Now it is preparing to send 1500 supervisors into the north African country's towns and

Now it is preparing to send 1,500 supervisors into the north African country's towns and villages to make sure that imams are preaching the moderate local version of Islam and respect for King Mohammed in his role as leader of Morocco's Muslims. * Government tightens grip on internal security * Seeks to reinforce local, moderate version of Islam * Aims to bolster the authority of state-appointed imams By Tom Pfeiffer RABAT, July 5 (Reuters) - Morocco has shifted from mass arrests to tight surveillance in its fight against Islamic militants and hopes a new campaign to reinforce the authority of state-appointed imams will cut off support for jihadism. We are talking about poor, defenseless people."(Editing by Louise Ireland) Italy Economy. We also have a situation of strong confrontation with the opposition, and magistrates attacking us," Berlusconi said at one stage.Geldof snapped, "This is not a debate about the media or the judiciary system. To achieve this plan you would have to do an unbelievable job. And we don't need plans, we need actions," Geldof retorted.Berlusconi said Italy was ready to back U.S President Barack Obama's plan to double U.S. funding for agricultural development aid to $1 billion by 2010, with an additional $1 billion expected to come from his G8 partners.La Stampa said the interview at times resembled a boxing match, with Berlusconi clenching his fist, Geldof shaking his head and interrupting him, and the prime minister's aides intervening to soothe tempers."We were knocked back by all the things that happened to us The crisis, the earthquake.

Italy  |  Economy"How can you lead the G8? Where is your credibility?" Geldof asked the conservative Italian Prime Minister in the interview, printed in La Stampa newspaper ahead of the July 8-10 Group of Eight summit in the central city of L'Aquila."Here we have the signature of a country and the honor of a man," Geldof told Berlusconi, showing him the written commitment to increase aid to Africa signed by him and his G8 colleagues at a 2005 summit in Scotland, La Stampa said.He said Italy had cut aid instead by 400 million euros ($560 million)."I am sorry, we made a mistake," Berlusconi responded, saying Italy's public debt mountain and the global economic crisis had forced it to cut spending."We are sorry we also reduced aid to Africa ... ROME (Reuters) - Irish singer and anti-poverty campaigner Bob Geldof grilled Silvio Berlusconi in an interview published on Sunday, telling him Rome's failed pledges on aid put his credibility in doubt as he chairs a G8 summit this week. dollar as the global currency," Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Friday.Beijing, equally, has reason to move carefully, even if Zhou Xiaochuan, head of the Chinese central bank, launched the debate last March when he said the SDR, the International Monetary Fund's unit of account, might one day displace the dollar.Some diplomats and bankers suggest Zhou's primary aim was to highlight attention on concern expressed by Premier Wen Jiabao about the safety of China's huge dollar holdings -- at risk if U.S. According to information gleaned from sources, Germany will push the issue but face stiff resistance to anything beyond vague commitment.Japanese officials cited the OECD latest commentary as a pointer to the potential tenor of the statements that would be issued by G8 leaders. It forecast a minor 0.7 percent rise in GDP next year instead of further dip.The tension may rise in L'Aquila though, if, as sources say, Germany's Merkel presses others leaders to say in very explicit terms that they are committed to reverse quickly out of all the heavy spending and debts they have run up once the recovery starts.Budget deficits are forecast to rise six-fold in the OECD group of countries by 2010, from 2007 levels, to 8.8 percent of GDP from 1.4 percent, the OECD's latest forecasts show.Washington, London, Paris and Japan, to name just some, do not want to commit so hard and fast to such an "exit strategy," even if they agree to the principle.

Resources are need to buy jobs at home," he said.STORM PASSING?Summit host Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, may find it easy enough to broker what the leaders can say about the state of the economy right now, namely that the situation may be stabilizing but the world is far from out of the woods.The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development raised its economic forecasts on June 24 for the first time in two years, predicting 4.1 percent GDP contraction in the 30 mostly industrialized countries of the OECD as a whole rather than the 4.3 percent previously envisaged. city of Pittsburgh in September.The best the Italians can expect from the meetings in the quake-hit town of L'Aquila, economists say, is a batch of statements that commit the old and new economic powers to keep working together to contain the crisis and, once that is done, envisage new rules for a better regulated global economy.Carl Weinberg of High Frequency Economics in New York says genuine coordination beyond carefully negotiated communiques is hard to have when governments are spending so much money to tend to their own voters and industries right now."In a time when fiscal budgets are stretched and deficits are reaching historic proportions, few governments will be able to find the cash to support foreigners' standards of living. asset values -- broached at a July 8-10 summit in Italy, officials say.Leaders from the Western economic powers and Russia meet in Italy on Wednesday and are joined the day after by leaders from China, India, Brazil and others to discuss global challenges -- chief among them the worst recession in living memory.German Chancellor Angela Merkel says not to expect any grand initiatives in Italy, largely because governments are already pumping trillions of dollars into bank stabilization and economic stimulus, and also because they have their eyes on a bigger G20 summit in the U.S. China  |  Russia  |  Brazil  |  Italy  |  Japan  |  EconomyBeijing, which has floated the idea of an alternative to the dollar as world reserve currency, wants the matter -- sensitive in financial markets wary of risks to U.S. PARIS (Reuters) - World leaders are bound to express the hope that the worst of the global economic crisis is passing when they meet this week, but they are now under pressure, too, to manage a Chinese challenge to dollar supremacy. Therefore,these companies are evolving into globalized, resource-integrated enterprises.For more information, please contact:Dodona SongCell:+86-159-1626-1151Email: SOURCEFairtheworldDodona Song of Fairtheworld:+86-159-1626-1151, .

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