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Job overview The National Chamber of Agriculture (CNA) is recruiting a Legal Adviser for its headquarters located in Matam, in the city of Conakry, Guinea.
Education / Qualifications
Job Title: Legal Adviser Recruiting structure: National Chamber of Agriculture (CNA)
Location
Place of employment: MatamConakry Country: Guinea Employer: confidential
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Présentation du poste La Chambre Nationale d'Agriculture (CNA) recrute un Conseiller juridique pour son siège situé à Matam, dans la ville de Conakry, en Guinée.
Formation / Diplômes
Intitulé du poste : Conseiller juridique Structure recruteuse : Chambre Nationale d'Agriculture (CNA)
Localisation
Lieu d'affectation : Matam, Conakry Pays : Guinée Employeur : confidentiel Comment postuler Les personnes intéressées par cette opportunité sont invitées à consulter l'avis de recrutement publié par la Chambre Nationale d'Agriculture (CNA) afin de prendre connaissance des modalités de candidature.
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