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This certificate recognizes Zahera Alhajji for outstanding participation in the International Day of Radiology 2020 event hosted by the Saudi Nuclear Medicine Club. The certificate acknowledges Alhajji's creative and notable involvement in the event celebrating radiology. It clarifies that the certificate is not an official or academic document.
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