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envoy

[en-voi, ahn-] / ˈɛn vɔɪ, ˈɑn- /


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A person close to Witkoff said the envoy wasn’t involved in the country’s AI chip negotiations related to G42 but was briefed on the discussions.

From The Wall Street Journal

US envoy Tom Barrack called it "a profound and historic milestone in Syria's journey toward national reconciliation, unity, and enduring stability".

From BBC

The Kremlin confirmed Russian officials would attend the talks following a meeting between President Vladimir Putin and US envoys in Moscow.

From BBC

They bring together a mix of senior American officials and billionaires, as well as respected former politicians and ex-UN envoys who know Gaza well, along with Arab ministers and intelligence chiefs, and Palestinian technocrats.

From BBC

Talks to end the war in Ukraine have made "a lot of progress" and are "down to one issue" between Kyiv and Moscow, says US special envoy Steve Witkoff ahead of a trip to Russia.

From Barron's