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Boston (EON) – President George W. Bush and Gordon Brown of Britain are set to meet in hopes of building solid relations between the United States and Britain.

Brown is all set to fly out for his first ever meeting with the US president. Prime MInister Gordon Brown stated that the relationship between Britain and the US was the “single most important bilateral relationship. It is a relationship that is founded on our common values of liberty, opportunity and the dignity of the individual.”

Brown is hopeful that in the coming years the relationship between Britain and the United States will grow even stronge. The meeting is expected to take place at Camp David and will cover many topics including the war in Iraq, Afghanistan, Darfur, Kosovo, as well as climate change and trade talks.