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The elected parliament which initialled Saturday's agreement in Morocco, along with some members of political parties and civil society and local officials, is based in the eastern city of Tobruk.
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The country has come under growing international pressure to show it is in control of militants after a gunman killed 38 holidaymakers at a beach hotel in Sousse.
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Brett McGurk, US President Barack Obama's deputy envoy for the international coalition against Daesh, also confirmed the jets had arrived.
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The funeral was held at the grand mosque of Mushir Tantawi in an eastern neighbourhood of the Egyptian capital.
Final details of the pact were still being worked out and a formal agreement still awaits a review from the capitals of the seven nations at the talks.
Matteo Renzi vowed that Italy would not be "intimidated" after Saturday's attack claimed by the Daesh group that killed one civilian and injured nine more people.