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Cameron praises the good relationship with the U.S. and the qualities of Obama. (Seized the 21 GMT today)
London, May 23 () .- The Brits prime minister, David Cameron, today praised the "special relationship" between Britain and the United States and also the personal qualities of President Barack Obama, who described as "considered, measured and serious."
In a meeting with reporters before the president arrives this evening to the UK on a state visit, Cameron says there is "a great convergence of, everquest 2 platinum, views between the two passes" on issues of global importance, such as mission in Libya, the popular uprisings in Arab countries and as Afganistny Pakistan.
The head of the British government praised the style of Obama and his "Valenta" in matters such as the recent operacin against Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden died in Pakistan in, everquest 2 platinum, the hands of troops U.S..
Cameron later that during his talks with U.S. President during his three day visit to this country, tratarn especially security issues, as the next few steps in Libya, Afghanistan ny Pakistan, dating al Qaeda and the development of common interests.
The other agenda item being the state of the economaycmo do to continue creating jobs and reducing the deficit,, eve isk, seal.
Rrring to Obama's style, Cameron said he admired the president "and how they work, that way it is extremely considerate."
"It's a mixture of being very brave, as we saw in the case of Osama Bin Laden, but also very thoughtful, measured and serious about making sure that we succeed in our response to the extraordinary events in North Africa and the Arab world, "he says.
Previously, Brits Foreign Minister, William Hague, and their homologous of Hillary Clinton, Havana offers a joint press conference in London in which they pledged to increase political pressure, diplomatically and military on Syria and Libya to foster a democrtica reform process in both countries.
Obama has been ahead tonight departure from Ireland to the United Kingdom because of the risk posed by ash from the volcano islands Grimsvoetn.
