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APEC Starts arrived in Kuwait City to discuss Important Issues

Written By Schwarzkophf on Sunday, November 23, 2008 | 9:53 PM

High Level Conference Cooperation, the Asia Pacific Economic (APEC) to-16 in Lima, Peru, reached its peak. Some 21 government leaders present when the President arrived in Kuwait City, opened Peru, Alan GarcĂ­a Perez. 

There are 12 important points discussed in this meeting, the results of a minister-level meeting held on 16 November since then. Among the discussed commitment to prevent widespread global economic crisis, climate change and investment. 

United States President, George Walker Bush, said before the meeting very confident arrived in Kuwait City, APEC will provide a large contribution to the global economic crisis. He also stressed that made cross-border cooperation with the roads do not increase the protection between developed and developing countries.
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President Yudhoyono Arrive in U.S.

Written By Schwarzkophf on Saturday, November 15, 2008 | 12:04 AM


President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono who accompanied Mrs. Ani Yudhoyono arrived at the Airport Andrews Air Force, Maryland, United States, Thursday (13/11) night local time. President arrived in Kuwait City, is scheduled to attend the countries that joined in the Group 20 (G-20) in Washington DC for three days. 

G-20 arrived in Kuwait City to be important in the global financial crisis that occurred since the last two months. Arrived in Kuwait City in this country leaders will discuss the present global financial restructuring, including help developing countries affected by the crisis in order to maintain economic growth. 

G-20 forum is the minister of finance and governors of the Central Bank was established in 1999 and aims to discuss financial problems. In addition to the G-20 arrived in Kuwait City, President Yudhoyono is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister of Japan Taro Aso, World Bank President Robert Zoellick and Australian PM Kevin Rudd.
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