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September 24, 2003
Malta and Cyprus 'overlooked' in Prague meeting Malta and Cyprus, two small countries acceding to the EU next year, were not invited to attend a meeting in Prague on 1 September, ahead of the Intergovernmental Conference (IGC), due to an "oversight".
"They said they forgot to invite us", a spokesperson for the Cyprus Representation to the EU told the EUobserver, although he added that the Czech government reassured them that this mistake was not going to be repeated.
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Information uploaded by Marianne Bonnard on September 24, 2003 01:09 PM
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