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» Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Prime Minister’s meeting with Monsieur Sarkozy

Asked if it was usual for the Prime Minister to meet with visiting politicians who were on a campaign tour, the PMOS replied that we had met many politicians who were in the process of elections, and Monsieur Sarkozy was still the French Interior Minister. The PMOS added that if Ségolène Royal wanted to come to London to meet the Prime Minister, the PMOS was sure that he would be happy to meet her as well.

Asked for more information about the Prime Minister’s lunch meeting today, the PMOS replied that the range of issues would be Europe, the Middle East peace process, climate change and Monsieur Sarkozy had expressed an interest in seeing how we engaged with the public with our e-petitions.

Asked how had Monsieur Sarkozy been made aware of the e-petition, the PMOS said through media coverage!

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