JPK committee to hold AGM in October

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Following is (roughly) translated text of a covering letter for this press release.

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Hello everyone,

We are pleased to announce the holding of a general meeting of the Committee to support the search for truth about the disappearance of Jean-Pascal Couraud, which will be held Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. at the hotel INTERCONTINENTAL BEACHCOMBER, "Tipani" Room to deliberate on the following agenda:

1 - Update on the ongoing investigation and perspectives in coming months
2 - Contributions to legal fees
3 - Administrative and financial report
4 - Election of office bearers
5 - Other matters.

On the occasion of this meeting, details will be provided on all possible measures and information disseminated via the attached press release, posted today on our website www.soutienjpk.org which remains the preferred communication tool for the support Committee, including for those who wish to support the Committee.

Hoping to meet you at this meeting, to receive, dear friends, and to express our best regards.

Office of the JPK Support Committee

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