By Matt Spetalnick RIYADH (Reuters) - President George W. Bush flies to Egypt on Saturday for talks with Palestinian leaders who will be looking for signs they will not be neglected after he lavished praise on Israel during a visit to the Jewish state.
Heading for the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh for the final stop of his Middle East tour, Bush faces growing scepticism over his chances of securing an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal before he leaves office in January.
sh's trip to Egypt will follow a one-day visit to Riyadh, where he met King Abdullah and won an announcement of a modest Saudi increase in oil output in response to his repeated appeals for help in easing record world oil prices. Continued...

CAIRO (AFP) - US President George W. Bush flies on Saturday to Egypt where he will meet Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas after celebrating Israel's 60th anniversary and address the World Economic Forum on the Middle East.
Arriving in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh via oil powerhouse Saudi Arabia at the end of a regional tour, Bush will also meet Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah II at the capitalist networking jamboree.
ed at restarting the stalled Middle East peace process, but hopes of a deal by the end of Bush's term in January are dwindling.

CAIRO (AFP) — US President George W. Bush flies on Saturday to Egypt where he will meet Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas after celebrating Israel's 60th

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