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World leaders discuss future stability of Somalia at conference

(23 Feb 2012) SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION 1. Pan across protest staged by Somalis living in the UK 2. Somali flags being waved as protesters chant 3. Placard reading (English) "Imperialist hands off Somalia" 4. Woman shouting "Hands off Somalia" 5. Various of people holding flags and placards and chanting 6. Placard reading (English) "Cameron and Hague are the real robber pirates of Somalia" 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Cabdi Aakhiro, Voice4Somalia: "The conference is about 40 countries coming together discussing the Somali issue. What we feel is that Somalia is not part of it. They are discussing their interests, not the Somali interests." 8. Protesters waving flags 9. Wide of demonstration POOL 10. Mid of UK Prime Minister David Cameron introducing US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hillary Rodham Clinton, US Secretary of State: "So all who are invested in Somalia's future are now called to help keep events moving swiftly in the right direction. In particular I think we must focus on two dimensions: accelerating political progress and continuing to improve security. Regarding the political situation, the TFG pledged in December to carry our specific next steps, including convening an assembly to approve a constitution, forming a new parliament, and electing a president and speaker. Now that it has agreed to these tasks we must help them accomplish those. The transitional federal government was always meant to be just that, transitional. And it is past time for that transition to occur and for Somalia to have a stable government." 12. Cameron introducing Prime Minister of Qatar 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, Qatari Prime Minister ++CLIENT NOTE - ENGLISH TRANSLATION ONLY - AS INCOMING++ "Distinguished guests, this meeting is very important for Somalia, as we hope that it will be promoting peace, security and stability, and how we can explore possibilities to achieving sustainable development. We must all work together in an effort to identify the priorities to help us in implementing what we have agreed and to create effective mechanisms establishing feasible programmes within the context of these priorities in order to boost confidence and inclusion amongst all Somali parties. The exclusion of any party at this stage will disrupt all these efforts and render any talk about security and stability unrealistic and inconsistent with the realities on the ground in Somalia." 14. Pan of conference 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Meles Zenawi, Ethiopian Prime Minister "Just yesterday the (UN) Security Council has passed a resolution based on the strategy concept paper developed jointly by the African Union and the United Nations. We are grateful to the Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom for leading the charge on this important matter, and our other friends in the Security Council who approved your draft unanimously. This resolution will, among other things, increase the size and overall capacity of our mission. Beyond and above that, the resolution also confirms that the international community is united in its determination to fight terrorism and mayhem in Somalia, and to provide Somalis with the comprehensive support they need to turn around the fate of their country." 16. Wide of conference STORYLINE: Nations must help Somalia's fragile leadership tackle militancy, piracy and hunger or be prepared to pay the price, Britain's leader warned on Thursday at an international conference on the troubled east African nation's future. Ransoms last year cost the shipping industry about 135 (m) million US dollars. 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...