Mohammed Ben Sulayem Removes Britain's FIA Senate Representative Over Non-Disclosure Dispute
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Summary
Ben Cussons, Britain's FIA Senate representative, has been removed by president Mohammed Ben Sulayem over a dispute regarding a non-disclosure agreement. Cussons expressed surprise at his removal and highlighted the lack of communication from Ben Sulayem.
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I am awaiting a reply.
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