SAPPORO – The G8 University Summit began Monday discussing ways universities can help achieve eco-friendly and sustainable global development.
The two-day gathering at a Sapporo hotel, drawing officials of 34 universities from 14 countries, including the Group of Eight major powers plus Tokyo-based United Nations University, marks the first time such representatives from various countries have held talks to coincide with the regular G8 summit.
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