Africa on top of G8 summit agenda

Gavin Cordon
Africa on top of G8 summit agenda
Wed, 06 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

The Middle East peace process is also expected to feature on the official agenda.

After the formalities of the arrivals today, the opening session tomorrow will concentrate on climate change and the global economy, with British Prime Minister Tony Blair seeking agreement on an action plan for reducing damaging greenhouse gas emissions.

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