ANNEX A
NIGERIA IN THEOO0I
Nbjrn. actively svato barnard and'to* coaly tochncaojy trander to the Tltra World bat crrlrro to wrure In hiUlcrd buU ratbr, than through nooallytochactoayPrWIty flrld* foracr. oftrom abroad Inctoda poO-ewwcn aad food proc-taatoa. oatAaMon fadooaa. and tha asvafcp.
of
Ntaarta fa-aaiaao! to rahtfaraJ aaeae-
la'm taaaaww
irtaStort-*Nb^-frocrta naaka LDC aequlalttoa of wtnnotoiy to
mmmU
AJAooga eey vwawd totoraat to tha
Trada Nar-*WBcao (HTN) b> aratodtlO-gjugghng ma nufact ur lag aoctar andnarrow act of oBpartja* of the LDC LDC Baa
oo of adrFauds whUa adyoraHng LDC
a atronaj aad vocd pwponawt af "apacidi-for the Waal eeval-opad aaaatrka to al arcaa af Baa* aad for alLagaab alao concarnadee am of tba Drrarflts acenroWby to aiirlihjillu aa bto Leant
ot of ibatoatto
1
Sywaa. otto
iof mi
dootoutol Coonrrtaa Like
h Am not uaillibaato to rh3 a. Ntoarta7
mn-ra IMF otkt" frview.ook bwo cto-
ll Had nBaaria'a watatotof vato to aaac*naaKftb totol) tnWrr*ptItJ
arawaaaarata V.
SaatMd Aotirrtr. bacaaae mm
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sofors.
ANNEX ft
NIGERIAN VIEWS Of THE USS*
Pa* abowt aooal aftendoa to tha USSR aad the Uatted Stotoa Many view the US and Wad Eorotwna trfcarally mora resavast to Nbarb'i Intrrrstithow of Africaii tha Sovtrt Union. They fed lha US pXcrejaDyould only art-do mors than lha USA to brtaa abortand statins bmcflta both to Naaarta ami hi arrwa ofaoeW and rxtttfcml chaasea ta mWts Ainca. TVy ware by and tan*l Soviet aa wrfl aa
d Africa
of Nsserten fonts* pohev aboat Ihe Soviet and Cuban role ha Africa. Peaaartaae fed thai the Sovlrta and Cabana bars* Hrwd Into tbe breach ta cedar to hrtp Africans help thewuetvea SoertJkaJiy. many Nlawrtana tae tha two countries aa pkytnar an totportaat and pecaraaaao rola both In aillllarlly roctwrtlDf sowlhsrn Africa* hber-atton aaavemtata aad to WWn tnospaaflaaa Airtoaa pwnnwn maintain their bard-
View* of mm USS fto tha UranaaJ Stores
N *priarH brbrveria, aa aa al powertror* sense of all the ouWds world, thcwld Knvaalance to rehUcna with tha twoTheyIhia aa beepins to offsrt lha Inpnaka held by many Ma-rtana lhat Nbpvrlai forrtaa pohcy haa HJud awvsalvrty toward the US and aa brtpii* toNlaerta'a prpfaasn
ha US aad tha We* perloilkof
lbtoand TTUrt World TVsy is
HbWrkmDy mrmki.-m. N'ssaria'i reaUrja!he USSR aad the US haa art ahrayimm ba.ii.Llai A
The
aa<
TTb*l
mam mama N
aad rcoikbwthocal fore* to Airtoa aad lha Tied Wests!
Vtovn of USSR Rabnv* f* Africa
Nlarrtaaa Aaplay aaablvaJraf loritoc* toward It* Soviet fob hi Africa, By and suae they aaaiatato that while there era seas* arewnda for ceocara over lha Sortrta aad Cubaaa to Africa, tiwrv ant aoaaa wwwdiSrtrrla3abll pre id topi il* wtth tha nwfw* Ta* artt.
that US pssay to-ward AfricarrtrtoaDy abapad by ceaacaea *aar CotnaranM laJbrae*rtass fad ba* tha presence of Sortett aad Cabana to AlVfcaol.
' to Afrttaaa than tofrlta's prtertbas ai tha BboraOaw ol souther* Africa and the aiaioceneaca of tha torrVorial irirsrtiy of hsdaprudanl Africa* Males aaatost lha threatf tovankon. Ind, Uaev eornrnth/ mm oar So*tots aad Catena as b*hreat to Af rtoaa awOcawatoai thanhs*
African stotorirw Nam*lores to Airtoa aad ss far asa the amorallyfrtaas anrther* Africa, the Ham. aad
by rebertaas> ccnfrootaltoo on lha
NOFORN,
ra's Dtrestved bv Ntostta. Th*cceptable to nur NltertM. however.ion* as th*ivalSrospons*.
At thai becoming
Ham the mora Wormed Ntoerba* ant rs asararned aad ID at ease over tha kb ta Africa. They em la*hile, pratibtyreal powerreater potential threat to Afrit* than thehom Nbsnisns do not irgara as surrogatesehese Nigerian re.ha. thatInflame might not always b* esarted fee Airscaa causes was h,
Soviets could turn hostll* should Moscow be perceived as pursuing pohctM .hkh Nbatta viewed a* .wnbett-csl to Its own mtermti or to lb ddlHnon of Africa's Interests.
d Navti'i
my rule. Soviet prortooa of arm to soothers African hberauoa ssovefneata mbr Nc-ur. In thb regard fnaa tha Nigerian pensjoetlv^ theo boa don* wten to support liberation movcrncnb than the US Alt hough NtarerUat lend to beJtev* Isrce will b* the taslvtolenon toOletm of
at* Weataen talrtstiveettlemeW should continue to bs glvea ahowever, wah continued auerritta pressur* to taove nravtbttone for-ward Those Nlaertsa* would bs reluctant to an
awtaafosTaaahna^
bene* lor peaeeful WCth-mU roDspK TW al* reluctsat to as* ancther Asacas-trp* dvil war and th* threatuswipuau cool motahoo. Nonet heir. Ihey bebrvv th* poWblllly of future Cuban activity to rcthera Afrtca wtl spatr Western effort* to reach
The Naaatsaa* rrhsctsesrjy fssoogassa that rut African skates Bare* th* tight to arena) foreign troops to brJp peeserva their setrrtorlal IrsteagnV. Most are unhappy over the present* of say foreign troops In Africa, aad prefer to as*ttbskaw* whsa
confoct. Ne-rrla did rot approve ofr. for Soviet end Cuban help, but Somalimade it palatable. Ugot did frwas time to tun* nprea private cosaara over th*nfusion of Soviet anna sad Cuban troops Inid not d*art fill in of Rs own asedastton rf fort
f*e
bs enssWag a. aaah**rseartanl to coa-desna pubUcty the uae oferson rrl lo prfsrrv. th* territoryellow member of th* Oraantatton of Affltan Unity As for AnsssK th*an thst tha rob of the Sssvbts and
of th* MPLA to power aad wtsfaas rrswdawt Neto* rid of tbrm Ntp.iasn.oe. tone to accrpt ther**seao> toa nfcfMsrr for defenselh*outh Airksuvbached UNITA force* and I* eaeauudsto Ajawhsall Sath Atrtaut MPLA rata** the NhBsrisaa are nol Uhtty toh* Sovfet-Cahaei tsmro-cueuly.
Cbsee to bowse, the Nlgsrlaas are more sswtfttve to Sovtot aad Cuba* sctlvt* They view the Soviet and
concern. Ic*ie. fearing that Coteas* snsgbl be usedase for labrfertog to Nigerian towrml affaln during tha bassMon toub.
Views of th* UStt In th*ontort ha
of arrtcdy btbleeal rehstissa.* was* rehsbvatV aVd* tsasa th* USSR.
Visas Naascisa* look priowxuy to th* US and West rm Earop* for trade, aid. and investnient. Theylh* USSR as aa ncraasoraury sari ul Wastras-os sf
Thai i
tohask.
West aad hero* |hw tkehrredibility. OwoU. Sorkrt ecoooenic prnetrstton tasdto mcde* Th* Soviets sceount for waseccant of total fcretca trade with Ntorna at turwsd to the Savbts ta taussg yoars for
and stalflm of an oil biasing Insttrota, iwrocttwooa with other ODustrta* tohuawd sterlnd uaatiinUuetaninrowwrr. relsttvetr hnJe to show told steelsavswano* toth*
Foe ih*oe^tttor* aaav be snot* favcnble ft* moderi tncreasea In Soviet economic perwtratton. Ntoeria'a stecHalag oil pcedwrtton and rsvenoss, sod bwdgMary sualerlty pR*eetod at hast Qarwagh ftscstlt/7g, artB ossb* th* NlgrrissB to daa*
"tth Nkjerts's recent icnortK* to work awl state-to-alar* eccrwciuc arraiaarsistTjta. could provideoooortuMtW (or Sovtrt Oom. Th* arew unUrh- to toad toat WeMera aspens* |
TeoVJ.al/roWien TraJatogNfcertsns cseady prefer Waataea decree* and Irene led trsinlr*.
no adherent* to anyIdeology In either the riding mintary council ce the olfkers corpshai nay ba th* nsnsk of th* aawerd ssnhrvsJssst* of th* offken cent toward Ntoertsi bsteBeclwah. bsrsudtag boraestiuwn srsrtdkts, who aenersDr view the asifltary wilh disdain and fed tbey are less well educated and
Thaeta, accorded ndamef. email numbers of rrrhnlod rralnee* under the maarir*tralntan program that Ntorna reread* bunched la ocopeealloa with areeed foretan couMrta* aepecwJry rhe US TVee are lewer than TOO NtorrUn student* to aH Conmunut count riser mot* In th* US alce*.
e^ceastv* deperdenca on vry one sourcehe* HVB to rraard ihe USSRore
an* hav* not forauRe* lhal the US and Britain refused to aril fighter* during th* Mbpnian cMl war. while th* Soviet*act fee -Urn Ntoertoa* ere ttil r. rrlhee* k. how-vet.> aseret b* lh. Nkjerkns AJr Foro. today that,round* Weatorn fhfhter aircraft a
Ntaerlna* sho sasws an tW twed to divsestfy a*
.artery ef Loauauka LumulJy the US, the UK. India, and thewhkh Ntoarla pay* In cash. Advanced staff training foe rmndnrdiNtorrtao of Been ywady ta th* Unshed States sad the UK h
ta elsw snoe*such training at horns and has ta US sssbstonoa to deettonisa lh* Nlterlan defens* academyd(ng Institutton. TW. sea onlyoilitary mm the USSR ta Ntorrts ta with MtC-ll pUot rralalac and assst of tho small number of Ntoarisn mltttary trainee* In the USSR sr. being trslswd to maintain the aircraft. Th* Nigerians *r*Kh the quality of ear foeo* training provided byh* Inch ofaWHr. advisers, and certainly -lib th* racial sltkDoV*,
of s
serum who payMted peraonsJ iwnsrna malar pouticel feces
<>thooosroUbfy be lonslihiHl to b* ender direct Soviet lnf>urnre or control.torasall fracOoa of the Nbserisn Ml AorEJite fkPsrcttsVt
r sa Ntonisa contrlbuto to lh* prosochUM orVwUooo of Us*left, bwta avvJrooe that taw neto IL They are drownedabble of
from Nigeria's usdkjroow.it Ms Soviet
igrUftonkdkt-
outcry taver Western cwwitkr, to rvoogr-tioo of the MPLA au,*mawut csf Aassaks5 aad own-9 ofHeadtat*. .ho bsched tfa* MPLA wnismut sajsinst Its Smsth Afrt-osn-sided rtvak
on tbe that krt year dree for err. rata Theyhai wouU hava caOedarat to basckJkt state iRtowwrafori
Looking toward civlhan rub,aoriatW-OfkmUu party built around1 mrtma will probably raaa ta alUaacaaaurracwi OMuaOauararatt part*.arr ahrty laimited tore* In NWeetan potato, though the base af
fBQlKWMalCftXitV
omv may provide bftbt pokiMim with Kane ajeator ammunition ta political oaropaapung The major par-rbt tag* wfl etweta> kaaed prtnctpaJJr on rthrar and rvgtonel appeal and act on tiwtr phikaccaVp. There have been aome pubbc la Ntoarta that tha bftbt laborforaaertv
WFTU-iffllbtod group among theomponent anlone tkat naako up tha new central NMarrlaa labor oraauuaaoon. the Naprrtan Labor CmahuuU unite with aocialMb toaawlicaJ party. The
Hon of tha Naprrtanajia wear, itraa to Forbidormal Linkup. While axtalktacan count on private potttieaJ support froaa Irfnat trade unions, the US Eenbavr doabb thai lha asrtohats couldccrncaJ eaarriaga with tha oath* Nkarrbn Later Coareaa. whose wadro-
* I
emographic data
N
cWrot-tt dau
thepcceaat Africa aad the toath no.
for
A NfcjMta* rtaaargjaijriia. wrirtog to tha Leave
DnJ,hi ft ho
to hoa baas.
ItttogMB-rafha sahaBaat*mm) mml
n ih- world Birth and death ibtaattca ara onbinhed rrguliTlv onh- for Lagcs tod are noiof akaoa af Afnea. Ihe real of lha ooancrr. Than ara bo reliableroai which to flV
that3 ceneui wai ovtmewBkrtitodruchlllkn and thai tha
tBon to tho aorth than to thaII ahowad that eroralcant of lha1 Hon pec- la) fctred to tha rnwderntnanlh, Moaltoiurc that mmo tha
T4arto IJto ata. of tor al of
b trowtoiotoafata wtoch wll dowbe. tha pco-k, TVa cwrrwat erwda berthxl roar.tho sato Bml mm
aaarty tBwBaa Beitoia lb
alm from UrJtedOta than. .LN TW erewth istoka
1COOOQOOO to tha 'warty' .MB (ara.
btoBwPM
Few efrBtohv
I (OHt rawrryl Taawaerh rstob tbehtghoea. ahcarnwatty to ratoa for aaeat Weal Af rtoaa LoaaUlaa Ihaa twice the rata for Uw United
to corcaraad -rth (ha raotd growth aaaj
go
ocennlrH family pUnnlm boHarvha aocnom, ,
etbaa.enonaifcrunaal ba>srrtoua
problem for lhand bttkt educated, auaed and attntablfed wcrfcan an. ta
at lha
towm0 or
II in*
dbaar hu*rr.mhv
af Laanc waatochadta* aseaartn, a
ram eun mxm . Thavetbar eJ**a
an* uuese trau iuur unlet
Tiatt eaiii men
bora In 1BTS
e
Ago Structure
that ot other Ml* of lha
AboutanThe
mat ta the UaeM* !
The ManrUui pooulalkav ha* ir*oajthfd oa* popukabononoW IS vwan ei Injnre far lha Ua*s*t&
i ami rYojacnan aftwaartaa Naa**im by
9
al of (he new
leartana
The Labor Force TheNt
achooh,rom Ihe
RHo tho taboretaach vear, map
lha
rom tha
of lha
Mo* of the anemploytd ro (ho
of ibe-omen marri Of the roat,
the unrmr^red each veer, are unfiled raral youth, who
7*
CONOMIC CONSlDflUTrONS
hlrsJbl* forest* pokey Ntoseis bee.us* of Rs cm* km cinewmn would be coo coMl* to Nbprrte for Lawn to twduoe or CM off oil shipments escept for th* rrsort dlr* political rrsjom. To* inefulneas cfolmod toolirrthee reduced over the nrrt several you*bse-ru'i ioqgir**jruO for oil iimtol Incense ta*.
DMO a*o th*
ora ofofcuydeptesasd and food
Ecorwrwk Setting
casssiiit ha* ptoarrauJonebly well once the onert of oil produrtton two yean Prior to Indepciydeno*O. Led by petroleum etctor (tevclopcarut aadJ ootsSlisatn. rood pertonnance la aarksakura, realyowtheroral dwrbai thertOs. Teaapornry dwnneknw oMwed by th* Bairns*
- th* kat emend had0 Nt*erW, prwwwt<h>
Ptodwot (CDff)btlhonar capita income of aeariy Mon Conw-cruently. although backward by OPEC standards, lb* coontry ranks amooa the mWldln-lncomeVs and moks hhth aasoeuj African rwlghbors.
Wld. tbe fourfold lh* Ntoerssa Cover
at the payments surplus Quietly lered th*
k btlltoo tobanae Despite the**
dw
M tow to* -ill feebrom ol)ik Urban dwaflen uon, corrupt ton, and poor brio* conditions, mnklno militaryt the
military ettto
of
_ tb. bast oflodwcrlaaaed Wsstoss Arabiaessrew ofay farbn^bbaj spororinistery halfNtoarta'i erports rVeroirurnihe NtasrtanIns forvroaat of CDP.eroral ef eschnnae raurnlnsa, sadercent ef
CON
illion bsrreh par dayhe'end of this century.
k^rl of vitalaa peasant regtassfloarad anoil power thet baa placed severe strains on aunnaawat reiltiiss* with -tat paaaaaaaalcom-paniea. Lagos ana Iwpnaaf pressWtton ceiltagi an most of tba otMlrldk In many cases, these crtbnap see so bar lhat areas are tstoducis* at sssseassosnsc krvek la others, the rnshscsd Row rat* al eaaalng weQa to become clogged -lib sand. effect in* their productive capacity. Until recently, the syyverrunaent 'ocuaed Its pricing efforts on nuniintiine per-bsmi revenue* throoafa several unilateral prior Increaaas that made Nigerian ail among tha mosttensive of tbe crudes produced bv asernbees of the Casssslaattcs of IMrole-uns>Eiportlnc Countrisseaapasry profn during much ofssriod homed sroondarrel, which offnwed was tnadeausie Intrni rt flowsoatrtchla.
NBBerts Is (ergs* da* septet rWucBon eapadty has decliaaj fraansaaDtoob/cLa rwasfeh*f proper revtts* aneinte-nance to prevent wafb from sandbag opf itrwha^nd unrnUl without
na eoough new v^ trn^orxtsnoo. In addition. Legos hai bora bit bard by the increased svsilsbittry
of cbnaper North See and Alaskan otl and ha* fatted to keep pare with prlosycom-peri tors, part leu ladyonthlyslipped from an svesrge of IIast year too March, th* hswsa* to ssorv than
Sue*th* gnhs* tndiosi.d
thaiinally com log aroundvar* prsgrnanc petroleum pe*cv Lagos that atlssagtod to art cal Investment on the move again byackage of Increased taa writeoffs and other financialto eipand oil company operations and to speed upf hash-cost offshoreere recently. It haaore fVslble od pairing pobcv designed to boost sales and sUbUis* company
LM UsfstagatrtRB that YOfLci TTsif klH
ha* cut prtees twins dab yes* and Isdwomsnt to cwnowwrs who rsass Usetr Uft-beyond tk*or th*S
P*?rtOaaai UCf asfsfj taattuJ^l C p-gTll CaJbtJ flfftVt
f th* dstftaa ta od esmaets, peildeJ sam* major probbme are overcoenek Current plan* call lor building on* LNC facilityapacity of 1bilbo*tiU fart per day aad an estimated prte* tog8 billion. Foreign od companies psrtldpabng to the prefect are to provide one-third of th* coat, but they are hesttant to put up their share wMhoutfkind. The companies antkipatoan aasncistod with th* return of civilianpa has sho been unable to secure firm orders for the LNC.ounting on the US to become th* sol* market for lh* LNC es ports, but the US administration's energy program may wefl hold US purchases below what Logo* has to mud. Nigeria could be nportng LNC3 tf all lb* obstacle* are removed within tbe nest six
to OPEC aa one of Its
Nigeria ord OPEC
tNaaaCfte YtffWI
ain aba too martmbr Ma od revenues, and rts pouey. under the Obastroo regime, has been to press foe the bigbret possible oil priors. In view of prospects for only matted increases ta oU pi*odurtifrO urlrowlncmenb to maintain eeooosalc growth, Lagos can bo expected to support maximum oil prtoas.
Loyalty to OPEC sad tbe beghssbpaa to
from selling od al concessions ry prices to other Afrt-osn oansgrtas to whyupport for Rs chuns to oontlnrubd tasde**hn> Th* only reactvertsis pejtsetpste Inpecial elli Urh Usidint?iof)tB| wxtfttrtrt In ft rmm nci-Pgi lr>-crassad oil Import bUb.
Ahbough Nigeria fuSy supports OPEC, It has es-pressed dissatuf action with nstenbera atWode* toward sub-Saharan Africa, Lagosartlcukdy |ssm-dked view of tho sctMtic* of radical Arab stale* to black Afrtca. especially those of Libya and Alanrta. which ax* regarded as potontbl competitors forIn Africa. Recently. Nagtrta ha* begun to compbto that the Arab states haveended as much support to southern Africa's struggle forrsd* ss Afrtca has for the Arab pcagubn ta Use
Nigeria's agricuhural sector srlH not pkk ap th* sndripated slack In od earnings. Indeed, seryn nsral esport earnings will depend largely on favor-rather than Increased oatput.
ofthe
VaaJ
Nbwrt-B
THE NIGERIAN ARMED FORCES AND INTERNATIONAL PEACEKEEPING
ot lh* Nloarto* Armed Fo-c.
TV Ntorrtanx*m, the War* lo bwct
bat do Mt have tho ossatblhEtoi laiitnwnc* ar*ltnuoprrt for roXalnodhoush poorly qualified torae Uwaiuapoacc*jeplna force, tha wed forces ere eapa-
bf* OafOt* AaftW bwlttwantCaf
tha os* steadyha Unitedorces at Labsooo (liMHU.
Tha Nb*ttaoerce dewo. (Evss tho Nbjarkn* mbhe met Am.odkwbe* tho lath of Brpaaaiiltoa aadhich cha/atteeljaa tha form) Thaaacalty aa Infantry fort* ecsjentsed toto fournafor rsortaraianonad to reduce lha ato* of theidt* anottlty and other capabakks bar bees sash* war for arvrral yean, but Ka aflaek a> far have bat* very Hat aad
Althoapbncvln* to phase out obaokeeent Itemi and upgrade tha quality of lb Imenfory, lhaappfi ofaadrorraDyfor ft*rta'l abilfty to support Rsceafty praetor*mfwd. and mo* anas aad rqulpenent ara purr ha ad (rasa Britain and lha USSR. Weapcaa on hand Include Scorpion Ibpw tanks; Saracenuaaiil carrt-ar* Panhard, SaladJn, and Ferrat anooredi tan and Usab drfesas ajialiii.
Ouo-ty of rVtorasd
becnene hahll.nl. il la ark* at the csprnse of lha puushaa, isaasajaa. ftrstteeady low. Tlikslia dark* reesat yaars has baa* btfud to aomeewrikas, aadw-alve oooapetlUfeprogrenLtsd training takes plsea
lootstics and Cega**sorlon
be rnoa*red to oovr aDTthtng mora lhan amO mm* ban of Nkwrtsn cms* asd their ossterkteaee-kaaptnsjeek's abtsty to trsnaport aad aupport lor iaowf toed prkaarOy to the Ak ForesiadT/tS akeraft aepgis-nsesSad bp chnl akeraft. WhsVtSOs have psrrarsaadk* to hi Bag0 Zh-
acd Taaaaato la msd-lOT. and then to aaakrk* cMl aircraft to tranaportlngt Infantry BartaJton and lb eqslpnaent to Leceaon, ssajor probbcsal of lha ar-sre puotas aialbldki of oafy area ssa*fkd eras* to ftr bath lha c- iso. sadas
The Nary.sswal pabolot espabls of cnra^jbaftog to traop IraiBpnrl ar eaoport aebrtttos tfnra hk oss hpstoapsrdka.
Aflnowgh the ArsayB eeyreadt iWi ipiHg toopktk rrstosi aba*U Uaebd Stotss Ansy loskboi wlnsihi series* probwwa for mmt tlm to tmm, Inept aahwknance naraonwd asd poor rapak practice,asheepoaa and iqaipsaiaS laheealdapiwalaa al any one nana. For inspli. the Ntoarwa Anspwehs fross lbs Ueekd Skaea. batbort than oar haul ware tougaaabk or fliii.nlln.ii and theoeyeutlae malnteaancapeooaaWei ara toadauiwta to supportoe lan*cocBbat operabcaa
ANNEX F
the nigerian ministry of external affairs
Nbjrrland btrnrJ AfftinA) Ii
heeded byc.nasallyof the
Supreaw Ml Mary Coned (SMCX Iheodyrrwm Nlorrt* Tib) cwtWai Con Henry Adefop* Tbea-sbtsdareer Maff WadrdWM Secretary. Tbe ranklns civil rervanl wlihto Ihe Mlak> Iry, (he Permanent Secretary irrvra ai brad of Ihe Ministry's Ctrl) errvtce nUbJtuWrrfhe chief aoVber ha dbt ei inkier Theeha Utrete* Theivided tab)eta Hons, whkh appear la the Nknrian Office Directory at foeewc
Protocoll nWri Hon Department Economic Depaitiuent Consular end Leans iBpertaaeol Pasaport Sectton (Mernal Llalaon Unit Intcrnanond OpaoUaikon Departmawt Idortvasttas and Cahvral Pa part mat European Deuaitiassl Pllertmase Coramknon Autrricas Department Alia andartmeot Oi atuaa CccnwigrataOcna Branch Interna] Audit
There are approalmetrry QO prufcaalie ada/guas> proferatanab ta ihe MEA Make poller daxistane ambv the ayataraad MEA dfkkh, but thereadlvkhasb ta the MEA. ranstae from hbh to mktdk level who are Involved In the polkymakins area. (That number excludes members nf these departments concamrd wtth tatarasi mm4 sshsbaktrinfnctJoat)
These acrenrmembers ssost Involved ta feeekm poller decktom attendedooh la the United (liwdom.en, Okaarhaa Obaaeato. Chalrsaen of theam Thaophlkai T.isay Chkf of Staff: asd Brts Shwho Tw'AoW. Chkf of Staff, Sap. erne Haedouancra. MEA Pemanant Secretary Ohasba. was edneskd ta Ihe United Stales and has an advanced daapss ta
aaskwhsid The ton faefhsrntta) MCA
member, who have seen) Input Into ptCkymailne tdocsbd primarily In Nl
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