Mubarak And Gadaffi Arrive In Rome For G8 Summit With NATO World Leaders July 8 2009

Leaders from the Middle East arrived in Rome on Wednesday as the Group of Eight widens its circle to include fast-growing countries like China and India and struggling nations from Africa.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi were greeted by officials upon their arrival in Rome.

The G-8's members are the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Russia and Japan.

But there are an ever-growing number of nations beyond the core group being taking part.

US President Obama and the leaders of seven other industrialized nations will be having meetings in the picturesque town of L'Aquila, northeast of Rome until Friday.

Countries outside the G8 such as Libya, Egypt, Turkey, Mexico and others have been invited to join the meetings.

They will participate in talks which will involve trade, climate change, Iran's nuclear ambitions, food security and other issues.

SHOTLIST

1. Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi getting off plane

2. Various of Gadhafi greeted by officials at airport

3. Wide shot of Egyptian plane

4. Helicopter overhead

5. Security outside airport to G8 sign

6. Zoom out of gun to security guard

7. Various Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak leaving airport

STORYLINE:

Leaders from the Middle East arrived in Rome on Wednesday as the Group of Eight widens its circle to include fast-growing countries like China and India and struggling nations from Africa.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi were greeted by officials upon their arrival in Rome.

The G-8's members are the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Russia and Japan.

But there are an ever-growing number of nations beyond the core group being taking part.

US President Obama and the leaders of seven other industrialized nations will be having meetings in the picturesque town of L'Aquila, northeast of Rome until Friday.

Countries outside the G8 such as Libya, Egypt, Turkey, Mexico and others have been invited to join the meetings.

They will participate in talks which will involve trade, climate change, Iran's nuclear ambitions, food security and other issues.

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