Showing posts with label G-8. Show all posts
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Piling up pressure on Iran, the leaders of the world's eight most powerful economies have asked it to swiftly address all outstanding issues related to its nuclear programme. They vowed to ensure that crude markets are fully and timely supplied despite oil embargo on Tehran.
In its "Camp David Declaration", the G-8 grouping also supported Kofi Annan's settlement plan for Syria. It cautioned North Korea against further provocations, besides pledging to take steps to mitigate economic impact of Afghan transition. The grouping stressed that Greece, which is battling a crippling debt crisis, should remain in the Eurozone.
As Iran faced sanctions, the G-8 leaders said increasing disruptions in the global oil supplies pose a substantial risk to the world economy.
At the end of a series of brain-storming sessions that began with a dinner in this US presidential retreat on Friday night, the G-8 expressed grave concern over Iran's nuclear programme and urged Tehran to meet the requirements of International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Board of Governors in this regard.
In its "Camp David Declaration", the G-8 grouping also supported Kofi Annan's settlement plan for Syria. It cautioned North Korea against further provocations, besides pledging to take steps to mitigate economic impact of Afghan transition. The grouping stressed that Greece, which is battling a crippling debt crisis, should remain in the Eurozone.
As Iran faced sanctions, the G-8 leaders said increasing disruptions in the global oil supplies pose a substantial risk to the world economy.
At the end of a series of brain-storming sessions that began with a dinner in this US presidential retreat on Friday night, the G-8 expressed grave concern over Iran's nuclear programme and urged Tehran to meet the requirements of International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Board of Governors in this regard.
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