Summary
Saudi Arabia, which has suffered at least a dozen terrorist attacks in the past two years, is proposing an international center to exchange intelligence on potential attacks, money laundering and arms smuggling.
Crown Prince Abdullah, the nation's de facto ruler, made the proposal with 50 nations in attendance at the opening at a four-day international conference on terrorism that ends today.See the full content of this document
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Riyadh Calls for Terror Intelligence Center
The head of the U.S. delegation, homeland security adviser Frances Townsend, welcomed the proposal, but cautioned that it should not take the place of direct communication.
"The center would not end the need for bilateral exc...See the full content of this document
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