What does MENARO stand for?

Middle East and North Africa Regional Office (UNICEF)

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Middle East News Agency (Arabic Wikalat Al-Anbaa' Al-Sharq Al-'awsat) Ministry of Environmental Affairs (Palestine) Mission Element Need Analysis Mitsubishi Engine North America, Inc. (Addison, IL) Middle East and North Africa Business Information Center (US government-supported website) Middle East-North Africa Financial Action Task Force Middle East and North Africa Intermediation Organization Middle East North Africa Financial Network Medium-Energy Neutral Atom Imager Middle East and North Africa Research Group (University of Ghent, Belgium)		Middle East Navigation Aids Service Middle East North Africa South Asia Middle East, North Africa and Turkey Mediterranean Network of Basin Organisations Mensa of Eastern North Carolina (Local Group #275 of American Mensa, Ltd.) Minimum Energy Network Connectivity Music Educators National Conference National Association for Music Education (formerly Music Educators National Conference) Mapping and Engineering Needs Community Assessment Mental Handicap

Samples in periodicals archive:

Cairo hosts the Middle East and North Africa regional office, headed by Iglaa Rashid.

Agriculture, climate change lead regional development concerns

With help from her paramour, Riza, a World Bank Senior Communications Officer for the Middle East and North Africa Regional Office, reportedly received a $60,000 pay increase, taking her salary to $193,000 per year.

Wolfowitz to resign at world bank amid scandal

The UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Office, in a report, The State of the Arab Child, found that the Arab world has a lower under five and infant mortality rate (deaths per 1,000 live births) than the world average but lags behind in maternal mortality and contraceptive prevalence.

Arab children fare well but not their mothers. (General)