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Event
Timur Goksel Speaks at CMEC on Current UNIFIL Mission in Lebanon
Fri, June 22nd, 2007
Beirut
On June 19, the Carnegie Middle East Center hosted an in-house discussion with Timur Goksel, former senior advisor of UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon), on the challenges and opportunities facing the current UNIFIL II mission. “The Europeans feel that they are going to be stuck with the Middle East,” Goksel said.
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