"The Deauville Partnership with Arab Countries in Transition will help open economies, open governments and open societies to support free trade and encourage greater accountability ad transparency, regional experts said at a conference hosted by Rotary Club of Dubai to assess the outcome of the Group of Eight (G8) nations Summit 2013 held recently in Northern Ireland.
“UK, which holds the Presidency of the G8 for 2013 and takes a lead role in the Deauville Partnership, is supporting the Transition countries – Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Jordan, Morocco and Yemen — to build more of the open economies and inclusive societies their citizens aspire to,” said Rosemary Davis, official spokesperson of UK Government in the Arab World.
The Deauville Partnership, which is formed in the aftermath of the Arab Spring by the 2011 French G8 Presidency, includes G8 members, the European Union, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), regional partners comprising the governments of the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, and international financial institutions."
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