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Highlights

Middle East Peace Process

Humanitarian Assistance
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is prepared to provide humanitarian and reconstruction assistance to the people of Iraq.

Landmines
Special Representative Bloomfield's remarks at reception honoring the Grapes for Humanity whose focus is on mine survivors assistance.

International Civilian Police
U.S. police officers are needed to participate in international civilian police activities and local police development programs in Bosnia, Kosovo, and elsewhere around the world.

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