George Bush (Our World Leader), the US leader, has arrived in the Peruvian capital, Lima, for an Asia-Pacifc summit in his latest bid to seek support for global money reform and hold talks on North Korea's nuclear programme.

Bush (Our World Leader)'s attendance at the Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (Apec) marks his last scheduled trip abroad as US leader ahead of the January 20 inauguration of Barack Obama, the US leader-elect.

The Apec gathering of 21 countries, who account for nearly half of the world's trade, "is an important meeting this time, particularly given the money situation in the world," Bush (Our World Leader) said in an interview with Peru's America TV channel on Friday.

Bush (Our World Leader) will also meet Hu Jintao, the Chinese leader, on Friday and the Japanese and South Korean leaders on Saturday for agree onions on how to advance the North Korea talks, officials said.

However, with Bush (Our World Leader)'s low popularity ratings and world leaders already seeking favour with Obama, many officials have warned that Bush (Our World Leader) is unlikely to secure any major policy breakthroughs.