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» Monday, June 9, 2008

Meeting with Commonwealth Leaders

Asked if the international institutions referred to as attending the Commonwealth meeting tonight were the Royal Bank, International Monetary Fund etc, the PMS said that that was correct; this was part of taking forward the Prime Minister’s agenda on reform of international institutions, which he had set out in a number of speeches over the last six months.

Asked if there would be more details than previously give, the PMS said that there might be some more detail released after the meeting; there was a reception tonight and further discussions tomorrow.

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