Syrian Constitutional Committee Departures
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Edited News | UNITED NATIONS

Departure of the Syrian Constitutional Committee (Small Group) meeting at UN Geneva - 1 December 2020

  1. Exterior wide shot, panning, minibus pulling away, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  2. Exterior wide shot, delegates including Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari (Government of Syria) exiting building and preparing to board minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  3. Exterior medium shot, delegates including Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari (Government of Syria) who gestures to fellow delegates by minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  4. Exterior wide shot, Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair Ahmad Kuzbari (Government of Syria) boards minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva. 
  5. Exterior wide shot, panning, minibus pulling away, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  6. Exterior medium shot, delegates conversing and waiting to board minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  7. Exterior wide shot, delegate boarding minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva. 
  8. Exterior wide shot, panning, man closing front minibus door, man using mobile phone, minibus rear door sliding shut, minibus driving away, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva. 
  9. Exterior medium shot, delegates in masks waiting, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  10. Exterior wide shot, minibus door sliding open, delegate boarding minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva. 
  11. Exterior medium shot, minibus pulling away, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  12. Exterior wide shot, delegates boarding minibus, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva. 
  13. Exterior medium shot, delegates sitting in minibus including Syrian Constitutional Committee co-chair for the Opposition Hadi Albahra awaiting departure, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.
  14. Exterior medium-wide shot, panning, minibus pulling away, Palais des Nations, United Nations Geneva.

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