Let's have a look to the website we'll use at the 56th festival of Cannes :

http://cannes2003.free.fr/

The site will be automatically updated every hour, receiving news from my mobile phone with exclusives pictures taken on the rush.

At the Copenhagen European Council, we successfully completed the accession negotiations with the 10 candidate countries and we set the goal to sign the Accession Treaty in Athens, on April 16th 2003.

The Greek Presidency has completed in time the drafting of the Accession Treaty, in accordance with the relevant procedures by the institutions of the Union.

Rendez-vous in Athens for the historical event of the ceremony of the signature of the Accession Treaty.

The enlarged Union guarantees a future of peace, stability and prosperity for its members and neighbours.

A discussion on issues pertaining to the Convention was initially planned for the spring European Council.

Consequently, in the morning of the 16th, at 9:30, the President of the European Parliament, Mr P.Cox and at 10:00, the President of the Convention, Mr Giscard d’Estaing, will present his report on the progress of the deliberations of the Convention.

As the Convention has reached the final and decisive stage of its deliberations, in agreement with President Giscard d’Estaing, the express of the views on the following five main institutional issues:

• how to ensure a greater continuity in the presidency of the European Council and the other formations of the Council
• the size and the composition of the European Commission (after the enlargement to 27 members)
• the nomination and the powers of the President of the Commission
• the nomination and the powers of an eventual “Foreign Minister”
• the role of an eventual formation (Conference/Congress), composed by representatives of the national parliaments and of the European Parliament.

This meeting will finish at 12:00. At 13:00, a lunch will take place at Zappeion Hall/Aigli, attended also by the Foreign Ministers.

The three candidate countries, which are not included in the present enlargement, will be present at the ceremony of signature.

The ceremony will take place in the Stoa of Attalos, close to the Acropolis, in the afternoon of the 16th of April, at 15:15, in accordance with the organizational arrangements.

Short addresses by the 25 Heads of State and/or Government, as well as by the Presidents of the European Parliament and the European Commission.

Upon conclusion of each speech, the two plenipotentiaries will proceed to the signature.

At 17:30, the family photograph. In the evening of the same day (April 16th), at 22:00, sit down at the official dinner at Astir Palace Hotel/Vouliagmeni, near Athens, offered by the President of the Hellenic Republic in honour of Heads of State and Government and Foreign Ministers.

The following day, April 17th, the European Conference in Athens, at the level of Heads of State and/or Government.

Thus, fulfillment of a commonly agreed commitment.

The European Conference will take place at Zappeion Hall, at 10:00.

This occasion is appropriate for the members of the Conference to express their views on the relations of the enlarged Union with its neighbours.

An invitation is extended to all states, whose participation is provided for by successive Conclusions of European Councils, including Switzerland, the EFTA countries, those of the Stabilization and Association Process, Ukraine and Moldova.

Russia will be among us.

The European Conference will have only a morning session.

At 12:15, family photograph.

A lunch will follow at Zappeion Hall/Aigli, at 13:45, attended also by the Foreign Ministers.

Is also invited to the European Conference, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Kofi Annan, who has accepted to attend and to address the meeting.

See you in Athens, so that you may participate in these important events for our countries and for the future of Europe.

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Under Saddam's regime many hundreds of thousands of people have died as a result of his actions - the vast majority of them Muslims. According to a 2001 Amnesty International report, "victims of torture in Iraq are subjected to a wide range of forms of torture, including the gouging out of eyes, severe beatings and electric shocks... some victims have died as a result and many have been left with permanent physical and psychological damage."

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we will blog you from Le Havre :-)

if something happen... it is this week end...

Bagdad is waiting...

Christopher Dickey
"We Will Turn Bush Into a Dog"
The Americans badly miscalculated by believing that the Iraqis would welcome them as liberators
NEWSWEEK WEB EXCLUSIVE
Dogs do not live happy lives in Iraq. Considered “unclean” by Muslims and rarely kept as pets, most of those that you see are feral curs slinking through the streets late at night

jo, i am happy to see you here in ready2.blog ! please feel free to go straight in each time you want to talk to the world :-)