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US Deputy Secretary of State to visit Cancun

| | Jun 17, 2017, at 01:33 pm
Washington, June 17 (IBNS): US Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan will travel on Monday, June 19 to Cancun, Mexico to represent the United States at the General Assembly of the Organization of American States meeting, officials said.

The Secretary of State will continue his efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East region through in-person meetings and phone conversations with Gulf and regional leaders.

"Since Gulf countries announced economic and diplomatic measures against Qatar, the Secretary has made more than a dozen phone calls and participated in several in-person meetings. The Secretary will continue these efforts," US Department of State said in a statement.
 

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