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King, British premier discuss region, peace efforts

His Majesty King Abdullah is greeted by British Prime Minister David Cameron outside 10 Downing Street in London on Thursday (Photo by Yousef Allan)
His Majesty King Abdullah is greeted by British Prime Minister David Cameron outside 10 Downing Street in London on Thursday (Photo by Yousef Allan)

His Majesty King Abdullah on Thursday held talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron on developments in the Arab region as well as the British and the European roles in supporting the Middle East peace process.

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