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Travel to Europe and the Middle East

July 26, 2004 to August 1, 2004

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Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visited Hungary, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Poland, July 26 to Secretary Powell with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at the Prime Ministry in Cairo, July 28, 2004. State Department Photo.August 1. In the Middle East, Secretary Powell discussed with our close friends the situation in Iraq, cooperation in the war on terror, Gaza disengagement, and reform in the Broader Middle East and North Africa. In Hungary, he met with a wide spectrum of Hungarian society to emphasize the strength of our bilateral relationship and spoke to a meeting of Hungarian Chiefs of Missions. In Poland, Secretary Powell  attended the 60th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising.  [Photos from Egypt; Saudi ArabiaBosnia and Herzegovina; Poland]

 

Remarks by Secretary Powell
08/01/2004:  Remarks on 60th Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising
08/01/2004:  Interview on Poland’s TVP2 "Panorama"
08/01/2004:  Remarks With Polish Foreign Minister
07/31/2004:  Interview on Bosnian and Herzegovinian National Public Radio
Secretary of State Colin Powell speaks with Bosnian youths, Sarajevo, July 31, 2004. State Dept. photo. 07/31/2004:  Remarks to Bosnian Youth
07/31/2004:  Remarks to Press in Bosnia and Herzegovina
07/31/2004:  Remarks With Kuwaiti Foreign Minister
07/31/2004:  Remarks to Kuwaiti Students
07/30/2004:  Interview on Al Iraqiya TV
07/30/2004:  Remarks With Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister
Secretary of State Colin Powell and Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi brief the news media, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, July 29, 2004. State Dept. photo. 07/30/2004:  Statement With Iraqi President
07/29/2004:  Remarks to Press in Kuwait
07/29/2004:  Interview on Al Arabiya TV
07/29/2004:  Interview on Al Ikhbariya TV
07/29/2004:  Remarks with Iraqi Prime Minister
07/28/2004:  Remarks with Saudi Foreign Minister
07/28/2004:  Remarks with Egyptian Foreign Minister
07/28/2004:  Interview with Nihal Saad of Egyptian Television
Secretary of State Colin Powell meets with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al Faisal, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, July 28, 2004. State Dept. photo. 07/28/2004:  Interview with Kamal Abdel Raouf of Al Akhbar newspaper
07/27/2004:  Remarks En Route to Cairo
07/27/2004:  Remarks with Hungarian Foreign Minister
07/27/2004:  Remarks With Hungarian Foreign Minister at the Hungarian Chiefs of Mission Conference
07/27/2004:  Interview on Hungarian Television
07/27/2004:  Remarks with Hungarian Speaker of Parliament Katalin Szili

Other Remarks
07/28/2004:  Remarks by Spokesman Boucher on Discussing Deployment of Troops


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