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Cameron hails Somalia conference
David Cameron has hailed a conference on Somalia as a chance to build a stronger country.
Speaking today at Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron said: "Somaliland has taken some important steps forward in showing you can have better governance, economic progress...but this conference is about trying to put in place the building blocks for a stronger and safer Somalia and that means taking action on piracy, taking action on hostages...to give that country a second chance."
The conference will begin on Monday, where the issue of possible airstrikes will be raised. Britain and other EU nations are considering strikes against Somali rebels after mounting concerns about the activities of pirates and Islamic militants.
Speaking today at Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron said: "Somaliland has taken some important steps forward in showing you can have better governance, economic progress...but this conference is about trying to put in place the building blocks for a stronger and safer Somalia and that means taking action on piracy, taking action on hostages...to give that country a second chance."
The conference will begin on Monday, where the issue of possible airstrikes will be raised. Britain and other EU nations are considering strikes against Somali rebels after mounting concerns about the activities of pirates and Islamic militants.
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