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G-8 work session; July 20-22, 2002.
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The Group of Eight (G8) is coalition of eight of the world's leading industrialized nations: the United Kingdom, France, Germany (West Germany to 1991), Italy, Japan, and the United States, (the G6, 1975), Canada (the G7, 1976), and Russia (1998), as well as the European Union. The hallmark of the G8 is an annual economic and political summit of the heads of state with international officials, though there are numerous subsidiary meetings and policy research.

The G8 leaders as of September 30, 2004 were:

The annual summits are often the focus of anti-globalization movement protests.

Past G7/G8 Summits

The location of thesummit meetings rotate anually among member countries in the following order: France, United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Germany, Japan, Italy, Canada.

numberdatecountryplaceofficial website
1st1975, November 15-November 17FranceRambouillet
2nd1976, June 27-June 28United StatesSan Juan, Puerto Rico
3rd1977, May 7-May 8United KingdomLondon, England
4th1978, July 16-July 17GermanyBonn
5th1979, June 28-June 29JapanTokyo
6th1980, June 22-June 23ItalyVenice
7th1981, July 20-July 21CanadaMontebello, Ottawa, Ontario
8th1982, June 4-June 6FranceVersailles
9th1983, May 28-May 30United StatesWilliamsburg, Virginia
10th1984, June 7-June 9United KingdomLondon, England
11th1985, May 2-May 4GermanyBonn
12th1986, May 4-May 6JapanTokyo
13th1987, June 8-June 10ItalyVenice
14th1988, June 19-June 21CanadaToronto, Ontario
15th1989, July 14-July 16FranceParis
16th1990, July 9-July 11United StatesHouston, Texas
17th1991, July 15-July 17United KingdomLondon, England
18th1992, July 6-July 8GermanyMunich, Bayern
19th1993, July 7-July 9JapanTokyo
20th1994, July 8-July 10ItalyNaples
21st1995, June 15-June 17CanadaHalifax, Nova Scotia
-1996, April 19-April 20RussiaMoscow
(Special summit on nuclear security)
22nd1996, June 27-June 29FranceLyon
23rd1997, June 20-June 22United StatesDenver, Colorado
24th1998, May 15-May 17United KingdomBirmingham, England
(First G8 official Summit)
25th1999, June 18-June 20GermanyCologne, North Rhine-Westphalia
26th2000, July 21-July 23JapanOkinawa
27th2001, July 20-July 22ItalyGenoa
28th2002, June 26-June 27CanadaKananaskis, Albertahttp://www.g8.gc.ca/
29th2003, June 2-June 3FranceÉvian-les-Bainshttp://www.g8.fr/
30th2004, June 8-June 10United StatesSea Island, Georgiahttp://g8usa.gov/

Future G8 Summits

numberdatecountryplaceofficial website
31st2005, July 6-July 8United KingdomGleneagles, Perthshire, Scotlandhttp://www.perthshireg8.org.uk
32nd2006Russia
33rd2007Germany
34th2008Japan
35th2009Italy
36th2010Canada

Links to unofficial G8-related websites (alternative or protest)


See also: World Social Forum.

(Footnote: The Group of Eight is also an association of Australia's leading universities) de:G8 fr:Groupe des huit ja:サミット

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