 On Monday, the German foreign minister Guido Westerwelle visited Stockholm for his first time. He met with Sweden's foreign minister Carl Bildt , to coordinate in-depth views on matters such as the situation in Gaza and Kyrgyzstan. Guido Westerwelle and Carl Bild speaking in Stockholm Carl Bildt hosted the meeting in Stockholm Wikinews was at a press briefing by the ministers. Carl Bildt started by saying: "We work closely together in the European Union , now we had the opportunity to sit down and go through the agenda and coordinate issues. The relations between Sweden and Germany are good, and that is hardly news." Guido Westerwelle continued, commenting that "we have foremost discussed the situation in the Middle East . We emphasize that the decision of the Israeli government is a step in the correct direction, but we are convinced that there must be a total opening of the Gaza area. We want to support the moderate forces and help the life of people." When asked about the situation in Kyrgyzstan, Carl Bildt told the reporters that "the situation is exceedingly worrying; the information we had over the weekend talks about the order of 2,000 dead and the order of 400,000 people who left their homes. This is in a very fragile part of central Asia ."
<p>, Sweden — On Monday, the German foreign minister visited Stockholm for his first time. He met with Sweden's foreign minister , to coordinate in-depth views on matters such as the situation in Gaza and Kyrgyzstan. Guido Westerwelle and Carl Bild speaking in Stockholm Carl Bildt hosted the meeting in Stockholm Wikinews was at a press briefing by the ministers. Carl Bildt started by saying: "We work closely together in the , now we had the opportunity to sit down and go through the agenda and coordinate issues. The relations between Sweden and Germany are good, and that is hardly news." Guido Westerwelle continued, commenting that "we have foremost discussed the situation in the . We emphasize that the decision of the Israeli government is a step in the correct direction, but we are convinced that there must be a total opening of the Gaza area. We want to support the moderate forces and help the life of people." When asked about the situation in Kyrgyzstan, Carl Bildt told the reporters that "the situation is exceedingly worrying; the information we had over the weekend talks about the order of 2,000 dead and the order of 400,000 people who left their homes. This is in a very fragile part of central ."
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