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Dalia Hassan was the wife of Omar Hassan—President of Kamistan—and the mother of Kayla Hassan, present with them at the United Nations during the events of Day 8. She was greatly disturbed about her husband's affair with reporter Meredith Reed, which left her with a strained relationship with her husband early in the day. After her husband's assassination attempt he broke off the relationship with Reed and Kayla's disappearance into terrorist hands reconciled her with her husband. After her husband was killed later on in the day, she was convinced by United States President Allison Taylor to take her husband's place as Kamistani representative in the peace process. With the support of Jamot, her husband's close aide, the National Assembly of Kamistan unanimously endorsed her as President s

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Dalia Hassan was the wife of Omar Hassan—President of Kamistan—and the mother of Kayla Hassan, present with them at the United Nations during the events of Day 8. She was greatly disturbed about her husband's affair with reporter Meredith Reed, which left her with a strained relationship with her husband early in the day. After her husband's assassination attempt he broke off the relationship with Reed and Kayla's disappearance into terrorist hands reconciled her with her husband. After her husband was killed later on in the day, she was convinced by United States President Allison Taylor to take her husband's place as Kamistani representative in the peace process. With the support of Jamot, her husband's close aide, the National Assembly of Kamistan unanimously endorsed her as President some time after 1:00pm. Just before the signing of the peace treaty, Dalia discovered that the Russians were behind her husband's death. When she refused to sign the treaty, President Taylor threatened war on her country and so Dalia had no choice but to sign. However, Taylor backed down at the last minute and exposed Russia's complicity in Hassan's death, thereby calling off the treaty she had worked so hard to protect.

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