Beyond Heiligendamm. The G-8 and its dialogue with emerging countries
Posted on 2007-09-13.
von Katharina Gnath
While holding the G-8 presidency in 2007, one of Germany's main objectives has been to improve cooperation with emerging countries. The Heiligendamm summit launched a two-year process to give dialogue with China, India, Brazil, South Africa, and Mexico a more structured and long-term basis without enlarging the G-8 itself.
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