YOUR TALK WITH SECRETARY GENERAL AZIZ AHMED

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-537-7-12-5
• Release Decision: RIPLIM
• Original Classification: T
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: January 4, 2013
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: March 29, 1972
• Content Type: MEMO

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DR. KiSSINOM
HAROLD 11. SAUN
Your Talk with Sec retery
Ants PhWed
A CTION
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9. 1972
Presunsbiy y,u MU etther have worked out
President wat e prepAreti to mshe the Fre
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1 il4trv ik4. Ahmed's concern se to be to at
positive response on resturaptiout of urilit*ry supply. Hie a row ent
which he presents persuasively--ba thit peeve in South Asia regnivra
that India realise that It cannot dictate the terms. This realisation
cannot cern, %bout if India sees Pakistan left to it. ow* devices. he also
weaves in the thoughts gLeaned frorai his visit to .uloscoio, eviA Shiattet that
the USSR does not want war but will continue to build its attion--fteter
if it sees that the US is not rata to ato.nd by kistan.
aisi.t.s.krinfigtel As the Setreory General has learned iron hIstalks
on the 11111, 'unitary supply is a painful issue even for P tstns friends1
You are very receptive to the argument that peace require* * /strong
Pakistan. Because of the difficulty, we will have to go through a difficult
process here before any decision Is reached. The Secretory Geneva can
a,sstare ?rookie* Theitto that Pokistan'e need* will be considered crest
arnpathatically.
P He clay mention that P,4kietan's UN miss'.
considering calling a Security Council meeting to dramatiar Judie*
to return its prisoners promptly a* Section 11$ of the Genevis Convention
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require*. Ve* blve t,.4txx the ptigitiln that it is tip to the Pakei t decide
whether (hie would irr prove prospects for negotiation. They have a case
ib narrow issue, but tke indiA OS WrAlla qt1yexpNtid it to get nt
the war crimestzzQV*
54.414tAttir)*Itiott; This is for the ,,kisienis to -decide. * will glati
to diacuas the rAnAfications iwith then . (Kf.airettMAY WV 4?0'4 have ch
direiA inflnanve an this Want.)
ray describe Shutt*** willingness to
negoti4te pascv With India. *bort of giving permanence to the st...4",asauta
last in 3ahwir? he, also descrt54-- tlbutto's r4AE4ineas, to negotite
with ktujin taborn hyt hope* can help on prisoner*.
auitglatedkittitiotiiU3 interesto.-as welt v a those of Ind* and 3aistan- -
would ;,,,e wrU strveli ay a oesce agraeirent. ?2* 4' do ri:it t this stage hove
a great deo-i of influence in Nes. ii4bi.AkeAr kkkettly intereated, nd are.
wining to do what we cert.
lialladeitiji9s2galtiont You rAght wn to tell Ahmed that we are
asking our charge it* inforrr President kihett,,,) Of oar plan to 41411104tric*,
roc ognitioia of 31,sigladesh AbOlitt April 4. Vie h4ve delayed this iong in
deference to altutto-a colui.ra* and tire going ahead in the knoult;dgv: thot
he has suggested our doin?g so.
S. Peossonitilltsistante. V, ;..re noi aware of amy re.,r,tir loonies ttt y
raj**. Cur ploins inclu4e about $$O million in FL ail iAnd financial support
of the flARI)/IMI dent relief 4nd standby p?rogrArr..
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