Brown pledge on Darfur peace trip
Updated on 20 July 2007
The new leaders of Britain and France promised an era of deeper co-operation at their first meeting since taking office, with co-ordinated efforts against terrorism and a joint push to quickly end the humanitarian "catastrophe" in Darfur.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said they are looking for agreement on a UN resolution for a hybrid African Union-United Nations force in Darfur by the end of July, with deployment starting in September or October.
They suggested they might visit Darfur themselves.
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