Brussels, 18/11/2011 (Agence Europe) - British prime minister David Cameron is confident that Germany wants to protect the financial stability of the eurozone, saying on Friday 18 November 2011 after a meeting with German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, that he did not for one moment underestimate the commitment of countries like Germany and other nations in the eurozone to make a success of the euro. Germany and the UK continue to differ in their approaches. Cameron called for all eurozone institutions to back the single currency, referring to the way the European Central Bank could calm nerves on the money markets and prevent the sovereign debt crisis spreading to top-rated countries like France, the Netherlands and Austria. Angela Merkel said that work would need to continue on the financial transactions tax in the face of opposition from the United Kingdom. Cameron travelled to Brussels on Friday to meet the President of the European Commission, J-M. D. Barroso, ahead of the December European Council summit to discuss measures to ensure stability in the eurozone and speed up reforms to boost growth and employment. (MB/transl.fl)