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G8 Camp David Summit:
Projected Discussions and Outcomes
on the Deauville Partnership

John Kirton and Julia Kulik, G8 Research Group
May 19, 2012
See also Schedule and Agenda

Below are key components of the discussions and probable outcomes of the session on the Deauville Partnership on Saturday, May 19, 2012, at the Camp David Summit.

• Deauville Partnership
  • Discussions
    • concrete work to strengthen four areas: stabilization, jobs, participation and integration
    • how to promote transition
    • how to work together to improve transparency, accountability, governance, procurement, integrity and anticorruption
    • finance ministers and deputies will discuss stability and jobs, accessing capital markets and redefining the mandate of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
  • Outcomes
  • members to comply with Deauville Partnership commitments
  • stand firm on the side of democracy and freedom and development

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