bahrain king receives amr moussa
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Bahrain king receives Amr Moussa

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Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa received on Thursday Former Arab League (AL) Chief Amr Moussa at al-Sakhir Palace.
Moussa's visit to Bahrain comes upon an invitation by the International Peace Institute and Bahrain's Journalists Association.
The two sides discussed the latest developments at the Arab and regional levels during the meeting.
The King stressed the Bahraini government and people's support for Egypt during this critical stage.
He also hailed historic ties between Egypt and Bahrain, valuing Cairo's role in solving the issues of the Arab nation and unifying the Arab stance.
Moussa, meanwhile, said his country would restore its leading role in the region after the third step of the roadmap was ove

 

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