The Founder of SEAMO and the regional manager of AMC for Central Asia Mr.Roy Lo made a post about our SEAMO star Shahzoda Jumaboyeva🎊🥳🎉👏 on his facebook page.On behalf of whole ELPC team

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The Founder of SEAMO and the regional manager of AMC for Central Asia Mr.Roy Lo made a post about our SEAMO star Shahzoda Jumaboyeva🎊🥳🎉👏 on his facebook page.

On behalf of whole ELPC team, we would like to say big thank you to Sir Roy for making us feel proud a lot🙏🥳

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