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    IOM Keeps Geneva Headquarters Small but Relevant

    The International Organization for Migration now operates 400 offices in 137 countries around the world. Its headquarters (and 200 staff), however, remain in Geneva. IOM spokesperson Jemini Pandya explains why.

    By Tiziana Cauli // 22 February 2010

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    The International Organization for Migration now operates 400 offices in 137 countries around the world. Its headquarters (and 200 staff), however, remain in Geneva. IOM spokesperson Jemini Pandya explains why.

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