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Jordan to partake in Quartet’s New York meeting
By JT - Sep 05,2015 - Last updated at Sep 05,2015
AMMAN — The Quartet on the Middle East will convene in New York on September 30, with the participation of foreign ministers of Arab countries, including Jordan, according to a UN statement.
The statement said UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will host the Quartet in New York on September 30, adding that he had sent invitation letters to the foreign ministers of Russia, the United States, and the EU high representative for foreign affairs and security policy.
UN secretary general invited Arab League Secretary General Nabil El Araby, besides the foreign ministers of Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia to the meeting, as well.
The Quartet, aiming to mediate the peace process in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, was established in 2002.
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