Bush to meet Jamali in US on 28th

Published March 16, 2003

WASHINGTON, March 15: The Bush administration officially announced on Friday that President George Bush would meet Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali at the White House on March 28.

“The leaders will discuss key bilateral, regional and international issues, as well as the close cooperation between the United States and Pakistan in the war on terror,” the White House said.

Mr Jamali will be the first elected leader from Pakistan to visit Washington in four years.

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