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Global Conference closes on Wednesday with “Investing in African Prosperity,” featuring Rwandan President Paul Kagame, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, philanthropist Bill Gates, and Rhonda Zygocki of Chevron, moderated by Institute Chairman Mike Milken. ° Wednesday’s lunch program brings together

of other changes to this year’s program, including the addition of three late-afternoon plenary sessions — featuring Congressman and Majority Leader Eric Cantor together with Sen. Harry Reid, Majority Leader (Monday); former Vice President Al Gore (Tuesday); and a special session focused on Africa’s brighteni

Global Conference closes on Wednesday with "Investing in African Prosperity," featuring Rwandan President Paul Kagame, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, philanthropist Bill Gates, and Rhonda Zygocki of Chevron, moderated by Institute Chairman Mike Milken. • Wednesday's lunch program brings together

Paul Kagame, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, philanthropist Bill Gates, and Rhonda Zygocki of

of other changes to this year's program, including the addition of three late-afternoon plenary sessions - featuring Congressman and Majority Leader Eric Cantor together with Sen. Harry Reid, Majority Leader (Monday); former Vice President Al Gore (Tuesday); and a special session focused on Africa's brighte

t to believe there will ever again be a constellation of European leaders as sympathetic to the Jewish state as figures like British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, Sarkozy, and -- the lone survivor among them today -- German C

tate as figures like British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, Spani

agreeing to do the same. In May, 2011, shortly after a government shutdown was averted, Vice-President Joseph Biden and the House Majority Leader, Eric Cantor, two politicians opposed in ideology and temperament, held talks exploring whether a deficit deal was possible. This time, they had a major incenti