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Malaria country profiles 2011

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In the following profiles where key information is missing, it means that data were not reported.

Regional profile [pdf 131kb]

Afghanistan [pdf 116kb]

Bahrain [pdf 71kb] 

Djibouti [pdf 95kb]

Egypt [pdf 78kb]

Iraq [pdf 77kb]

Islamic Republic of Iran [pdf 95kb]

Jordan [pdf 76kb]

Kuwait [pdf 71kb]

Lebanon [pdf 70kb]

Libya [pdf 74kb]

Morocco [pdf 73kb]

Oman [pdf 78kb]

Pakistan [pdf 103kb]

Palestine [pdf 66kb]

Qatar [pdf 72kb]

Saudi Arabia [pdf 88kb]

Somalia [pdf 100kb]

South Sudan [pdf 102kb]

Sudan [pdf 103kb]

Syrian Arab Republic [pdf 78kb]

Tunisia [pdf 73kb]

United Arab Emirates [pdf 77kb]

Yemen [pdf 108kb]

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