Lapis, the PR unit of Afghanistan media conglomerate Moby Group, has picked up a six-figure pact with the United Nations to tout biometric voting in the critical 2014 Yemen elections.UN Gives Afghan Firm Yemen Vote PR Pact
Wed., Oct. 9, 2013
By Greg Hazley
Lapis, the PR unit of Afghanistan media conglomerate Moby Group, has picked up a six-figure pact with the United Nations to tout biometric voting in the critical 2014 Yemen elections.Read Full Story in Subscriber Area
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