than those imported or received support or the unjustified increase in imports that have caused or may cause such damage, such as the volume of imports, which are not sold at the price of dumping or subsidies and their prices. Other factors that affect domestic prices, reduce demand and changes in consumption patterns.
And the restrictive practices of trade and competition between foreign and domestic producers, the development of technology, export performance and the productivity of local herring.

Article 26

As regards the investigation of imports from a product from more than one state, the Directorate for Damage Assessment Targets may collect the effects of such imports if they are proven to:
1. The dumping margin of imports from each country exceeds 2 % and 2 % of the export price in case of dumping, and the amount of support is at least 1 % in the case of subsidies.
2-The volume of imports from each country is at least 3 % three percent of the domestic production volume.
3. A cumulative assessment of the effects of imports is suitable for competition conditions between imported products and similar local products.

Chapter VIII
Possible damage.

Article 27

In order to verify that local producers may be affected, the Directorate is based on facts indicating that the damage is imminent and not on mere prosecution, speculation or possibility. In particular, the Directorate takes into account, in particular:
1. Any factors indicating the likelihood of a significant increase in the importing or receiving imports such as:
a-A marked increase in the rate of imports.
b. The availability of untapped production capacity in the country of export or the availability of an increase in the commodity stock in that country and the absence of other export markets sufficient to absorb other exports.
c. Existence of deals to supply sunk goods to Syrian markets or receiving future support.
d. The presence of the sink or subsidized product at prices below the similar local product to indicate the possibility of increasing demand for that sinking or subsidized product.
2. Increase in the stockpile of sunk or supported products in Syria.

Article 28

The Directorate may not decide whether there is possible harm unless the sum of the factors referred to in the previous article of this law leads to the conclusion that there is an imminent increase in the importing or receiving imports, and that would do harm unless prevention measures are taken. According to this law.

Chapter IX
Urgent measures

Article 29

1. The Minister may decide upon the recommendation of the Committee whether to request or not, to take urgent measures against the imported product under investigation, if the Committee reaches a preliminary decision that there are harmful practices and that failure to take such measures may lead to harm to local producers that would not be possible Recoverit.
2. The types of urgent measures and the duration and scope of application shall be specified in the executive instructions of this Act.

Article 30

1. If a decision is issued to take final measures in accordance with the provisions of this Law, the urgent measures shall be terminated and the final measures shall be applied and the guarantees that have been submitted shall be returned and the fees that have been met shall be settled retroactively.
2. If a decision is issued not to take final measures, the guarantees that have been provided shall be returned and the fees that have been met from the urgent measures shall be reimbursed.
3. The provisions and conditions relating to the application of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article shall be determined pursuant to the Executive Instructions for the provisions of this Law.

Article 31

On the basis of justifiable explanations from the Minister, the Cabinet would stop applying the urgent measures taken if the Board found that the application had negative effects on other domestic producers, consumers or the public interest.

Chapter X
Price pledges

Article 32

The minister will refer to the decision to start the investigation if the suppliers make commitments to the obligation to increase the prices to the extent that they deny the origin of the investigation according to the following arrangements:
1. Price commitments may not be requested from suppliers or accepted from suppliers unless the Minister has issued a preliminary determination of the existence of dumping, support, damage and causality.
2. The price commitments may not be accepted if they include an increase in prices to a limit higher than the necessary limit for removal of the dumping margin or higher than the amount of support.
3. The Directorate decides not to accept the price commitments submitted as it is not practicable because of the large number of suppliers, or for any other reasons, and in this case, the Directorate informs the suppliers of its decision and, if possible, its reasons.

Article 33

The Directorate will require any supplier that has accepted its price commitments to provide information on its implementation of this pledge periodically, and that the Directorate will be allowed to verify the relevant data, and this information shall be subject to the confidentiality provisions provided for in this law.

Article 34

The price pledge automatically expires if a final decision is made that there is no dumping, support or damage caused by it, except in cases where such a decision is highly correlated with the existence of this undertaking and the minister in such cases requires that the undertaking be maintained for an appropriate period of time.

Article 35

If there is a breach of any pledge related to prices, the minister may terminate the pledge or stop it and take urgent measures immediately, based on the information available to him, and the minister may decide to apply compensatory fees retroactively to cover the size of the breach or some of it.

Article 36

The pledge may last for up to five years, and may be extended if the full review process (equivalent to a new process) expires that the pledge is still needed to prevent the resumption of unfair trade practices and the resulting harm.

Chapter XI
The trace back.

Article 37

The anti-dumping and countervailing duties may be imposed retroactively on the period when the urgent measures have been applied in any of the exclusive cases:
1. If the damage actually occurred and was not probabilistic or a physical disability to establish a local industry.
2. If the damage is possible but it has been determined that the failure to take urgent measures would have necessarily caused actual harm.

Article 38

An anti-dumping levy may be imposed retroactively on the relevant goods entered into domestic consumption, which were entered in 90 days prior to the date of application of the urgent measures and beyond the date of commencement of the investigation by the verification of the following conditions:
1. If the dumping caused by the damage and related to the sink was exercised more than once and the importer knew or should have known that there was a dumping of the source and such dumping could cause damage.
2. If the damage was caused by imports of a large volume of the sunk commodity in a relatively short period of time, such and other conditions such as the rapid accumulation of imported commodity stocks may lead to the weakening of the therapeutic effect of the final anti-dumping fee to be applied.

Article 39

An anti-dumping levy may be imposed retroactively on goods entered into domestic consumption, which were entered for no more than ninety days prior to the application of the urgent measures, if the price pledge is violated on the condition that this period does not withdraw until the date before it is signed. This breach.

Article 40

An ex post facto compensation fee may be imposed on the goods entered into the local consumption, which was entered for no more than ninety days prior to the application of the urgent measures if there are critical conditions through which there is no irreparable damage due to the entry of imports of the goods concerned in quantities. Large within a relatively short period and to prevent the recurrence of this damage.

Article 41

Urgent measures, anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties shall apply only to goods imported to the situation in domestic consumption after the decisions to impose such fees have entered into force in other than exceptional cases provided for in the present chapter of this Act.

Article 42

If the antidumping or compensation fee is greater than the fee paid or due and imposed during the period of application of the urgent measures or greater than the amount estimated for the purposes of the sponsorship or deposit which is provided in accordance with the provisions of this law, the difference shall not be collected either. If the fee is lower than that, the difference is returned or the fee is recalculation as appropriate.

Article 43

Apart from article 37 of this law, if the damage is possible or constitutes a material impediment to the establishment of a local industry, anti-dumping duties or compensation may be imposed only from the date of decision, and any guarantee provided during the period of application of the urgent measures and free of any pledges or commitments may be made. Guarantees within 30 days of the date of that decision.

Chapter XII
Dissemination and declaration

Article 44

The measures outlined in regard to announcements and public notices:
1. Announcements are published in two local journals at the expense of the applicant.
2. A copy of the declarations shall be sent to the parties concerned with the investigation known to the Directorate.
3. In the declarations, reference is made to the ability of the applicant to obtain a report that contains sufficient detail of the basic factual and legal reasons that the decision has made.

Article 45

The Directorate informs the General Administration of Customs of the names of all exporters of the goods concerned who have been found to be dumping or receiving support to be collected without others.

Chapter XIII
General provisions

Article 46

The measures taken under the provisions of this law shall be repealed if the reasons for their imposition by a decision of the Prime Minister are removed upon the Minister's proposal on the basis of the Committee's recommendation.

Article 47

Any confidential information obtained by the Directorate, the Committee or the Ministry may not be provided to any other during the application of the provisions of this law.
Confidentiality

Article 48

1. If any of the parties to the investigation submit a student's information or statements and for justified reasons, they shall be prohibited from being disclosed by the competent authority without his or her consent, under penalty of legal liability.
2. If the competent authority finds that the reasons for any party to investigate the existence of confidentiality of any information or data submitted in its application or during the investigation are not justified, the party maintains that it must be considered confidential, and the competent authority may not take such data in particular. The investigation into the investigation unless it confirms its authenticity from reliable and related sources.
3. In all cases, any confidential information must be provided by any of the parties concerned to the extent possible and sufficiently confidential to clarify such information, and the competent authority may be exempted from providing such a summary if it is not possible to do so.

Rule 49

With no more severe punishment stipulated in the laws in force, each person who flips the classified information is punished with a fine for not less than 150 thousand Syrian pounds and no more than one and a half million Syrian pounds.

Article 50

The Minister shall issue the executive instructions necessary to implement and enforce the provisions of this law with the participation of relevant stakeholders in line with the obligations of the Syrian Arab Republic under any Arab or international agreements.

Article 51

The Administrative Judiciary Court only has jurisdiction over disputes related to the implementation of the provisions of this law and the appeal is in the Supreme Administrative Court, and decisions issued by the Prime Minister may not be suspended by taking measures under this law and being adjudicated. These disputes and appeals are urgent.

Article 52

1. A special schedule of experts shall be established by the Ministry of Justice in the disciplines required by the implementation of this law, and this schedule shall be adhered to in accordance with the conditions and conditions of the decision of the Minister of Justice in agreement with the Minister of Economy and Trade.
2. In the circumstances in which the Court refers cases to the competent expert, for which the task is to be accomplished.

Article 53

In agreement with the Minister of Economy and Trade, the Minister of Justice will issue a decision to determine who has the status of the judicial officer in relation to the application of the provisions of this law and its executive statute.

Article 54

The ministry will meet the applicants with a fee of 10,000 Syrian pounds which will be paid upon submission of the application.

Article 55

Any legislation that contravenes the rulers of this law shall be repealed.

Article 56

This law is published in the Official Journal and is considered effective from the date of 1-1-2007.
Damascus 6-10-1427 A.H. 29-10-2006


President
Bashar al-Assad

Lawyer Naam Al-Masri












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