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Ambassador Foley Meets with the Prime Minister’s Commissioner for Roma Affairs, MP László Teleki

Ambassador Foley and MP Teleki

Ambassador Foley with MP László Teleki  (full size photo) 

Ambassador Foley welcomed MP László Teleki to her office on July 16, 2008. Their discussion focused on the situation of Roma in Hungary, in particular, government programs focused on equal opportunities in education to help the Roma population integrate into the larger Hungarian society.

Mr. Teleki also thanked the Ambassador for her public support of Roma organizations, as well as programs to address intolerance.

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