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Dr TORDO, what is science and how can it promote the development of a country?

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World Science Day for Peace and Development is celebrated every November 10. It highlights the essential role of science in society and highlights the importance of engaging the general public in discussions of emerging scientific issues. This day also highlights how important and relevant science is in our daily lives. On this occasion we met Dr Noel Tordo, direct

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