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Egyptian delegation leaves for Moscow

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969 · scan page 4

Topics: Middle East, Soviet Union

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A TOP-LEVEL Egyptian delegation led by Anwar Sadat of the Arab Socialist Union left Cairo yesterday for Moscow.

The delegation, which also includes the Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad and War Minister Mohammed Fawzy, will spend the next few days in the Soviet Union in talks with Soviet leaders on the Middle-East situation.

The visit may well be in connection with the recently announced agreement between the Soviet and US governments on the much-discussed Middle East 'package deal' based on the November 1967 United Nations resolution.

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