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RFQ: 951700-19-Q-T003-00030

RFQ: 951700-19-Q-T003-00030

SCOPE OF WORK (SOW)

SECTION I – RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTIES

A. The Broadcaster agrees that it shall:

1. Assist USAGM through appropriate liaison, from Nianzou Kangou Vincent concerning the licensing and exclusive use of the 99.0 megahertz (MHz) frequency on the frequency modulation (FM) band for USAGM (VOA). The Broadcaster shall assist USAGM for maintaining the appropriate licensing and regulatory permissions and/or approvals, necessary for the USAGM to continue using the above stated frequency during the entire term of this Agreement and any extensions thereof.

a. The license assigned under this contract for the 99.0 MHz frequency shall be reserved for the exclusive use of the USAGM, 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, each day of the year.

b. The Broadcaster shall keep informed of any requirements and all actions that may affect or impact the authorization for USAGM (VOA) to broadcast in Ivory Coast. The Broadcaster shall notify USAGM, in a timely manner, of any respective filing dates, license fees/renewals, and broadcasting fees. Payment of such fees, due and owing, is the responsibility of USAGM. The broadcaster will act as the USAGM Point of Contact with the Haute Autorite De La Communication Audiovisuelle (HACA).

c. The Broadcaster shall take all appropriate actions by making USAGM aware that the subsequently assigned frequencies will not interfere with or cause interference with the above-stated frequency issued to the USAGM under this Agreement. The Broadcaster will also notify USAGM of any harmful interference with the 99.0 MHz frequency. The Broadcaster will provide assistance to USAGM upon request.

2. Permit USAGM to receive and broadcast, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, from the Site identified above, the USAGM provided programming on 99.0 MHz frequency on the FM Dial. The USAGM provided programming shall be broadcast in its original form, language and content without any alterations, in accordance with rights provided under SECTION II.

3. Ensure USAGM broadcast services are operated in accordance with International Telecommunications Union technical standards and operated at their maximum licensed power, on the frequency(ies)/channel(s) specified herein, and within the maximum modulation levels within ITU technical standards.

4. Ensure that all services provided by the Broadcaster at the transmitting facility(ies) meet the USAGM’s 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, broadcast schedule, except for agreed upon maintenance schedules.

5. In the event the Broadcaster is unable to receive the USAGM provided programming or in the event of a transmission failure, the Broadcaster shall follow the procedures outlined in Annex A 1.2 “Transmission Outage Reporting”.

B. The USAGM agrees that it will:

1. Provide the Broadcaster with the 24 hour, 7 days a week, program feed via satellite circuit, or by other mutually agreed upon means.

2. The USAGM will not be responsible for the safety of, or liable for any harm or physical injury to, the Broadcaster’s personnel or others in connection with the installation or use of the GFE.

3. The USAGM will provide spare parts to the Broadcaster and, at the Broadcaster’s request, assist the Broadcaster in the maintenance of the GFE.

4. Inform the Broadcaster about any changes to the USAGM’s satellite settings, frequencies, or channels to enable the Broadcaster to make the necessary adjustments to the broadcaster’s satellite receiving equipment. Kuwait Master Control Room (MCR) is Point of Contact (POC) for all programming operational and technical matters.

5. Pay for the broadcast service provided by the Broadcaster under this Agreement at the rates specified in SECTION III.

6. USAGM shall observe high standards of impartiality and decency, and it shall avoid causing offense to the national interest and religious sensitivities of Ivory Coast.

C. The Parties agree that:

1. The USAGM will be solely responsible for the content of all USAGM provided programming. USAGM programs, segments, or excerpts may not be used in a manner that alters their accuracy, balance, timeless, or context. Exceptions to this rule can be made with express written permission of the USAGM.

2. Except for any applicable local performance rights fees, the Broadcaster shall not be responsible for any claims arising on the grounds of artistic or ideological content, form or copyright of programs provided by the USAGM.

3. The Broadcaster shall refer any claims concerning the USAGM provided programming to the USAGM for its review and disposition pursuant to applicable law.

4. Any rights or authorities not explicitly granted herein to the Broadcaster are reserved and retained by the USAGM.

SECTION II – BROADCAST RIGHTS

The Broadcaster shall broadcast the USAGM provided programming in its entirety without alteration, abridgement or excerption. The Broadcaster shall not have the right to record, transfer, assign, sell or donate, in part or in whole, any of the USAGM provided programming without the USAGM’s express written approval.

SECTION III – TERM OF AGREEMENT

A. The term of this Agreement shall be for a Base Period beginning June 1, 2019 through May 31, 2020. USAGM reserves the right to partially execute the Base Period in Section B of this SECTION. The Parties agree that USAGM may have to partially execute the Base Period and may do so multiple times up to the point that the Base Period has been fully executed. Nianzou Kangou Vincent however, will not be entitled to any additional compensation beyond that associated with the amount of the Base Period.

B. This Agreement may be unilaterally extended for up to four (4) one (1) year option periods, subject to availability of funding, under the same terms and conditions as the Base Period. The total sum of this Agreement, including all option periods, if exercised by the USAGM, shall not exceed five (5) years.

C. Operation and maintenance tasks at each FM broadcast station shall include but not be limited to:

· Providing personnel for preventive and corrective maintenance of the broadcast equipment, program feed equipment, air conditioning equipment, and power generating equipment.

· Payment of electricity, Internet and any other utility charges

· Security of the GFE equipment.

· Provide consumables; such as, air filters, lubricants, cleaning supplies and other items necessary to the operation and maintenance of the Government FM Broadcast Site.

· Maintain and service air conditioning units, antennas and towers required for operation and maintenance at each Government FM Broadcast Site.

D. USAGM may extend the term of this contract by written notice to Nianzou Kangou Vincent within seven (7) calendar days of the Agreement’s expiration; provided that USAGM gives Nianzou Kangou Vincent a preliminary written notice of its intent to extend at least sixty (60) days before the Agreement expires. The preliminary notice does not commit USAGM to an extension. If USAGM exercises this option, the extended Agreement shall be considered to include this option clause. The total duration of this Agreement, including the exercise of any options under this clause shall not exceed five (5) years.

E. USAGM reserves the right to unilaterally exercise the options set forth in Section B of this SECTION. The Parties agree that USAGM may have to partially exercise any option in Section B of this SECTION above and may do so multiple times up to the point that the option has been fully exercised. Nianzou Kangou Vincent, however, will not be entitled to any additional compensation beyond that associate with the amount of the option exercise.

SECTION IV – PAYMENT AND BILLING

A. The Broadcaster shall provide an invoice for services provided during the month. Each proper invoice shall accurately reflect the actual cumulative duration of broadcast time during the period being billed. All invoice payments made by the USAGM will be in accordance with the Prompt Payment Act.

B. Invoices shall be submitted by E-mail (pdf format only) to the Authorized Representative of the Contracting Officer at the following address:

US Agency for Global Media

American Embassy, Kuwait

Email: manager_kuwait@USAGM.gov or sfernandes@USAGM.gov If E-mail access is not available, the Broadcaster shall contact the USAGM Contracting Officer identified in SECTION XII for further instructions.

C. USAGM will pay all proper invoices submitted by the Broadcaster by Electronic Funds Transfer (“EFT”) of U.S. Government funds to the Broadcaster’s designated U.S. correspondent bank account as instructed by the necessary EFT payment routing information provided by the Broadcaster on each invoice. The Broadcaster may provide this EFT routing information by submitting to the USAGM a completed “Foreign vendor Payment Form #CF01.” All invoice payments by the USAGM to the Broadcaster will be in USD.

D. All business entities that wish to do business with the US Government must first register with the System for Award Management (SAM). This is an official website of the US Government. This site is free of charge to register and do business with the US Government to update or renew your entity registration. website: www.sam.gov

SECTION V – NON-PERFORMANCE BY CAUSE OF FORCE MAJEURE

A. In the event that during the term of this Agreement, the performance of any obligation under this Agreement shall be prevented, hindered or delayed, the Party or Parties so affected shall be excused from performing any or all of those obligations, but only during the period in which it was so prevented, hindered or delayed. If such Force Majeure circumstances exist for more than 3 (three) months, either of the Parties shall have the right to denounce further execution of their obligations under this Agreement, without constituting a breach thereof, and, in such an event, neither of the Parties shall have the right to claim reimbursement by the other party for any losses incurred.

B. Any Party claiming such excuse or delay occasioned by a Force Majeure event shall give prompt notice in writing thereof to the other Party as soon as possible, after the occurrence of the event as well as prompt notice of the ending of the Force Majeure event.

C. The affected services will be resumed as soon as possible, and the term of this Agreement may, by mutual written agreement, be extended for a period of time corresponding to the actual non-performance period.

D. For the purpose of this Agreement, a “Force Majeure” event shall mean as event beyond the reasonable control of the Parties, unforeseen and unforeseeable, and includes, without limitation, acts by direct, immediate and exclusive operation of the violent forces of nature, uncontrolled or influenced by human intervention (including floods, earthquakes, and unusually severe weather), acts of war (declared or undeclared), any public enemy, riots, blockades, hijackings, embargoes, strikes or lockouts, casualties or accidents, deliveries or transportation shortages of cars, trucks or fuel, sustained interruptions of essential services including power, electricity, fuel, water, labor or materials, or any other causes or circumstances, or contingencies that may prevent, hinder or delay the performance by the Parties of any of their obligations under this Agreement.

SECTION VI – SUBCONTRACTING AND ASSIGMENT

The Broadcaster shall not subcontract any part of its obligations under this Agreement nor may it transfer any part of this Agreement without the prior approval of, and upon the terms acceptable to the USAGM. The prohibition against subcontracting shall not apply to contracts or orders for the purchase of materials and supplies as distinguished from the performance of services under this Agreement.

SECTION VII – TERMINATION

A. Either Party, by prior written notice received at least sixty (60) days before the effective termination date, may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part when it is in the Party’s interest. Termination notices shall contain an option for month-to-month tenancy, not to exceed 6 months, to accommodate broadcast equipment relocation.

B. If this Agreement is terminated early, the USAGM will be liable only for payments under SECTION IV of this Agreement for services rendered before the effective termination date.

C. If this Agreement is terminated, the Broadcaster shall prepare and submit to the USAGM, a final settlement statement immediately but not later than one year from the date of termination.

SECTION VIII - DISPUTES OR INTERPRETATION OF AGREEMENT

In the event of a disagreement concerning the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, the Parties shall endeavor to settle their dispute amicably by means of negotiation. Disputes regarding interpretation or application of this Agreement that cannot be resolved by negotiation shall be submitted to the Board of the USAGM, or its designee, and to Nianzou Kangou Vincent, of Ivory Coast, or his/her designee, for final resolution between the Parties and may agree to enter into arbitration.

SECTION IX – OFFICIALS NOT TO BENEFIT

No employee or officer, member of or delegate to the congress of the United States, or resident commissioner of the United States, or employee or officer of any agency thereof shall be admitted to any share or parts of this Agreement, or to any benefit arising from it.

SECTION X – COVENANT AGAINST CONTINGENT FEES

The Broadcaster warrants that no person or agency has been employed or retained to solicit or obtain this Agreement upon an agreement or understanding for a commission, percentage, brokerage, or other fee that is contingent upon the success of securing this Agreement, except a bona fide employee or agency. For breach or violation of this warranty, the USAGM shall have the right to annul this Agreement without liability, or, in its discretion, to deduct from the agreed price or consideration, or otherwise recover, the full amount of such commission, percentage, brokerage, or contingent fee.

SECTION X1 – AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES OF EACH PARTY

A. For the USAGM:

1. The USAGM’s Kuwait Transmitting Station Manager servers as the Contracting Officer and will appoint by memorandum an individual to be the “Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)”, for the purposes of administering this Agreement. Specific COR authorities and responsibilities will be stated in the COR’s “Appointment Memorandum”, a copy of which will be provided to the Broadcaster.

2. The term “Contracting Officer” means the official who signs and executes contracts on behalf of the USAGM and his successors in office. The Contracting Officer is the only person who may make commitments on behalf of the USAGM or perform any formal act on behalf of, or in the name of the USAGM with regards to modifications of this Agreement.

3. The term “Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)” means an official designated by the Contracting Officer, in writing, to act on his/her behalf in any matter related to the performance under this Agreement, as stated in the “Appointment Letter”.

B. The Broadcaster shall inform the USAGM in writing of the name of its representative who is fully authorized to administer this Agreement for the Broadcaster.

SECTION XII – NOTICES AND POINTS OF CONTACT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS

All official communications under this Agreement shall be in writing to or between the offices listed below:

CONTRACTUAL MATTERS:

United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM)

Attn:

Gunter E Schwabe

Title:

Station Manager/Contracting Officer

Address:

Kuwait Transmitting Station

US Embassy, Kuwait

Email:

manager_kuwait@usagm.gov

Telephone:

+965 2456 2751/52

Cell:

+965 6994 0064

BROADCASTER

Mr. Nianzou Kangou Vincent

Address:

Abidjan, Ivory Coast

Email:

vnianzou@yahoo.fr Telephone:

+225.5896655

INVOICE MATTERS:

United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM)

Gunter E Schwabe

Title:

Station Manager/Contracting Officer

Address:

Kuwait Transmitting Station

US Embassy, Kuwait

Email:

manager_kuwait@usagm.gov and sfernandes@usagm.com

Telephone:

+965 2456 2751/52

Cell:

+965 6994 0064

TECHNICAL MATTERS:

KUWAIT TRANSMITTING STATION

Master Control Room (MCR): +965 2456 2753 or +965 9691 2524

Also see Annex A In the event of a change of address, each party agrees to notify the other in writing within 30 (thirty) days thereof. Any notice required to be given under this Agreement shall be in writing and may be given either personally, by email, by post or overnight carrier service and shall be deemed given either immediately upon personal delivery or email, and if posted or sent by overnight courier service, 3 (three) days after such deposit of same via airmail or overnight courier service.

SECTION XIII – TAXES

The Broadcaster herby agrees that the responsibility for payment of taxes from the funds thus received under this Agreement and /or legislative appropriation shall be the Service Provider’s obligation.

SECTION XIV – EXAMINATION OF RECORDS

The USAGM, Comptroller General of the United States, and any of their duly authorized representatives, shall have access to and the right to examine, together with the Broadcaster’s auditors, any directly pertinent books, documents, papers and records of the Broadcaster involving transactions related to this Agreement for a period of 3 (three) years after final payment under this Agreement or until any dispute or issue relating to the interpretation of this Agreement is resolved, whichever occurs latest in time.

SECTION XV – MODIFICATIONS

A. This document constitutes the entire Agreement between the Parties. No modification changing its scope or terms shall have any force unless it is in writing and signed by both Parties.

B. Annexes to this Agreement form an integral part of this Agreement and may be similarly modified in writing by signature of both Parties.

SECTION XVI – AUTHORITY TO CONTRACT AND/OR ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS

The parties hereby represent that they have the full legal authority to enter into and legally bind their respective organizations to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and any modifications thereto. This Agreement is written in English, and the English test takes precedence over any translations of this Agreement into any other language.

ANNEX A

OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND SECURITY SUPPORT FOR USAGM BROADCAST AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AT NIANZOU KANGOU VINCENT FACILITIES, IVORY COAST The Broadcaster, at the request of the US Government, shall establish broadcast capabilities and shall establish operation and maintenance procedures and ensure the security of the GFE (Government Furnished Equipment). The Broadcaster shall operate and maintain broadcast equipment of varying manufacture and power levels for the base year with four (4) subsequent option year periods.

USAGM may provide the Broadcaster with instruction on the proper operations and maintenance of the broadcast system.

1.0

BROADCAST SYSTEM AND PROGRAM FEED OPERATION

The Broadcaster shall operate USAGM FM broadcasting equipment, including all transmitting and related satellite receiving facilities, 24 hours a day, each day of the contract term unless stated otherwise. In the event that any USGAM transmitter system or its individual components fail, the Broadcaster shall promptly begin repairs as availability of replacement parts allow, to restore broadcast service at full-power operation as soon as possible.

1.1

DEFINITION OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE TASKS

Operation and maintenance tasks at each FM broadcast station shall include but not be limited to: providing personnel for operation, preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance of the broadcast equipment, program feed equipment, air conditioning equipment, power generator equipment; payment of electricity and any other utility charges; payment and supply of fuel oil for backup generators; obtaining; arranging and payment for security of the broadcast and program feed equipment; providing and payment of consumables including air filters, lubricants, cleaning supplies; arranging and payment for service contracts for air conditioning units and generators, if required; and all other services and supplies required to keep the broadcast and program feed equipment fully operational. Spare parts and assemblies for the broadcast equipment and program feed equipment will be provided by the USAGM.

1.2

TRANSMISSION OUTAGE REPORTING

In the event of a transmission outage at any operational transmitting station, the Broadcaster shall notify the USAGM Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) of the nature of the problem (e.g., program feed loss, transmitter malfunction, power outage, operator error or any other reason). This shall be done within two (2) hours by telephone and/or facsimile note and/or Email, and shall include an estimate of the time to rectify the problem(s).

1.3

TROUBLE REPORT

A written Trouble Report is required for any transmission outage in excess of 15 minutes resulting from equipment failure, power outage, operator error, or any other reason. The written report shall be in English and shall describe the nature of the problem, start time of the problem, duration of the outage, and corrective actions taken to solve the problem. The report shall be submitted within seven (7) days to the USAGM Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0.)

2.0

FM BROADCAST SYSTEM AND PROGRAM FEED CORRECTIVE / PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

The Broadcaster shall provide maintenance support for the USAGM transmission system installed in Ivory Coast. The Broadcaster’s primary responsibility shall be to ensure that the broadcast signal is on the air with a minimum of downtime caused by failures or out-of-specification conditions. To accomplish this, the Broadcaster shall:

Monitor transmissions and equipment performance;

Take corrective action to repair or replace equipment or parts upon failure; and

Perform periodic preventive/corrective maintenance.

2.1

CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE

The Broadcaster shall conduct corrective maintenance in accordance with the following guidelines:

In the event of a transmission outage, the Broadcaster shall initiate corrective action as soon as possible. USAGM will supply the Broadcaster with major spare parts and assemblies that are deemed to be critical most likely to fail and cause lengthy downtime. If the failure is identified as one that can be repaired with an available spare, the Broadcaster shall start that repair immediately and notify USAGM’s Operations / Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) when it is completed and the broadcast is back on the air. The corrective action shall also be recorded as required by Section 2.4, Daily Log. If the required spare part is not on hand but is available locally, the Broadcaster shall contact USAGM’s Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) for authorization to purchase that part or material. If USAGM will reimburse the Broadcaster for the cost of spare parts or material upon presentation of a proper invoice or receipt.

Since the nature of many failures is such that they cannot be corrected quickly, the Broadcaster shall use its expertise to work around the problem and, if possible, attempt to temporarily restore the broadcast – even if in a degraded mode. The Broadcaster shall use its expertise to determine the advisability of keeping the transmitter in operation while there is a failure present, and shall notify the USAGM Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) immediately of any such recommended work-around solution.

If a failure is present that cannot be repaired with available parts, and which causes the broadcast to be off the air, the Broadcaster shall immediately contact the USAGM Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0). The purpose of this contact may be to request a replacement part or module, or to seek advice and assistance in diagnosing and repairing the fault.

NOTE: If there is no satellite feed present or if the feed is intermittent, the Broadcaster is cautioned not to assume that it is a problem in the satellite uplink and that USAGM Operations/Maintenance is aware of the problem. The Broadcaster shall report it to the USAGM’s Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) within the two (2) hour reporting requirement.

2.2

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

The Broadcaster shall conduct preventive/recurring maintenance in accordance with the following guidelines:

The Broadcaster shall assure that the transmitting system and the transmitting room conditions are maintained properly in order to reduce the likelihood of failures. This involves performing routine checks in order to identify and rectify conditions that can lead to problems. For example, if the VSWR of the antenna has increased but is still in an acceptable range, that may be an indication of a problem that is developing with the antenna or its feed, and which can be corrected before an outage occurs. As a similar example, if the Bit Error Rate (BER) of the satellite signal starts to increase that may be an indication that the satellite dish is drifting off the satellite. Corrective action can then be initiated before the BER becomes so excessive that the satellite feed stops. These preventive maintenance checks are very easy to perform and shall be done at least once daily.

The Broadcaster shall perform all routine (daily/weekly/yearly) preventive maintenance procedures required by the Operating and Maintenance Manual for the transmitter, as well as for any other equipment for which manuals have been provided. All routine maintenance performed shall be documented in the Daily Log.

2.3

CORRECTIVE/PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF ANCILLARY/SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

The Broadcaster shall insure corrective/preventive maintenance of power generator, air conditioning and other non-broadcast equipment at the transmitting site is taken.

2.4

DAILY LOG

The Broadcaster shall keep a Daily Log to document the operational status of each broadcast system and all corrective and preventative maintenance performed. At least once each day the Broadcaster shall record operating conditions including, but not limited to, the following:

· Bit Error Rate (BER) of the program feed;

· Forward Power Level and Reflected Power Level of the transmitter;

· VSWR, if available;

· Any transmitter fault, fold-back or other indications of abnormal transmitter operation;

· Primary Mains Voltage, Critical Transmitter Voltage/Current Readings;

· Status of Ancillary/Support Equipment.

The log shall also document every transmission outage and its duration; the Broadcaster shall describe exactly what has been done or attempted to correct the failure. Keeping the log is in addition to the requirement to Telephone, FAX or Email the USAGM Operations/Maintenance Point-of-Contact (See Section 6.0) to report any outages, as required by Section 1.2, Transmission Outage Reporting. The Broadcaster shall submit Daily Log entries with the Monthly Report as specified in Section 4.0, Monthly Operations Report. In addition, USAGM shall have the right to review the Daily Log on site at any time.

2.5

SPARES

USAGM will provide the major spare parts, assemblies, and equipment to support the broadcast system(s) and the Broadcaster shall obtain all spare parts for all locally procured support equipment (e.g. power generators, air conditioning systems, etc.)

3.0

TRANSMISSION SITE SECURITY

The Broadcaster shall establish procedures including the hiring of personnel, if required, to ensure the safety and security of the USAGM broadcast transmission equipment. It is expected that these arrangements will normally be provided under the leasing/hosting arrangements for the broadcast equipment. The Broadcaster shall insure the security of the USAGM equipment.

4.0

MONTHLY OPERATIONS REPORT

The Broadcaster shall prepare and submit a Monthly Operations Report no later than the 5th calendar day of the following month. The report shall contain a narrative that summarizes the performance of each operational transmitting system for that month, the maintenance and operation activities performed, a listing of any potential problems, and a listing of the spares consumed and spares still available. The Daily Log entries required by Section 2.4 above shall also be attached to the report. Electronic submission is allowable.

5.0

DOCUMENTATION PROVIDED TO OPERATIONAL SITE

The Broadcaster shall ensure that the following documentation is delivered to each operational transmission system for use by the operation and maintenance personnel. Most of this documentation is provided with the GFE FM transmitting system kit.

Operating and maintenance manuals: Each set shall include a manual for each piece of equipment incorporated into the transmitting system.

Installation instructions: Each set shall address installation requirements for the antenna system, equipment layout diagram, set-up and preparation requirements for the generator, and any other unique installation requirements. These installation requirements may be incorporated into the operation and maintenance manuals.

Single line drawings: Each set showing power, audio and RF interconnections of all components.

6.0

USAGM OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE POINT-OF-CONTACT

The primary Point-of-Contact (POC) for any operational, maintenance, security, and program loss reporting and any other matters relating to this contract is USAGM Kuwait Transmitting Station Master Control, which can be reached at the following telephone/facsimile numbers and/or Email address:

Gunter E Schwabe, Station Manager US Agency for Global Media Kuwait Transmitting Station

US Embassy of Kuwait P. O. Box 77, Safat

Kuwait – 13001

Telephone:

+965 2456-2751/52/53

Facsimile:

+965 2456-2754

Email:

manager_kuwait@usagm.gov

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