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In the spotlight
 The 2007 G8 Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany
8 June 2007 - At the conclusion today of his meetings with G8 and other leaders, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said that Canada had met its objectives for the Summit. The Prime Minister hailed as a major accomplishment the achievement of a G8 consensus on the way forward in addressing the challenge of climate change. Prime Minister Harper congratulated German Chancellor Angela Merkel for her leadership in successfully managing an ambitious Summit agenda.
Closer Links Between Canada and Germany
Berlin, June 4, 2007 – The Helmholtz Association and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) are planning to appropriate additional funds of around €1 million annually over the next three years to promote Canadian-German research projects. The objective is to further intensify scientific cooperation between the two countries. Each of the two research organizations will make about €500,000 available per year over the next three years. Research teams may apply for these funds by submitting project proposals.
 Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces joint initiatives with European Union leaders
Berlin, 4 June 2007 - Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced a number of new initiatives between Canada and the European Union (EU) at the conclusion of the 2007 European Union-Canada Summit in Berlin. The initiatives were announced in a joint Summit statement released by Prime Minister Harper, German Chancellor and current EU President Angela Merkel and European Commission President José Manuel Barroso.
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