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Hollande: Syrian coalition to name envoy to France

By REUTERS

NOVEMBER 17, 2012 13:47

PARIS - Syria's opposition coalition is to appoint an envoy to France, French President Francois Hollande said after meeting the head of the Syrian National Coalition on Saturday.

A French diplomatic source said the official would act as a representative of the coalition, becoming ambassador once a provisional government is established and recognized internationally.

"There will be a Syrian ambassador in France who will be appointed by the president of the coalition," Hollande said.

Hollande invited coalition head Mouaz Alkhatib for talks in Paris after France became the first European power to recognize the group as the sole representative of the Syrian people.

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