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Middle East

Asked if an announcement relating to the Middle East peace process was about to be made in the light of the number of meetings with foreign leaders and ministers from the region that had taken place this week and would continue to take place into the next, the PMOS said that the meetings were indicative of a desire on our part to try to move things forward and make progress. The sequence of visitors to the UK should not necessarily be seen as co-ordinated or presage some major announcement.

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