After an intermission, the second half of
the summit began with Blair’s speech. He said, “There are many characteristics
of globalization. The most obvious one is that globalization makes the world
interdependent…When the U.S. Federal Reserve talks about quantitative easing,
the global market reacts. The reaction to the Ebola outbreak must also be
global.”
He
then expressed concern over terrorism by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
and the Ukrainian conflict. In order to solve these disputes, he stressed the importance
of the education of young people.
He
also said, “Developed countries and their allies should also stay strong in
tackling international terrorism. In this sense, it is important for EU to get
back on its feet.” He seemingly referred to economic weakness and conflict
surrounding Russia over the Ukrainian situation.
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