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General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Accord GENERAL AGREEMENT ACCORD GENERAL SUR ON TARIFFS AND LES TARIFS DOUANIERS TWELVE/4/feev.l TRADE ET LE COMMERCE TU October 1957 Special Distribution CONTRACTING PARTIES PARTIES CONTRACTANTES Twelfth Session Douzième Session LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES**- LISTE DES REPRESENTANTS** Revision AUSTRALIA Representatives Dr. W.A. Westerman, O.B.E. Deputy Secretary, Department of Trade, Leader of delegation Mr. E.P. IlcClintock First Assistant Secretary, Trade and Industries Division, Department of Trade, Deputy Leader of delegation. *Mr. O.A. Jockel Permanent Representative to the European Office of the United. Nations Mr. J.ff. Richardson Deputy Assiatant Secretary, Commercial Policy Branch, Trade Policy Division, Department of Trade Dr. R.J. Whitelaw Acting Assistant Secretary, Financial and Economic Policy Branchf Department of the Treasury Mr. J.T. Smith Trade Relations Adviser, Office of the High Commissioner in the United Kingdom Wife present Mr. M.W. Oakley Head, Policy Secretariat, Department of Primary Industry Changes to this list should be reported in writing to the Conference Office A,660« ** Toute modification qu'il y aurait lieu d'apporter à cette liste devra être signalé par écrit au bureau de la Conférence A.660. TWELVEA/Rev.l Page 2 AUSTRALIA (continued) • Representatives Mr. D.J. Pekin Tariff Policy Officer, Tariff Divison, Department of Trade Joint Secretaries of the Mr. J.H.W. Dean delegation Tariff Revision Officer, Tariff Division, Department of Trade Mr. W.R, Lawson Chief Tariff Officer, Department of Customs and Excise, *Mr. N.S. Currie Permanent Mission to the European Office of the United Nations Secretaries Miss 0, Harrison Miss D. Atkins AUSTRIA Ministerial representative Dr. Fritz Bock Federals -Mi nijrber .for^Trafie—and Reconstruc-tlon~- Representatives Dr, Heinz Standenat Counsellor of Legation, Federal Chancellery, Department of Foreign Affairs, Leader of delegation Dr. Emanuel Treu Counsellor of Legation, Federal Chancellery, Department of Foreign Affairs, Alternate Leader of delegation Dr. Heinrich Simonet Ministerialrat, Ministry of Trade and Reconstruction Dr. Friedrich Buchta MinisterialsekretUr, Ministry of Trade and Reconstruction Wife present TWELVE/VRev.l Page 3 AUSTRIA (continued) Re pre se ntative s Dr. Elisabeth Fluck Wirtschaftsrat, Ministry of Trade and Reconstruction Dr, Hans Dworzak Ministerialrat, Ministry of Finance Dr. Franz Manhart MinisterialsekretUr, Ministry of Finance Dr. Ernst Palisek MinisterialoberkommissMr, Ministry of Finance Dr. N, Grachegg MinisterialsekretSr, Ministry of Agriculture Mr. N, Marsch Amtsrevident, Federal Ministry of the Interior Dr. Rudolf Martins Federal Chamber of Commerce Dr. Friedrich Wondré Chamber of Labour Dr. Otto Wanke Chamber of Labour Dr, Alexander Reichmann Sektionschef A.D., Central Board of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture Dr. N, Parti Central Board of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture Secretary Mrs. Gertrud Zucker r TWELVE/4/Rev.l \ Page 4 BELGIQUE Représentant ministériel S.E.M. Henri Fayat Ministre du Commerce extérieur Représentants S.E. M. P.A. Forthomme Ambassadeur extraordinaire et plénipotentiaire, Administrateur-Directeur Général du Commerce extérieur, Président de la délégation M, Guy Stuyck Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce extérieur, Vice-Président de la délégation Membres* M.J. Doumont Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce extérieur *M.S, Taloen Ministère des Affaires économiques M.G. Mostin Ministère de l'Agriculture *M,A. Dubois Ministère des Finances M,R. De Hidder Ministère des Colonies M.P. Cloes Ministère des Colonies M,M. Op de Beeck Ministère des Colonies •*M,J, Roelandts Banque Nationale de Belgique M.M. Malbrecq Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce extérieur Mlle A. Manderlier Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce extérieur Mlle S. Vanhorenbeeck Ministère des Affaires étrangères et du Commerce extérieur Accompagné de son épouse TWELVE/4/Etev.l Page 5 BRAZIL Ministerial representative H.K, Mr. José Maria Alkmim Minister for Finance Re pre se ntative s H0E. Mr. Henrique de Souza-Gomes Ambassador, Leader of the Permanent Delegation in Geneva, Head of delegation Mr. Valentim F. Bouças President of the Consultative Committee for GATT Affairs Parliamentary advisers Mr. Oliveira Brito Member of Parliament Mr. Daniel Faraco Member of Parliament Mr, Oscar Passos Member of Parliament Mr. George Galvao Member of Parliament Members #Mr0 Alfredo Teixeira Valladao First Secretary of Embassy, Member of the Permanent Delegation in Geneva •KMr. Olyntho Pinto Machado Bank of Brazil Mr. José Octavio Knaack de Souza Ministry of Finance #Mr. Clovis Washington *Mr, Mario Guarana de Barros Technical advisers #Mr. Antonio Patriota Third Secretary of Embassy, Member of the Permanent Delegation in Geneva ' Miss Marina Vasconoellos Third Secretary of Embassy Secretaries Mrs. Maria Lemos Bastos Mrs, Maria Madalena McDowell Reinhoeffer Wife present TWELVE/4/Rev.l Page 6 BURMA Representatives H.E. Tharay Sithu U Hla Maung Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Yugoslavia U Saw Ohn Tin First Secretary •(Commercial), Embassy of the Union of Burma, London U Wan Tin Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Trade Development CANADA Ministerial representative The Hon. Gordon M. Churchill Minister for Trade and Commerce Representatives H.E. Mr. L.D. Wilgress Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the North Atlantic Council and to the ÛEKO, Chairman of delegation Dr. C.M. Isbister Department of Trade and Commerce, Vice-Chairman of delegation Mr, S.S. Reisman Department of Finance, Vice—Chairman of delegation Members Mr. CF. Wilson Department of Trade and Commerce Mr. L.R. Younger Department of National Revenue «Mr. Geo.H. Glass Director, Tariffs, Department of Finance Mr. M. Schwarzmann Department of Trade and Commerce •«Mr. R.E. Latimer Department of Trade and Commerça Mr. W, Lavoie Department of Trade and Commerce Mr, J. Warren Wife present Department of External Affairs TWELVE/4/Ftev.l Page 7 CANADA (continued) Members Mr, W.F. Stone Department of External Affairs Mr. L.C. Howey Department of External Affairs Mr. G.J. Dobson Department of Agriculture «Mr. M.G. Clark Department- of Finance Secretary of delegation Mr. James C. Quinn Canadian legation, Prague Secretaries Mrs. V. Waldorn Department of Trade and Commerce Miss G0 Thomson Department of Finance Miss A. Snoothy • Canadian-JFterroanexdbuiiission CEYLON Ministerial representative -«-The Hon. R.C-„ Senanayake Minister for Commerce and Trade Re pre s e ntative H»Ee Sir Claude Ccrea High Commissioner in the United Kingdom, leader of delegation Alternate representatives Mr. WoJcAo van Langenberg Permanent Secretary} Ministry of Commerce and Trade; Alternate leader of delegation Mr„ K.P.G. Perera Deputy Director of Commerce Mr. E3C.S0 Paul Deputy Director of Industries Mr% L„J, Mariadason Commercial Attaché. High Commission in the United Kingdom Wife present IVJELVB/A/Rev»! Page 8 CEYLON (continued) Alternate representative Mr, M,P» Perera Central Bank Secretary of delegation Mra H.J,C. Pieries High Commission in the United Kingdom CHIIK Ç꣣e^2.riiâtiY^£> H.E. Mr, Fernando Garcfa-Oldini Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary in Switzerland, Leader of delegation Miss Vivian Shwartz Under-Secretary of Finance Mr. Juan Enrique Merino Sales Chief, Chilean Nitrate Corporation Mr» Guillermo Gacitua-Letelier Chief of the Italian Office, Chilean Nitrate Corporation Alternate^ representative Miss Leonora Kracht Secretary of Embassy, Member of the Permanent Delegation to the European Office of the United Nations CUBA Mimsterdal representative H„E, Dr. Gustavo Gutierrez '< Minister without Portfolio of the Government of Cuba, President of the National Council of Economics ~e P^esentative H.E. Dr. Andres Vargas-Gomez Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Director of International Economic Affairs, Ministry of State Alternate reoresentatives *H.E, Dr. Enrique Perez-Cisneros Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Adviser, Direction of International Economic Affairs, Ministry of State Wife present TWELVE/4/Etev.l Page 9 CUBA(continued) Alternate representatives *Dr, Enrique Camejo-Argudxn Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, Permanent Delegate to the international orgàniyations in Geneva Mrs. Maria Teresa de la Campa Economic Counsellor, Ministry of State *Dr. Ovidio Martinez Commercial Attaché, Ministry of State Dr. Ruben Ortiz-Lamadrid Economist Mr. Rene Monserrat Economist, National Bank of Cuba Dr, Jose' A. Guerra Technical Adviser,Cuban Sugar Institute CZECHOSLOVAKIA Ministerial.. representative Mr. Jaroslav Kohout Deputy Minister for Foreign Trade, Head of delegation Representative Mr. Karel Svec Head of International Division, Ministry of Foreign Trade, Deputy Head of delegation Members Mr, Miroslav Jiraska Ministry of Foreign Affaire Dr. Otto Benes Ministry of Foreign Trade Mr. Julius Hajek Ministry of Finance Dr. Karel Fiala Ministry of Foreign Trade \if e present ÎWBLVEAA»V.I Page 10 CZECHOSLOVAKIA (continued) Members Mr. Jan Muzik Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dr, Miluse Vilxmska! Ministry of Foreign Trade *Mr. Ivan Sronek Permanent Mission to the Europeaa Office of the United Mations Secretary Miss Helena Cerna DENMARK Ministerial representative Mr. Jens Otto Krag Minister for Foreign Economic Relations Representative Mr. Erling Kristiansen Assistant Under-Secretary of State,» Ministry of Foreign Affaira, Head of delegation Alternate representatives Mr. Jens Christensen Counsellor of Legation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
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