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How many participating countries were in the first Group of eight summit?
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Where was the group of eight summit held in 2008?
Japan
What does G8 mean?
It's a group formed of the eight countries with the world's largest industrialized economies: United States, Russia, Japan, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, United Kingdom. The heads of all the countries in the group meet at least once a year in a summit that rotates among the member countries.
Where was the group of eight summit held in July 2008?
japan
How often does group of eight summit happen?
Every 8 years
What does the name G8 Summit mean?
It is a meeting of the Heads of Government from the eight countries in the G8.
How many countries participating in 2010 world cup soccer in SA?
ere are 32 countries in a eight groups of four teams each.
What is a group of eight called?
A group of eight can be called an octad (things) or an octet (often performers), or even an eightsome. A related adjective is octonary (related to or based on eight). In Egyptian Mythology there was a group of eight deities called the Ogdoad (the eightfold). There are also groups that are comprised of eight that go by other things. The "Group of Eight" industrialized countries is known just like that, or by the abbreviation G8. There is also a group called the "Group of Eight" that are Australian Universities.
What countries are in the great eight?
The Great Eight refers to a group of countries that led in industrialization. They include The United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, Italy, Germany, France, and Canada.
How many summit finishes are there in le tour de France?
There are eight summit finishes in the Tour de France.
The alps are part of eight countries but not?
They are part of eight countries OK
A singing group of eight is called an?
A singing group of eight is called an octet.
What word means a group of eight people?
An Octet is a group of eight people.
