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- : Speechwriting-Blinken ,Original OAIID Number: 3379 Row: 8 Section: Shelf: Position: 9 3 , Stack: v ... ·; ... -. 6/14/95 7 p.m. PRESIDENT-WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON UEPARTURE STATEMENT FOR THE G-7 MEETING IN HALIFAX ANDREWSAFB JUNE 15, 1995
- , hard struggle. But when we work together against terrorism -- abroad, at home and in all the places that link us -- we get results. At last month's G-7 summit in Lyon, I proposed a series of concrete measures to intensify our fight against terror
- . ·[As I noted in Moscow, countries around the world admire and respect the · extraordinarily peaceful transformation that has taken place in Russia. In this context, the events in Chechnya stand out as a tragic aberration.] My G-7 colleagues and I made
- Clinton - Tokyo G7 Preview, San Francisco 7/5/93
- when I ·Ieave,.you.to to I11 spite of all the cutbacks, this budget Tokyo to the G-7 summit. This will strength-_ does invest more, in Head Start, in immup.i~ eh_ my hand, the progress we are making on · .zations,- iii_ family. p~eservation
Human Rights Day 12/10/96
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- . • At the G-7 summit in Lyon last summer, the President announced a $5 million program to support of women in Bosnia, emphasizing training, legal assistance, and micro-enterprise projects. • The President appointed a Senior Coordinator for International
- G-7 Departure Statement 6/26/96
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G-7 Press Statement
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- G-7 Press Statement
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- , I'm glad I found my way here to see this wonderful city. I .look forward to seeing another part of this beautiful country - and many of you - when I visit HCO!lifax in June for the G-7 meeting. 2
- . 'And we are ' _, ••· . I bringing the great institutions of global' cooperation into the 21st century. From renewing the United Nations to revitalizing the G-7 -- w~ch France will host in Lyon later this year-·- France and America are partners
Perouges Speech
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- , judgment and flexibility in the face of )w-~"'~~~t-~i-bVJ.~+~~,~~ change ·just ag yet~ ha¥e. :r-ogether, J'b& oh8J98& a.. .. --- -·-·· ------- 6 That's what this G-7 meeting is all about. Working together, we can keep the world economy growing so
- between our foreign and economic teams. Dan has repr sented the United States around the world as we have negotiated trade agr ements. as Assistant Secretary of State, as my repre~entative to the G.:.7 and as eputy. Diredor ·of the NEC. as . ' 12/13
- this city and all.ofNova Scotia are so beloved by American tourists. Unfortunately we spend a lot oftime locked in meeting rooms at these G-7 gatherings .:._ but I look forward to seeing the sights when they give me time off. In our meeting today; Prime
DAV Terrorism Insert 7/28/96
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- action, from Sharm el Sheik to the G-7 Summit in Lyon to the Terrorism Conference I called in Paris this week. We've expanded the role of the FBI here at home and opened counter-terrorism training centers abroad: We've increased the 2 funding
- , how difficult it must be to summon . -~~~~~~ the energy to wage peace as aggressively as So many of you have lost mothers ' ,. ' 12/20/1997 1212a,g7 15:58 SAT l~;JQ PAGE SIDNEY BLUMENTHAL 2028824534 FAX 202 456 9370 ~sc 02 Commun1cat1ons
National Guard Speech 9/3/96
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- to the fight against terror -- as we did at the G7 and the Summit of the Peacemakers. And we are increasing the isolation of those who sponsor terrorism by maintaining and strengthening sanctions against Iran, Iraq, Libya, and Sudan. Second, here at home, we
- FUJI TELEVIStiON INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Asia General Q: Will you discuss China at the Denver summit? Will other members of the G-7 s1.1pport your engagement policy? A: • The emergence of China as a major political and economic power
- When I attended my first G-7 in Tokyo three years ago, the United States was not in a strong position to lead. Our partners said: instead of telling us what to do, you should get your own house in order. They were right. When I took office, America's
- will contribute another $10 million to the G-7's cooperative program with Brazil to sustain the Rainforest. 8 And we will help Brazil put 21st century technology into this effort -- including research conducted by Brazilians in space. The fires burning
- discussed in that regard. And to President Clinton, since the United States and the G-7 countries seems to continue to be in no position to increase of capital of the IMF, how can the G-7 countries achieve that objective without providing the money
- ~ .· ':~w~ fut_ure: We u~g7. ~epre~en:t~ti~e.~a~,es-, ' ·.· tion has involved .fhe relationsh~p between. tmza~s to·ta.ke,part m these _negotzatwns; ~. ·.an· : Egyptian-Israeli ' treaty '· arid , the. . . :We '.an~ ready to .work, wi_th ·any ·who · •. broader
- for collective efforts to improve our lot-- either through the G-7, the IFis or other fora. So they're really different. The one press overlap that we'll want to encourage is the likely · endorsement by the Bank/Fund meetings of the Mexican package. Thanks, Helen
- with the world beyond our borders. From making p~ace in the Middle East to 3 keeping the peace in Haiti, we are working to help spread tolerance and civility. From expanding · NATO to revitalizing the G-7 -- which Canada will host in Halifax this June -- we
- ·that strengthen our core community and benefit American workers and businesses. At the Tokyo G-7 summit in July, the President made clear that we place the same strong emphasis on improving our economic ties with Japan that we do on maintaining our security
Netanyahu Visit 7/9/96
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- Sheik and G-7 . summits. 2. Let me conclude by ating something I told Prime Minister Netanyahu when we rst met in 1992. I said then that I didn't believe the Unit States could make peace on behalf of Israel. Israel and its Arab neighbors must make
- -Sheikh~to the anti-terror agreements we reac~ed with our G-7 partners and . . ' .· ~~~~.u_t~~-. -· . . . Russia last mont~ Our Intelligence services have been . sharing more information with other· nations than ever - so we can stop terrorists before
GW Speech Drafts 8/5/96
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- Nations General Assembly, this spring at the historic summit of peacemakers in Sharm el-Sheik, and most recently at the G-:-7 Summit in Lyon and the follow-on conference we called for in Paris. The point of these efforts isn't to talk, but to act. And we
- , by giving our law enforcement the most powerful counterterrorism tools available ... and third, by improving security in our airports and on our airplanes. Last week in Paris, with America's leadership, the G-7 nations and Russia agreed on a sweeping set
- nuclear weapons;· in' .. leading the'world's financia,l institutionsto commit $2.7 pillion for· . I ' • ·--.-,. ';·... ,·., ' .•· .·· .',; ·• I Ukraine's. future; and urging our. partners-in the G-7 to do even more. We will, continue to work
- fo'r th,at new. Pacific community racy. ,. . .and the role the United. States' intends to . It is a great honorfor me to be here today' 'play. i had.th~ opportunity just ~·few days' with·, my-, wife, with the United States Sec-· · ago at the G-7. su
- fragile G-7 agreement to stay at same pace] In addition, I have asked our Congress for enough debt relief funding this year to wipe out all bilateral concessional debt for the fastest-reforming poor nations. In total, our budget request this year would
- ·•• 8 Blinken, Antony J. From: To: Cc: Subject: Date: Eisenhower, James J. @NSA - Natl Security Advisor; @SPEECH - NSC Speechwriters Clarke, Richard A. RE:GW speech Saturday, August 03, 1996 12:49PM I like the structure and tone. On G7 stuff, you
- that this ·Administration was an early and strong supporter of South Africa. We were the first country to help by providing a $600 million, three-year trade and investment package. And I asked my colleagues in the G-7 to do the same. This week, in my meetings with President
- NAFTA --which increased I 3 transborder trade by 13 percent last year ... -ivhy both our nations have vigorous export promotion strategies ... why we'll be working together in Halifax this June to revitalize the G-7. And that's why we will sign a new
UNGA Speech - Big Type
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- of plutonium no bigger than a soda can is enough· to make an atomic bomb. I 20 Building on efforts already underway with the states of the former Soviet Union and with our G-7 partners, we will seek to better account for, store and safeguard materials
- a soda can is enough to make an atomic bomb. Building on efforts already underway wi~h the states of the former Soviet Union and with our G-7 partners, we will seek to better account for, store and safeguard.materials with mass destructive power. We
- nations, including 13 Arab nations for the first time condemned terrorism in Israel and · anywhere else it occurs iri the Middle East and throughout the world; at the G-7 Summit in Lyon; and the recently held follow-on conference we called for in Paris
- tha~ombined. • Economic performance has restored American leadership and credibility. Four years ago, foreign leaders would come to G-7 and give lectures to US on need for economic discipline. Now, with U.S. economy ranked most competitive three
- the' rate of the G-7. I • • l ' • • ~ •• • I : ' • -~ . • • cou~tries o~er. the next qecade ... As th~ir young -p~pul~tioris m~~e. and. increase their.purchasing.... .. . . ., . .. . . . .. , . . . .. . .. I . I .\ ' • I
Mexico Event 1/15/97
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- there. With our G-7 allies and the international financial institutions, we have put in place safeguards{:d new international ~ arrange~ents on emergency financin]t~ prevent similar crises ] from occurring in the future and to deal with them effectively ifthey
- to build an atomic bomb. Every government that produces deadly materials has an obligation to keep them secure and prevent their proliferation. Building on efforts already underway with the new independent states of the former Soviet Union and our G-7
- education, worker training and access to the Internet. .. an~ internationally, by lowering tariffs on technology, emphasizing jobs and training in the G-7 and focusing on education at the Santiago Summit of the Americas. ·Even as governments break dow
- -making (v) de-emphasize (v) demigod (n) detente do-gooder (n) ever-readiness (n) executive branch foreign policy (a) foreordained fragmegration free trade (a) G-7 GATT. Oood Samaritan Gorbachev, Mikhail Great Leap Great Power hairbreadth (a) have-not (ri
- As a result of their efforts, Asia's economies are the most dynamic on earth. They account for one quarter of the world's output. Over the next five years, the growth rate in Asia is projected to qe over 50% greater than that of the G-7 countries
- (ii) fast track authority; (iii) Chile in NAFTA; (iv) telecommunications agreement. (v) Denver/G-7 initiatives? : i . 1 ill. Strength, Diplomacy, Sharing Risks and Costs: The Tools We Need to Seize Opportunities We cannot seize opportunities of our
- than pirtners in a global endeavor that seeks to make it possible for all to win. ' Since the peso crisis, we have moved from crisis management to institutional reform. At the G..:...7 Summit in Halifax, we put forward far-reaching proposals to help
UNGA Speech - POTUS Markups
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- the poison gas used to terrorize Tokyo. A lump of plutonium no bigger than a soda can is enough to fuel an atomic bomb. Building on efforts already underway with Russia and the other new independent states and our G-7 partners, we will seek to better account
Kohl Speeches May 23, 1996
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- in our nation's history. Our cooperation in the G-7 has helped keep the global economy moving forward ... for the benefit of people all around the world. Today, I also salute the Chancellor for his bold budget and reform program. Strengthening Germany's
- own -- and which we hope others will follow. Second, a plan of action we will pursue through the United Nations, the G-7, the Organization of· American States, the Asian Pacific Economic Conference and other major international ··institutions. First
- Asia back. Now, its economies are the most· 2 dynamic in the world, accounting for half our planet's output. .. They're projected to grow at twice the rate of the G-7 countries over the next decade ... [As their young populations mature and increase
- bomb. Every governnient that p~oduces deadly materials ha~ an obligation to keep them secure and prevent their proliferation. Building on efforts.already underway with the new independent states ofthe former Soviet Uniori and our G-7 partners, we
- . And what is the use of all this for Russia? A feeling of relative security, greater cohesion with the West? The use probably refers to the preferences that are not listed in this document.. .. Improved economic assistance, a seat at the table of the G-7
- G-7 Trip - Perouges Background
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- WITH ISRAEL. WE HAVE PURSUED STEPS WITH OUR G-7 PARTNERS TO STIMULATE WORLD ECONOMIC GROWTH. \IE HAVE PLACED OUR RELATIONS WITH JAPAN ON A NEll FOUNDATION AND SET A VISION OF A NEll PACIFIC 'COMMUNITY. WE ARE PUTTING IN PLACE PRACTICAL POLICIES TO PRESERVE
- to report that nations around the world have risen to this common cause. Th
- has helped to.m~ke Iran pay a price for its actions. Th~ nation has effectively been cut off from receiving credit from international financial instit~ti~ns. The United States and our ~llies in"the G-7 .have stopped Iranian purchases of weapons from
NATO Speech - Most Recent
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- a billion-dollar bill signed to he us move immediately and aggress ly to improve airport and ai security. I am encouraged by that. When I met last summer with the leaders of the G-7 nations in France, they agreed to work with us to try to get a zero
- continue reforming our international economic inst~tutions. We have· already made great strides in reshaping the new global economy with passage of the GATT, the most comprehensive trade agreement ever. The work will not stop there. At the upcoming G-7
- nuclear weapons. We led our G-7 allies to ban weapons sales, tightening restri ions on dualuse technology and in preventing Iran from obtaining credit from international financial institutions. But more has to be done. That's why I ordered an end to all
- Okura on a corner of the Akasaka Imperial grounds. In addition to lodging state.guests, Akasaka Palace is used. for important international conferences (it was the venue of the previous two G-7 summits held in Japan) and for occasional imperial
- . First of all, we have worked with our friends around the world to try to increase international cobperation against terrorists and to isolate the states that support terrorism. Just today in Paris, the G-7 Conference on Terrorism is opening, and I
- ... The President turne.d the focus of this year's G-,.7 summit to terrorism and a month later in Paris, we agreed to take new steps together: . on law enforcement, intelligence sharing, extradition; standardized passenger and cargo ·manifests and a· Qost of other
- , and drq trafficking. Secretary Christopher used the Summit ofthe Peacemakers at Shann-al-Sheik to forge a new coalitions again!:'L terror, and used the Lyon G-7/P-8 Summit and the Summit of Americas to advance ambitious and concrete work plans to com hat
- Soeharto when I went to. Japan; Q For the G event coming up, G-7? THE PRESIDENT: For the G-7, yes. I'm not positive of it, but I think he must have been if I saw him, because there were a lot of people who were saying that, you know, you ought to see
- , we are taking on the next generation of · reforms to make democracy deliver for all our people. It will be at the top of the agenda next month at the G-7 Summit in Birmingham, where the industrialized democracies are working to prepare their people
- and improve their systems for detecting potential· problems on time. · We must propose to analyze 5 this matter that is already beginning to be addressed in forums such as the recent meetings of the G-7 and the annual meetings of multilateral organizations
UNGA '97 Speech - Inserts
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- ; will be honorary chair) to raise fuilds (several hundred million) to stabilize the sarcophagus :at Chornobyl. The G-7 pledged $300 million already _at Denver. We need a plug to make other countries f~el it is important and bring .thei~ check books. ·A mention
- . ' ! • '· ' • ~ • •( • ' • • • • • Asia back. 'Now;its economies are the most 4ynamicin,the' world. They account for 41% of the . ' • ·, • • .' ' • ' •• ' • • ' • J •• I .. r. output...Th~y're projected to grow at ~wice th~·rate of the G-7 . world's trade and half
DAV Speech 7/28/96
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- hide from terrorism unless we all recognize that the rules of civilized people do not permit it to be practiced. The recent meeting of the G-7 nations in France produced a significant increase in international measures to cooperate against terrorism
Thailand/Tax Treaty 11/26/96
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- of the world's output. Over the next five years, the growth rate in Asia is projected to be over 50% greater than that of the G-7 countries and this means ever expanding markets to those with the best products and most attractive services. Increasingly, those
- of the Eight in Denver President Clinton hosted the leaders of G-7 countries that enhanced cooperation on the new global challenges of the 21st century. Working with our closest partners to lay a strong foundation for our · common security and prosperity
- , export-related job·. creation. Think at this point facts speak louder than words. Initiatives: (i) Mexico, Latin Ame~ica Trip (ii) fast track authority; (iii) Chile in NAFTA; . (iv) telecommunications agreement. (v) Denver/G-7 initiatives? ill. Strength
- for their actions. I lA~ ~ &..,0.,4f..t} ~ ~+s. L% Each success is important in its own right, whether a Comprehensive Test Ban Treat banishes nuclear testing, or agreement among the G-7 nations and Russia o measures to shut down track down and crack down
