On the second day of the summit of the most industrialized countries of the world and Russia, the focus of the consultations are the transformation in the Arab world and support for Africa. After the changes in the Middle East and North African countries, the G8 states want to come closer as partners to support democratic change, writes Deutsche Welle. On Thursday, the G8 heads of state and government who met in Deauville also discussed atomic energy and the Internet. French President Nicolas Sarkozy said that the ministers of 30 countries will meet on July 7 in Paris to compile toughened security regulations. /Telegraph/

Source: The North Africa Journal October 15, 2024 05:21 UTC