What does MSAC mean?
MSAC means Most Seriously Affected Countries
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Most Seriously Affected Countries?
2 ways to abbreviate Most Seriously Affected Countries
Most Seriously Affected Countries can be abbreviated as MSAC
Other shorthands for Most Seriously Affected Countries are: MSAC
Most Seriously Affected Countries can be abbreviated as MSAC
Other shorthands for Most Seriously Affected Countries are: MSAC
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What does MSAC stand for? MSAC stands for "Most Seriously Affected Countries". |
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How to abbreviate "Most Seriously Affected Countries"? "Most Seriously Affected Countries" can be abbreviated as MSAC. |
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What is the meaning of MSAC abbreviation? The meaning of MSAC abbreviation is "Most Seriously Affected Countries". |
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What is MSAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of MSAC is "Most Seriously Affected Countries". |
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What does MSAC mean? MSAC as abbreviation means "Most Seriously Affected Countries". |
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What is shorthand of Most Seriously Affected Countries? The most common shorthand of "Most Seriously Affected Countries" is MSAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SRSLY - Seriously
- DENSA - Diversely Educated, Not Seriously Affected
- MSA - Most Seriously Affected
- MSA - Most Severely Affected
- SI - Seriously Ill
- SDMI - Seriously Disabled Mentally Ill
- SHIP - Seriously Huge Investment in Parts
- SIL - Seriously Ill List
- SUTN - Seriously Unusual Television Network
- SVA - Seriously Vain Attitude
- SWAG - Seriously Wild-Ass Guess
- SWA - Seriously Wounded in Action
- STVP - Seriously Total Video Productions, LLC
- MDC - Most Developed Countries
- MHIC - Most Heavily Indebted Countries
- MSAC - Most Seriously Affected Country
- PMHIC - Poorest and Most Heavily Indebted Countries
- SPAF - Seriously Project Affected Family
- MA - most affected
- ANNEX I - Countries committed to a quantified CO2 target (OECD, EU, Central and Eastern European countries)