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Deputy Secretary Zoellick: Travel to Jordan and Iraq

Deputy Secretary Zoellick meets with Jordans King Abdullah II before the opening of the World Economic Forum in Southern Shuneh at Dead Sea resort west of Amman. AP/Wide World PhotoDeputy Secretary Zoellick travelled to Jordan and Iraq from May 18 through May 20 to meeting with senior Jordanian officials and participate in the World Economic Forum at the Dead Sea. He discussed President Bush’s efforts to promote peace, prosperity, and security in the broader Middle East.

In addition to making a special public address at the World Economic Forum gathering on Friday, May 20, Deputy Secretary Zoellick met with senior government officials from throughout the region, as well as business and civil society leaders, to discuss the process of reform.

Remarks by Deputy Secretary Zoellick
2005/05/20: The Middle East in Transformation -- The BMENA Initiative and U.S. Foreign Policy
2005/05/20: Remarks with Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei
2005/05/19: Press Roundtable in Baghdad, Iraq

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