Arab League, South America summit looks for political common ground

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Arab League and South American countries will open Tuesday their second summit with the purpose of boosting trade and cooperation. The idea of regular meetings between the 22 members of the Arab League and 12 South American countries was born in Brasilia in 2005, sponsored by Brazilian president Lula da Silva. Read full article

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Kirk Nelson
Brazil's trade initiative and marketing expansion between the south american countries and the arab league in 2005, shows now huge production operation, which has created in both regions new jobs and more currency to their economies.
This economic and trade model should be implemented by other regions of the world to improve the quality of its citizens, while rise the equality levels of living standards by reducing poverty in their own regions , an epidemich not expected in oil producing countries.
Brazil's model clearly teaches us that different language is not longer a
barrier, to the contrary, it is an indication that different ideas and variety of goods can rationally be exchanged in good benefit of its population.
This international brotherhood and comercial cooperation leade us to comprehend that distances is not longer a problem. Besides, it tell us that neither region trys to introduce nor sugest influencies on religion or political impositions.
The international deal is clear while it is played by the agreement's rules. There is any room to tolerate hate and rancor is out of the question, while neither regional leader manupulates nor advocates for region division, on the contrary it is demostrating strong unity.

Kirk Nelson, Pres.
WeSolutions.org
New York, NY. USA
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