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Calendar of world events for July 2009

Posted : Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:05:44 GMT
By : DPA
Category : World
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1- Sweden takes over the EU presidency.

1- Sixth round of Russia-Georgia talks at UN, Geneva.

1-3- International summit on swine flu in Cancun.

1- 11th anniversary of Hong Kong handover to China.

1- New EU roaming charges come into force.

1- Bank of Japan to release Tankan survey for June.

1­ Trial opens of 22 Somali pirates, Aden, Yemen.

2- US unemployment figures for May.

2  - European Central Bank meeting (Luxembourg).

2- Next court hearing for Guatntanamo prisoner Ghailani of Tanzania in New York.

2- IAEA board to elect successor to ElBaradei in Vienna.

3­ Expected release of Britain's Great Train Robber" Ronnie Biggs.

3- Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan begin visit to Canada and Hawaii.

4- Statue of Liberty's crown, closed since 2001 terrorist attacks,  reopens to the public.

5- Bulgarian parliamentary elections.

5- Mid-term legislative elections in Mexico.

6- Lithuania celebrates its millennium.

6- India's federal budget to be presented in Parliament.

6-8- US President Barack Obama to visit Russia.

8- Indonesian presidential election.

8-10 - G8 summit in L'Aquila, Italy.

10 - US President Obama to visit Pope Benedict XVI at Vatican.

10-11- US President Barack Obama to visit Ghana.

10-11- Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva visits Vietnam.

11 - Endeavour shuttle to launch (delayed from June).

11-12- Taiwan and China to hold forum in Changsha on ties.

12 - Inauguration of Lithuania's new president Dalia Grybauskaite.

13 - US Congress opens hearings on Supreme Court nominee Sotomayor.

13 - Japanese government to release revised industrial production index for May.

14 - ZEW investor confidence survey , Mannheim.

15-16- Egypt to host 15th Non-Aligned Movement Summit, Sharm el- Sheikh.

15 - Law authorizing Japan refueling activities for US-led antiterrorism mission to expire.

18 ­ Mauritania elections.

20-24- US Vice President Joe Biden to visit Georgia, Ukraine.

24 - Ifo business confidence, Munich.

16-26- World Games to be held in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

20 - 40th anniversary of first US landing on moon.

22 - Total solar eclipse to pass over India and China.

23-24­ Delayed Mercosur summit in Asuncion (Paraguay).

23-25- EU environment ministers meet in Are, central Sweden.

24 - Japan to release preliminary customs-cleared trade statistics for June.

25 - Bayreuth Opera Festival opens (until Aug 28).

26 - Taiwan ruling KMT party to select President Ma Ying-jeou as party chairman.

29 - Fresh parliamentary elections in Moldova.

30 - German unemployment figures, Nuremberg.

30 - Japan to release preliminary industrial production index for June.

31 - Japan to release June unemployment rate, consumer price index, average household spending.

Date TBC - US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visits India


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