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Mutual Recognition Agreement
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Mutual Recognition Agreement
An agreement between two or more jurisdictions to consider licenses and certifications given by one jurisdiction as being valid in the others. For example, if one is licensed to practice dentistry in Oregon and Oregon has a mutual recognition agreement with Washington, one is by extension licensed to practice dentistry in Washington. Mutual recognition agreements may take place within a country (as between U.S. states) or they may be international.


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Although the current MRA appears to have removed the Canadian tax and law requirements, the remaining two requirements would still prevent most CIMA members from becoming CMAs.
The MRA provides Mobily customers, both prepaid and postpaid, with high value roaming rates that offer savings of up to 53 percent, as well as a simple, affordable and transparent rate whenever they roam in the UAE and Egypt, taking away the complexity of calculating complex roaming charges.
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