U.S.A.: SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER HOSTS LUNCHEON IN NEW YORK FOR ARAB FOREIGN MINISTERS ATTENDING THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Record ID: 222917

  • Title: U.S.A.: SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY KISSINGER HOSTS LUNCHEON IN NEW YORK FOR ARAB FOREIGN MINISTERS ATTENDING THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
  • Date: 30th September 1976
  • Summary: 1. CU ZOOM OUT FROM U.S. coast-of-arms TO GU U.S. Mission building in New York 0.11 2. SV INT Dr. Kissinger greeting Arab 0.38 3. SV Dr. Kissinger seated with Foreign Ministers (2 shots) 0.54 4. SV Dr. Kissinger speaking 1.54 "As regards that, I feel that despite all the ups and downs, very great progress has been made towards peace in the middle East. First of all, the traditional friendship between the United States and the countries of the Arab world has been restored with respect. And we have had an opportunity to make a contribution to the arrangements that have begun the difficult and complicated process towards peace." Initials BB/2200 Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
  • Embargoed: 15th October 1976 13:00
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  • Location: NEW YORK, U.S.A.
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  • Country: USA
  • Reuters ID: LVA1J2MUAQW3VSFYNV2Y9SDH4H9U
  • Story Text: United States Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, held a luncheon on Wednesday (29 September) for Arab Foreign Minister attending the current session of the United Nations General Assembly.

    SYNOPSIS: The luncheon was held at the United States Mission to the United Nations in New York and was well attended. It gave both Dr. Kissinger and the Arab Foreign Minister an opportunity to exchange ideas on the Middle East before the American Secretary of State addressed the General Assembly the next day. Dr. Kissinger suggested that a preparatory conference be held to discuss the structure of future Middle East peace negotiations. He said the United States was open to other suggestions. He added however, that whatever step were taken must be carefully prepared so that once the process began, the nations concerned would advance steadily towards agreement. The American Secretary of State declared that step by step negotiations over the past three years had brought the parties to a point where comprehensive solutions seemed possible.
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