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P4ûC`PÊ:R=±`EÊR7c±ÎbjbÊC The two presidents discussed bilateral relations and areas of joint coopera- caretaker Eb±ýDRaCõ=;±õÒ@ê±Z;±Ð± tion between the two countries at various political, economic, security and ²R4±³RÊSý³PÊC7±_=Ê3;cÊ;ýÒ counterterrorism fields. Following the summit, a joint statement was issued Palestinian PM to ´CÊbʱ cʱ EÊ6 ¹ÒRÊÊ ÎCÊ »± EÊÒCÊ by the United States and Yemen, which read as follows: In their meeting stay on ³»C6±`E=RF97±Q8_R C;=7Эþ±Î?dRaCÒαÒP8½b#­`d¹ÒÀCR± ýE=RÊ=±` ³RÊgC RÊ=6c;ÊC:ʳPê± today at the White House, President Barack Obama and President Abdo ýõ=R=­õÊÒ@êabÊþ±P]9ê±Ô¹bÊ4±^C4±`ÊT8=9=8ÒZbÊC<R ÀCÊR±ýE=ÊR=M± ±Q`Êa=Ò@Êб±`RÊ</]º^Êd¹ Rabu Mansour Hadi of Yemen affirmed their desire to broaden and c4M±½­»`2; ±ÒZ27ЭPRa¯õ¹b4 õ= Cb9PÎCÓR ­E=RýÒбR³»C ¯ E=ÊR=ʱE=Ê9òF79ʱÒXFÊ_µ¹CÊ'± strengthen the U.S.-Yemen relationship. President Obama reiterated the Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas dhCê±P±^±c9 United States’ support for the stability, security, prosperity, and unity of has asked caretaker prime minister dÒR8±ÌR/Zba97RRÊ7Î `E¹b49бR¯«±»¹¼±C1­RÊ<3H=9(±`R ±DC&±c9Ò E=9:õ=ÊR=±²±bDÊa:RÊ=P»C ±ý ´C:Q=Ê6;abcʱ´»C ±´C0PÊj» Yemen. He also commended the Yemeni government and people for their Rami Hamdallah to stay on, tasking R<4±Ò¹C6±ýE»CE¹b4CE:C'±³R M±Ð­a«CÒ¹P/ê± commitment to an inclusive democratic transition and the progress they have him on Last Tuesday with forming a dÐb8PÊE õÊP4ÒdCÊÒ»`PPÊ&±d±R±T=ÊgR±d?ÊE::Ê걫±bM±ÑQXÊ ÒÒ ³»CÊ6 ¢Ð±PÊʱ`2Ê; ±Ò´PÊʱҳRÊ=Ê new government, a spokesman said. ^3 C=Ê7R±ÎC:Ê ÒX Ò±ÌR/ʱýE=90;ÊÒ made thus far. President Hadi thanked President Obama for the United R/Êϱ¹C6;ÊF­d±ÒбRʯÒE¹bÊ4±õ«CÊ15±ÒaÊRXÊ ÒM±ÌR/ʱý`PÊ9õ­bÊ M± States’ steadfast support to Yemen during this critical moment in its his- "Abbas on Tuesday met head of the 7 5¿E=7±dhCê±^F±cE795 caretaker government Rami Hamdal- ¿E=7±C<=9E5CÔ­«C6h¯D40G=³b7±`E72;ê±ý´±b; tory...Continued..Pg4 lah and tasked him again with form- ing a government," the Palestinians' E=R=M±´±»C ±ýPPP<ÊP4CCÒ­ Wafa news agency quoted Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina as saying. Hamdallah's office said in a statement he had accepted the task T±E9;R6ê»C0±CCÒ­´C j¯¤T8=9=8ÒT @ and would form a new government within five weeks. E7ÊR ýÔ¹CÊ4±RÊ=ÌCÊ6;CÊE=ÊR=ÊM±EbÊ8'± ¤ÎCÊÊÒ EÊÊ=RÊÊ=M± TÊÊÊÊ cÊ9[CÊ ­ÎCÊÒ`RÊÊ=Ê8± ½RÊTʱRʼRÊÒ»`Ê2;Ê ±ÒÐPÊ; Abbas accepted Hamdallah's resigna- «b9±\a=N;ùÔQʱFb±ýйb;ÊC<9C4 CÊbÊa­dEÊ CÊÊEÊ7=7'± cÊÊÊÊ9 TÊÊÊ8Ê=Ê98ÊÒ ZbÊÊÊÊ ZbÊÊÊTÊÊ @ÊÊÊ[CÊÊÊ ­ÐCÊÊÊ=ÊbÊÊÊûjÒ tion on June 23 after barely two õÊÊ ±Ò»±RÊÊÊ M±dÊ6 CÊÊÊÒõÊh»CÊÊÊ4ê±Ë PÊÊÊ­`Ê8_ÊÊйbÊÊÊ;Ê a6/ÊÊÊ Ð¹b; NhÒ­C:Ê9¤FR± ͱ»CÊdRÊ=M±TÊ=gRʱР¯TÊ8=9Ê8Ò weeks on the job, but asked him to ÒS;ÒC= Ò»^ÎÒ¹`õ= C=± H±R±ÑQÊ`C= ËRÊ4= ЭbÊÊa79Ê7«dÊ RÊÊÊ­ÐAÊÊ E9CÊ/±EʱRÊê±H±R`ÊP9ÊC2Ê2 CÊCÒ­ stay on a caretaker basis until a new `R ¬Òйb; »CÊ= ±_C4±Y`Êa¯[C ­ÎCÒ µP´C j¯`8_Ò Ò«CÊ2 ­`ʲCÊ7;±û/Ê8 CÊPÊcʯ»CÊ0ʱa?ÊEÊ=RÊ=M±EÊbÊ89 premier could be appointed. The Pal- H;Cd¹±RÔP;&±^d'±R=:1±²Cj­` ³P=´CÊ j¯R==Ê5µP ECÒZC7C PC4ê±û bê±Ð¹b; ¹»±Ò¹ estinian leader initially had five EÊRÊ ´CÊCÊ=aÊRÊÊdÊhCÊê±RÊ</ʱ`¹­ÔQʱ ³b7йbÊ; CCÊÒ­³»±¹¯\ Ò ÐA±Q^­`Ò»b9´­P û9RÊÊÔQÊʱÒdRÊÊ=M±dÊbÊ7±`M± weeks to find a replacement, officials õCj±b7­T8=98ÒÊ E<±bê³PÊê±´Cb9a¹CÊ C<4 Ò³PÊê±´CbʱT=g» T± said, but the date -- which would aRÊÊÊ TÊÊCÊÊ ´CÊCÊ<± R8/CE;P_C4±²b4 ^Ò R= M±CCÒ­Ð ¯c9ÐCÊ=ý[C ­\Û9Ò have ended in late July -- was put Q;ÐP;9»Ò¹±b±³»C6 ý[C ­Z7aÊ=C`Ò E=R=M±T±H±R^=jC6 йb; ¹»±Ò¹ E=ÊR cÊ6h­³PÊê±´CÊb±TÊ=g»¤Õ gCÊ back to August 14 due to the Muslim a6/DʳPê±´CÊb9a:=Ê9E=Ê/ ÏC`ÊR­ йbÊÊÊ;Ê Ò Ï ± ^gCÊÊÊÊ bÊÊÊ Ð?CÊCÒ­PÊ=?Ê[C ­WÊ»Ò a A»±RÊ ­û C8йbÊ; ¹»±Ò¹¯»Ò¹c9 holy month of Ramadan which 6¿E=7±E=R=­ER \gCÒ a;d±CÊ= Ò»ýб¹bbÊ CÊ^³»RÊ7FCÊaCÊ j¯ dR=M±E=êC4±E±RÊê±HCR· jC22 started on July 10.
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