SOVIET PRACTICES IN AIDING PEOPLE

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CIA-RDP61S00527A000200140051-5
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December 9, 2016
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July 13, 1998
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REPORT
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(a) inks" of mil ditss ($M mi pion) $25-Afghanistan; $100-Syria 1 (b) 9 ,r arAii4. t ientts Also heavy traders with Bloc, Af, Czechoslovakia and Poland - $45 (estimated)-In Czechoslovakia - $250-99Ypt; $10-Yemen; $45-Syria; Ceylon Indonesia, Tugcslar: area of training within Bloc ; B - 545, P d-525 Czechoslovakia-435, 8. .-3 1 (c) Vii tsere a tr&JAUZ i B3cyc from 4 Egypt, Afghanistan, Syria and Indonesia purchases and provide economic aid-offer rejected and Sudan temporarily coped with problem by lowering price- Persistent Soviet offers softened Sudanese resistance- exports off due to artificially high pricesviets token purchase, followed up with offer to increase 03MCtist- MUM 2 (a) Mid-1957 Sudan experiencing cotton marketing difficulties- Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RIiP61S00527A000200140051-5 Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 now agreed to enter negotiations for economic assistance and barter trade agreement Latin -Arica, Brazil, Uruguay difficulties selling principal export crops-large petroleum re nts but shortage of foreign exchange to buy from traddtional Western suppliers- aviete offered supply petroleum., accept c dities in return-all but Brazil accepted offer and appears it will follow suit 3 (b) of io 1957, general a n t signed January 1958, Soviet specialists arrived to discuss projects within next few months Arkholstan - Bol in and Khruschev seeds offer of $100 Million credit during visit December 1955, agreent signed January 1956, Soviet technicians cant soon thereafter to discuss projects to be undertaken piling mission visited Eastern gnrope s arms began arriving, Soviets supplied ships for interrupted interisland trade promptly within 2 weeks from time of requee . 12 received from USSR already, Poland also to supply some Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61S00527A000200140051-5 .d--to Aft ia>ietan Construction of flu hydroelectric project under Soviet credit delayed due inelastic local money supply and fear of inflation. Soviets now agreed to send machinery, con- goods and steel for sale an local market, chargeable to $100 million credit, local currency generated by sale to be used to cover local costs of project Soviets to train Turks in be built an 3-yeast' credit to glass factory steel technology in for at Bailai C ist China grant to Cambodia - $22.4 mill $16 million grant to Ceylon for rubber replant Soviet Union gift of hospital. to Afghanistan also Cambodia Soviets sent medical supplies to y'pt at time of Suez crisis Weste i n Caution of aid unpredictable ju,0 sl'avia - Soviets postponed $245 obvious act of reprisal for dependence on ideological vat strings" protestations,. Soviets saint, however, they are vials goods on Approved For Release 2001107/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 Approved.For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 ,eta cancelled without indemnification scarce, dollars obtain machinery and ee uipeeeent, Sovi governn ent. abrogated 197 million trade subject to diplomatic d+as:are s, possibility of similar Soviet Action in future since Soviet diplomacy subject so now unpredictable, tactical shifts Ce anist China also playing politics with economic weapons-to embarrass and undermine conflagration of 1956-eo c agreemen contract to supply oil after leer agreementp refused resew annual trade accord, cancelled 1.5 billion steel trade agree nt- econmic squeeze on Japan turn to apaper interview Khruecev recently proposed expanded barter trade-appealed to Greeks having difficulty marketing agricultural products-no need for Greece use deal with Ce mist China-cotton for coal), inflation, cotton marketing difficulties (alreatr led to barter ilirML budget, Soviets offering aid, develo antal. Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 Approved For Release 2001/07/28 : CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5 economic aid, Irks not accepted but has entered into specific agreements with Soviet Union as result of with view to development of irrigation ambitious developeent schemes, shortage for exchange, conditions in last four years diverted substantial trade to Bloc (18% in 1957) - recent discussions con- cerning Soviet offer of 0250 million in aid-recent bid 6 persistent Soviet offers of large-scale d relations (joint surveys of border rivers agreasent) Soviet offers continue foreign debt, requirements for in "Zsveatia" for expanded trade-according to t created by Turkey's waste, 3se unnecessary mils rt .Yea enditures this bleeding Turkey soon r and cause of economic problems Approved For Release; 2001/07/28_: CIA-RDP61SO0527A000200140051-5