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Omar Suleiman, who acts as a key diplomatic link with the United States and Israel, officials added.
The visit by Omar Suleiman came amid friction between Egypt and the U.S. because of increasing criticism by the Bush administration and Congress over President Hosni Mubarak's lack of democratic reforms.
Suleiman did not speak to reporters on departure, but Egyptian officials said he would meet with top officials at the White House, the State Department and the CIA.
"Bolstering bilateral relations will be top on his agenda," said one official on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the press.
Relations between the two allies took a dip after the U.S. House of Representatives tabled legislation last month to withhold US$200 million (euro 154 million) in military aid until Cairo takes steps to curb police abuses, reform its judicial system and stop arms smuggling into the neighboring Gaza Strip.

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