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(24 Nov 2005) SHOTLIST November 24, 2005 1. Exterior of Mediterranean Conference Centre where opening ceremony will be held 2. Commonwealth flags outside conference centre 3. Wide shot inside conference hall, final preparations being made 4. Staff work on stage and lights in conference hall 5. Flowers in conference centre foyer being checked for bombs 6. Explosives expert checks each flower with electronic bomb-detecting probe 7. Various of New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clarke arriving at airport on Allitalia jet 8. Clarke walking into building with officials ++Night Shot++ November 23, 2005 9. Australian Prime Minister John Howard disembarking from plane 10. Security official 11. Howard walking across tarmac ++Day shot++ November 24, 2005 12. Mozambique leader Armando Emilio Guebuza arriving 13. Malaysian leader Abdullah Ahmad Badawi arriving 14. Pan across the meeting hall showing heads of state 15. Commonwealth Secretary General Don McKinnon with ministers 16. Delegates at the conference 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don McKinnon, Commonwealth Secretary-General: "How do you encourage the big trade groups, the United States and the European Union to give up more than what they are prepared to give up now? Its really not good for Europe to say 'well, we want to see the developing countries put something on the table'. The developing countries put things on the table last time and got nothing in return. So they really do expect something more from this round." 18. High shot of Queen Elizabeth II and royal entourage arriving at Vittoriosa harbour to open new marina 19. Marina chairman, Nicholas Maris, touching Queen on back (breach of protocol) as he shows her to the podium 20. Security men guarding royal visitors 21. Duke of Edinburgh unfurling umbrella and using it to shelter Queen from the rain 22. Wide shot of royal couple at podium 23. Queen pulling away cloth to reveal plaque announcing opening of marina 24. Various of armed naval security officers on speedboats 25. Wide of naval launch carrying Queen and entourage towards British warship at far end of harbour STORYLINE Commonwealth leaders began arriving in Malta on Thursday ahead of the opening of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2005 (CHOGM) summit. The summit brings together the leaders of 53 countries from some of the world's richest to the poorest. Commonwealth foreign ministers have already been holding advance talks in Malta. A key theme of the summit will be trade - and the Commonweath's call for the developing world to get a better deal on trade at the World Trade Organisation talks in Hong Kong in December. New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark urged EU negotiators to budge on agriculture at crucial global trade talks next month in Hong Kong, saying the session would fail unless Europe made concessions. Agricultural subsidiaries and other privileges enjoyed by many former European colonies have proved a thorny issue at the WTO talks, which are aimed at helping poor nations gain better access to global markets. Commonwealth secretary-general Don McKinnon said there must be benefits for developing countries. Commonwealth country foreign ministers on Thursday held a second, final day of talks at the Malta forum focused on agricultural subsidiaries and other market benefits. The meeting steps up its profile on Friday to consultative talks among government leaders from the Commonwealth, which accounts for roughly a third of the world's population. The CHOGM summit will be opened by Queen Elizabeth II on Friday. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...