More than 100 global business leaders including Microsoft founder Bill Gates have been confirmed their presence in the G-20 business meeting in Seoul, North Korea next month.
Committee on Sunday, October 10, 2010 said that Gates who has a Charitable Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will be included in the 112 executives who participated in the meeting on 10-11 November in the event the G-20 Summit on 11-12 November.
In a statement the executive said that 35 business leaders from the manufacturing sector or IT, 28 of the financial sector, 25 from the energy sector and 24 from the logistics sector, maritime and other.
They said that total sales of companies that will take part in the show to reach four trillion dollars and assets estimated at 30 trillion dollars.
These companies include Royal Dutch Shell from the Netherlands, Total of France, ING Financial Group of the Netherlands, Bank of America, Hewlett-Packard and Nestle of Switzerland.
South Korea urged for business meetings that can be part of the procession of the G-20 meeting.
They say that the executive leaders to discuss economic issues in a roundtable discussion with political leaders, which is expected to include President of the United States and China.
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the 112 golden ones..since when do business leaders become heads of state?..why is business making government decisions?..because government IS a side business..for” them”..i have a bit of a feeling about this meeting in south korea..i am 98% sure we are going to see an “event” of some sort within the days of the meeting..and it wont have to be something that happens in south korea..althought it may..it ties in with webbot linguistics as well pointing to a serious decline mid november..lets see..even a false flag event blamed on the north
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