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- Secretary Remarks
Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton Secretary of State National Museum Manama, Bahrain December 3, 2010 MODERATOR ONE: Madam Secretary, welcome to Bahrain. It’s an honor to have you here. SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you, and thank you for hosting this wonderful event. And thanks to all of you for being here at the museum for this discussion. I’m very much looking forward to it. I think that – you may know this is my first trip to your country, but already I am feeling very much at home. So I h... - Taxonomy: KSAN, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, ASEC (Security), KDEM, France, 2009, Bill Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton , Angola, Russia, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, China, John Quincy Adams, John Adams, Barack Hussein Obama, OTRA (Travel), PHUM (Human Rights), Jordan, Guyana, 2010, John Quincy Adams , 2000, Germany, United Kingdom, ENRG (Energy and Power), Switzerland, KLGBT, Iran, Thomas Jefferson , PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Israel, Bahrain, Lebanon, 2006, EIND (Industry and Manufacturing), Thomas Jefferson, KOCI, Geneva, IO — International Organization Affairs, West Bank, Canada, 2017, Spouse Networking Assistance Program, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Bureau of Resource Management (DOS), State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolset, Bureau of Global Talent Management, U.S. Executive Director, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, Free And Secure Trade Program, Non-Governmental Organization, Human Rights, Civil Service, information technology, United Nations, European Union, Energy, United Arab Emirates, EAIR (Civil Aviation), nongovernmental organization, Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, KWMN — Women Issues, Human Rights Report, Free Trade Agreement, KNNP, United Kingdom, Science and Technology, Hamas, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs
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- Start Date: 12/2/2010
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