Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Spain to hold summit on
ties promotion
Leaders of Brazil, Venezuela,
Colombia and Spain will meet to promote relations in Venezuela's Guayana
on March 29, said the Brazilian Foreign Ministry on Saturday.
Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, Venezuelan President Hugo
Rafael Chavez Frias, their Colombian counterpart Alvaro Uribe and
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero will attend the
summit, said a statement of the Brazilian Foreign Ministry.
The leaders are expected to discuss their cooperation in fight against
drug trafficking, weapons smuggling and organized crimes, said the
statement.
They will also discuss South America's economic and commercial
integration, the construction of transportation infrastructure, energy
and communications, it said.
Other issues on the agenda will be the UN reforms, the fight against
hunger and poverty, the cross-cultural dialogue, the South American
Community of Nations and the Iberian-American summit, it said.
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