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MultiVu Digital Center Feed: State Department Coordinator for International Energy Affairs, David Goldwyn, Briefed Foreign Journalists at the Foreign Press Center in Washington, DC, on 'International Energy Security: An Over

Thu Nov 5, 2009 5:54pm EST
 
MultiVu Digital Center Feed: State Department Coordinator for International
Energy Affairs, David Goldwyn, Briefed Foreign Journalists at the Foreign
Press Center in Washington, DC, on 'International Energy Security: An
Overview'


FORMAT: Soundbites 

STORY SUMMARY:
As David Goldwyn prepares for his upcoming trip to Africa, he provided an
overview of his work, coupled with providing feedback on his recent trip to
Pakistan at the Foreign Press Center in Washington, DC.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Video, hard copy requests, contact information and more
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/PRNewswire -- Nov. 5/

SOURCE  U.S. Department of State


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