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She was born in Nikki in 1952 and received an international education. [1] Prior to becoming Foreign Minister, Diallo had been Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs since March 2004. [2] She was a counsellor to the Benin Embassy in Germany. She served as a diplomatic advisor to President Boni Yayi. [1]
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