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Egypt

Asked if the Government was still monitoring events in Egypt, the PMS said yes. The continuing protests were now larger than ever and it was our conclusion that more change was required urgently.

Asked what kind of change was required, the PMS said that it needed to be an Egyptian-led process. We thought that there should be a clear timetable and roadmap set out for elections and constitutional reform. We had also talked about transition to a broad-based government and the process around that, but ultimately it would be a decision for the Egyptian people.

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