CALENDAR OF ECONOMIC EVENTS, JANUARY- MARCH 1975

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~`~~~~1~ VEE ~~~~ ,4pprov ee s ?99 ~CI'~. ~0950U1~o ' ~LEI~DAR:, .0F' ECt~fi~'~~t I C~~ ~~~~I'"~S? .R ~ _ ~. _ ~ JANUARY 197 ~ ` ~ ~ - .~ ~ > ;: 1 OF '1 Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Calendar nfF.conomic Events, January-Mdrela 1975 ER CEE 75.1 January 1975 `~a~:ri F: ~'....''' ~~, ~pp~rmve~ E~-~~4~.~~se 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608ROQ~~S~-200~~~ Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions Indlbd by 01610 l~~mpt from p~n~r~l d~cl~ulflcHlon schWuN of E.O. lifllS4, ~t~mptlon e~l~pory: 4 6811),12), end (~) Aulomolle~lly d~cl~~~lfl~d on: O~t? Impoulbl~ to O~lumin? Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 ,~ Approved For Release 1999/09?Q~#id~Qlg4-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Nn f~nrrlun I)laarn~ ? Chronological Sequence Economic Events, by Area of Interest . 4 Multilateral Trade Ncgotititions . 4 International Energy and Commodity Situation . 4 Other Interregional Confcrcnccs . 5 Western Europe 5 Western Ifemisphere h Middle East Intl Afric;r . 7 Non-Communist Asia and PaciFc . 8 USSR and Eastern Europe $ Approved For Release 1999/09/26 ~: CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/Q9~~f~d~~~S~~~RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 CALENDAR Of ECONOMIC EVENTS* Junuury?Murch 1975 Date Event January Continuing US?Panamanian NegutiaNuns fur a new canal treaty Early Scheduled visit of Canadian Prlmc Minister Trudeau to the U~~U ;J Kingdom, Netherlands, West Cermany, and Italy 1 I.26 Venezuela to initiate nationalization of iron mines Laotian delegation to visit various countries in Asia including Indonesia, India, 6 and Ausirali~ Reopening of civil air negotiations between the United States and Peru (Lima) 6 Intergovernmental Council of Copper Exporting Counl~ias (Lubumbashi, 6?l0 Zaire) Working Group meeting of the International Coffee Organization (London) 7.8 Informal meeting of EC Commission with Finance Ministers and West 7-10 European central bank officials (London) Sultan Qabus to visit thr, United States I l Arab Economic Council (Cairo) 12 Laotian aid mission to visit the United States 13.14 EC Agricultural Ministers (Brussels) 13.15 Iron Ore Exporting Countries' Preparatory Com~rr.ittec (New L??Ihil 14.16 IMF Croup of Ten a-rd IMF Interim Committt~e (Washington) '" See page 4 for a functional and geographic breakdown and stat~.ment of US policy interest. Events in bold face in the chronological sequence arc considered to be of special interest. This quarterly calendar is updated and issued on a monthly basis. Note: Comments and queries regarding this publication are welcomed. They may be directed to :he Office of Economic Research, Code 143, Extension 5021. 25X1 Aga Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26~QfiId1~uRDP86T00608R000500120001-4 J suurury (Cuntinucd) 15.17 !'h!llpplne President /~crdlnand Marcus to visit 1He Unilec! States Mid-month GATT' "Seven plus Seven" meeting (Gcncva) 20-21 EC Foreign Ministers (Brussels) 24 f ~rreign Ministers u-rd Oil Ministers of OPf:C' Countries (Algiers) 27 sC hinance h~inistcrs (Brussels) 27.30 Ministerial Conference, Economic Community of West African States (Monrovia) 28-31 Sixteenth Session of international Tin Cowrcil (Gcncva) 29 Jan?I Feb US Export-Import Bank Chairman William Casey to visit South Korea 30.31 UK Prime Minister /larold Wilso-r to visit Waslti-tgton Date not set Negotiation of US-Philippine Treaty of Ant/ty and Cvnrrnerce to srrcceed Laurel-Langley Agreement (Manila) Date not set International Bauxite Association?Council (tentatively Kingston) Date not set Venezuelan-Caribbean Summit Conference (Port of Spain, possibly Caracas) Date not set Kuwuiti Foreign Minister Sabah al?Alunad to visit Brazil Date not set Syrian Minister of f:conomy and Trade to visit Iran February 3-$ First meeting of Economic Experts Working Group under the US?USSR Agreement for Exchange of Economic Information (Moscow) 10 International Wheat Council and Food Aid Conunittee (London) I I CATT Trade Negotiations Conrnrittee (Gcncva) 22-24 Governors of central banks of members of Arab Council of Economic Unity (Baghdad) 24-28 US-Mexico Bilateral Tex[ile Consultations (Washington) 24.28 FAO?Sponsored Consultation on Grain Stocks (Rome) Approved For Release 1999/09/26 : CIS-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26 ~~9~-~IRDP86T00608R000500120001-4 February (Continued) 27.28 First rnecting of Producers of Minor Metals, such as antimony, tungsten, and bismuth (La Paz) Uate not set First meeting under US?USSR Agreement on Flouring and Other Construction (probably Washington) Date not set UNCTAD Committee on Commodities (Geneva) Date not set King Faysal of Saudi Arabitr to visit Brazil and Venezuela Date not set Consultative Group on Peru (Parisi March 4.5 OECD 1'radc Committee (Paris) ?1.31 Mexico to hold first trade exhibit in Cuba 24-26 Development Assistance Committee (Paris) 26-30 Hungarian Foreign Minister to visit Egypt late not set Paris Club Meeting on Chllean Foreign Debt (Paris) Approved For Release 1999/09/26 : C13A-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26~o~Id/IauF.~DP86T00608R000500120001-4 ECLINOMIC EVENTS, BY AREA OF INTEREST Date Event/U.S Pulic;v /ntcrest MULTILATERAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS Mid?nxmth CATT "Seven plus Scvcn" meeting (Geneva). Major trading cuuetries and selected /.DCs to lay the grou~tdwurk fvr the Trade Negvtiations C~~mnriNce tnecting in Febrt~arv. Febniary I I CP~TT Trade Negotiations Committee (Geneva). 1%irst ntcetieg since the United .States received its negotiating mandate; will discuss sehstanlive procedural issues prior to flee beginning of the uegotiatio-rs. INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AND COMMODITY SITUATION 13.15 Iror. Ore Exporting Countries Preparatory Committee (New Delhi). IVill discuss the establishment of a J'vrnral organization. 24 Foreign Ministers and Oil Ministers o. OPEC Countries (Algiers). Will trv to develop a common OPIiC positive in anticipatic> r uJ'a pruducer?consueu~r cunfercnce. 28.31 Sixteenth Session of lnternational Tin Council (Geneva), 11~i11 discuss prices and hufJ'cr stocks. Date not set International F3auxite Association-Council (tentatively Kingston). {Vill adopt pricing Jor>uda J'or bauxite sales. 10 lnternational Wheat Council and Food Aid Committee (London). Will take Jinal active on extension of the Food Aid Agrcenretct. 2428 hAO-Sponsored Consultation on Grain Stocks (Rome). Will discuss national grain-stockpiling policies. Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26 E~I~eaFt~flP86T00608R000500120001-4 Uutc Event/US Pr,/k?}' 1-Ncre.cl Frbruury (Cuntlnucd) ?7.3H hirst meeting of Pro,luccrs of Minur Mctals, such as antimony, uuigstcn, and bismuth (Lt: I'ar-, {Vil! prupnsc prier- policies mul uutlinr tla~ Jurnrutiuu of a hlitu,r Mctals C'uunriL [?2te nut s41 UN("I'AD ('ummiltec un Commodities (Geneva). '!'u runsider a repnrt un world phosplrnlr a~it:rutior., IA?16 IMF Group of Ten and IMF Interim Commitlcc (Washington-. Alinisteriul-level rliscussirnrs centering un mnnetury reJnrnr and recrc/i,r~~ of oil dnllnrs. 45 OL:CD Tracte Cununittcc (Paris). {Vill discuss cummndit}' trrrdc issuc.~? and eipurt runtrul nreusurrs. ?4-_'G Development Assistance Committee (Paris). Tn discerss role uJ'fureign private capital Jluws in developing countries. 7.8 Informal meeting of EC Commission with Finance Ministers and West European central bank officials (London). Probably will discuss recycling r,il owner, the Jitture uJ' gold, mu! international monetary rcJ'nrm. 13.14 GC Agricultural Ministers (Brussels). {Vi/l discuss increases in supp~,rt prices and rslahlish system oJ' nrinAnenn import prices Jor processed Jrrrits and vegetables. 34'?I EC Foreign Ministers (Brussels). Probably will discuss budgetur~?, regiaral, and energy prublenrs. ?7 EC Finance Ministers (Brussels). Probably will eranrine exchange market intervention and the rule oJ' gold in t/rc >uerrratinnul rnonetarr syste-n. Approved For Release 1999/09/26 : CAA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidentiol Approved For Release 1999/09/26 ~?I~~~P86T00608R000500120001-4 l)ntc Event/U,S I'olic;r /rrtrrest January (Cuntinucd) 30.31 UK Pi;mc Minister liarnld Wilson to visit Washington, Will discuss ecorronric pruhlerns oJ' Britain urrd ether OL'C'U cvurrtries, US-Panamanian Negotiations for a new canal treaty. {1'il! attempt to replace existing treaty between fire United States acrd Panama. Scheduled visit of Canadian Prlmc Minister Trudeau to the United Kingdom, Netherlands, West Cerrnany, and Italy. Will pt;ch for increased trade. Venezuela to initiate nationalir.ation of ircn mints. Will affect US-o-vned irurr ere properties. , 6 Reopening of negotiations between the United States and Peru (Lima). To discuss issuance of airline operating permits. G Intcrgovernmcntal Council of Copper Exporting Countries (Lubumbashi, Laire). Tv discuss implementatiat uJ' fire decis,7m to reduce copper c.rports 10% to raise prices. 6.10 Working Group of the International Coffee Organization (London). To discuss u rtew ir7ter!latf0!!al COfJeC agree>tcnt. Date not set Venewelan-Caribbean Sununit Conference (Port of Spain, possibly Caracas). Tv discuss regiurral eco-tomic topics, including J?irrartcial matters, raw nrr..terials, and petrvlcum cooperation, Date not set Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sabah al-Ahmad to visit Brazil. Tu concletde negotiations on nil sales, loans, and irrvesnnents. ?4?8 US?Mcxico Bilateral Textile Consultations (Yashington). To discuss rrew, all Jiber textile agreenrerrt. Uate not scl King Faysal of Saudi Arabia to visit Brazil aid Venezuela. Tv discuss !ua-ts and investntent in Brazil arrd econunric rooperatiar in Venezuela. Approved For Release 1999/09/26 : CIAsRDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :~1fi~~I~FjP86T00608R000500120001-4 Dntc E~?cnt~US l'ul/c;t~ lnterest February (Continued) Date not set Consultative Group on Peru (Paris). T'u presc-rt a list uJ' 1'enwlrrn prulec?ts hr pvtrntiul rrcditors jirr possible J'inanci-rg. 21.31 Mexico to hold first trade exhibit in Cuba, !lopes to boost !rude ghur-c current ~~ rnilliu-r level. Date not set Park Club Netting on CI-ilcan foreign llebt (Paris). Tv discuss rescheduling Chilean debt pu-vnc>nts. 7-10 Sultan Qabus to visit the United States. Possible broadening of US commercial and investment ties. 27-30 Date not set Febnrary 22.24 Arab Economic Council (Cairo). Will discuss hnplementation oJ' econor:ric resolution issued during Arab summit in Rubat. Ministerial Corferencc, Economic Cornmunity of West African States (Monrovia). Tn discuss j'ornral estublislmrer-t oJ' ECOWA,S. Syrian Minister of Economy and Trade to visit Iran. Tv attend J'irst meeting uJ' Joirrt Committee for Cbnrrnercial acrd Ecorrornic Couperatiar. Governors of central banks of members of Arab Council of Economic Unity (Baghdad). To discuss the fou-rdativn v}~ an Arab /Ifonetarv Fund on the model vJ' r'he I/IfF and the Arab vote ut Nre IMF and 113RD. 26.30 Hungarian Foreign 1`linister to visit Egypt. To discuss unallocated aid and increased trade. Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential Approved For Release 1999/09/26 ~k~14dP1~bP86T00608R000500120001-4 Dutc Evcnt~US Pulic;v Intrrest NON-COMMUNIST ASIA AND P/1CIFIC January I.2G l.uotian delegation to visit various countries in Asia including Indonesia, India, and Australia. Tip snllclt Joreigrt assistance J'c~r Nre cualltion gnncrrrnu~nt ro snpplcrrtent US ald. 12 Luotiun aid mission to visit the United atates. Tip discuss economic and -nilitarv assistance. IS?17 Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos to visit tlic United States. To attend ecunumle dcvelop-ncnt council meeting and discussAsinn Developnrcnt ~3a-rk legislation, 29 Jan-l Feb l1S Export-Import [3ank Chairman William Casey to visit South Korea. 1Vill discuss Bank lending to SuutH Kvrca. Date not set Negotiation of US-Philippine Treaty of- Amity and Commerce to succeed Laurel-Langley A;~rcement (Manila). liarlicr agrccnrent ct+'7ired on .3 July. USSR AND EASTERN EUROPE Febniury 3.5 first meeting of Lconomic Experts Working Croup under the US?USSR Agreement For Exch~ngc? of Economic Information (Moscow). Wip discuss types uJ' inf'arnratiun to be exclranged. Date not set First meeting under US-USSK A};recment on Housing and Other Construction (probably Washington). IVill set up prugam to imple-nerrt ugreemcrrt. 8 Approved For Release 1999/09/26 :CIA-RDP86T00608R000500120001-4 Confidential