Nasr Taha Mustafa

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Nasr Taha Mustafa is a Yemeni journalist and politician. He is currently the President's Advisor for Media and Cultural Affairs. He quit his position as Head of the State News Agency (Saba) and his position as a ruling party member in 19 March 2011 after the Friday of Dignity massacre committed by the regime then during the 2011 Yemeni uprising.^[1]

He served in key government and non-government positions as follows:

He has published four books:

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Sources

• "Yemen's president replaces security chiefs after Sanaa attack". Reuters. 2012-09-12.

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