John_Manley - G7 FINANCE MINISTERS POSE FOR A FAMILY PHOTO

G7 FINANCE MINISTERS POSE FOR A FAMILY PHOTO

DXB2003092103 - DUBAI, U.A.E., SEPT.21(UPI) -- G7 finance ministers pose for a family photo during a break in meetings in Dubai September 20, 2003. L-R are John Manley of Canada, John Snow of the US, Gordon Brown of the UK, Hans Eichel of Germany, Guilio Tremonti of Italy, Zembei Mizoguchi of Japan and Jean-Pierre Jouyet of France. German Finance Minister Hans Eichel said on Saturday imbalances in the U.S. economy would be discussed discreetly by Group of Seven Finance Ministers but that Europe's weak growth would also be on the agenda. SC/SH/Pool UPI


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