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Syria: Timing of accord depends on EU flexibility
nowlebanon Tuesday, March 16, 2010 3:17:00 PM CET | info 
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Entities: Walid Muallem[1]; Catherine Ashton[1]; Bashar Assad[1];
Other categories: Catherine Ashton; EU Foreign Affairs Representative; Foreign and Security Policy;
Syria said on Tuesday it will soon restart talks with the European Union on a stalled partnership agreement, but that its timing will depend on the flexibility shown to Damascus over certain points. "A European delegation will travel to Damascus to negotiate the points in the agreement that raise.......
Syria: timing of accord depends on EU 'flexibility'
middle-east-online_en Tuesday, March 16, 2010 3:11:00 PM CET | info [other]
Entities: Walid Muallem[1]; Catherine Ashton[1]; Rafik al-Hariri[1]; Bashar Assad[1];
Other categories: Catherine Ashton; Society; EU Foreign Affairs Representative; FRA-EU; Foreign and Security Policy;
Syrian FM says both sides want accord based on equality, respect for sovereignty, independence, non-meddling in internal affairs....
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