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Mediafax also quoted diplomatic sources saying on Tuesday that Basescu will use the occasion for a meeting with CIA director David Petraeus.
The presidential administration announced the visit on Tuesday and only mentioned "the signing of bilateral accords" as the purpose of the US talks.
US newspaper The Hill reported in its Moday electronic edition that President Basescu would meet US Vice-president Joe Biden on September 13 and it points out that President Obama will visit Columbus, Ohio on Tuesday to support its American Jobs Act. The newspaper does not report anything on a possible Basescu-Obama meeting.
Romanian President visits Washington, agenda still not clear
de V.O. HotNews.ro
Marţi, 13 septembrie 2011, 14:04 English | Top News
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