Bush to meet Iraqi president at G-8

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SEA ISLAND, Georgia (AP) -- President Bush is adding Iraq's new president to the leaders he plans to meet with in one-on-one conversations on the fringes of this week's big-power economic summit.

Bush will meet with President Ghazi al-Yawer on Wednesday afternoon, White House spokesman Scott McClellan announced Monday.

Al-Yawer was among a group of Middle Eastern leaders already invited by Bush to attend a special luncheon on Wednesday.

A day before the beginning of the annual Group of Eight economic summit, Bush rode his mountain bike along the beach on Monday, went fishing, planted a tree and toured the major event sites on this coastal resort island

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