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Former Interim Prime Minister of Libya Mahmoud Jibril at the Wilson Center

November 9, 2012

Jane Harman, Director, President, and CEO at the Wilson Center, in a discussion with Mahmoud Jibril, Former Interim Prime Minister of Libya and Head of the National Forces Alliance.

Former Interim Prime Minister of Libya Mahmoud Jibril at the Wilson Center

Jane Harman, Director, President, and CEO at the Wilson Center, in a discussion with Mahmoud Jibril, Former Interim Prime Minister of Libya and Head of the National Forces Alliance.

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