G8 leaders pledge $20 billion in farm aid in Italy to help poor nation feed themselv
es, surpassing opportunity on the final day of a summit that has yielded little development on climate transform and trade.
With Barack Obama travelling on to Ghana for his first vacation to Africa as president, the United States used the L'Aquila summit to push for a shift towards ranch investment from food aid and will make $3.5 billion available to the 3-year programme.
useful links: transport rankings es, surpassing opportunity on the final day of a summit that has yielded little development on climate transform and trade.With Barack Obama travelling on to Ghana for his first vacation to Africa as president, the United States used the L'Aquila summit to push for a shift towards ranch investment from food aid and will make $3.5 billion available to the 3-year programme.
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