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Syrian deputy prime minister Jamil dismissed

By REUTERS

OCTOBER 29, 2013 16:35

BEIRUT - Syria's deputy prime minister, Qadri Jamil, was dismissed from his post, state media said on Tuesday, citing government complaints about his performance and lack of coordination with other officials.

Jamil had been in Geneva recently and met US officials there, according to US sources in the city. It was unclear if his dismissal was linked to the meetings.

"Jamil was dismissed because he left his center of work without prior permission and did not follow up on his duties ... additionally, he undertook activities outside the nation without coordinating with the government," said a statement posted in a news flash on Syria TV.

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