UNITED NATIONS Disk. GENERAL S/778Il./Add.5 JECURITY 13 Junk 1966 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/FRENCH/ RUSSIAN/SPANISH
_. REPORT BY THE SECRETARY-GENERALIN PURSUANCEOF RESOLUTION 232 (1966) ADOPTED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL AT ITS 134OTHMEETING ON 16 DECmER 1966
Addendum
Note: The present addendum covers the information received byhe Secretary-General since the issuance of the last addendum (S/778l/Add.4) in response to the notes he had addressed to States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies pursuant to resolution 232 (1966). On 11 March 1968, the Secretary-General addressed a further note to States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies in connexion with the provisions of resolution 232 (1966) of 16 December ,1966. The text of this note is reproduced in annex A. The relevant substantive portions of replies to this note and to his earlier notes of 17 December 1966 and 13 January 1967 are reproduced in annex B.
This addendum also contains an analysis of the statistical data furnished by States in accordance with resolution 232 (1966) and in response to the Secretary-General*s,notes of l-7 December 1966 and 13 January 1967. Annex C presents, in tabular form, the statistical material mentioned above.
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Trade of Southern Rhodesia
The data made available to the Secretary-General by the reporting ;1 countries (see annex 3) show that the total imports into these countries from I Southern Rhodesia amounted to about $U&O million ih 1967 (compared with $330 million in the year 1965). In evaluating this figure in relation to ‘I resolution 232 (Lg66), it may be noted that the implementation of the resolution necessarily took different forms in different countries, that shipments were already en route in December 1966 and that goods in bond in some countries appear in the statistics Long after their arrival in the importing countries, The countries accounting for the greater part of the imports of $40 million were the Federal Republic of Germany ($16.0 million), United States ($6.5 million), Switzerland ($3.9 million), Portugal ($5 m3 million), Metherlands ($2.4 million), 3eLgium-Luxembourg ($2.0 million), France ($L.l million) and Japan ($1.3 million); where explanations of these imports are available they are shown in the notes to the tables of the annex. The reporting countries were, in 1965, the recipients of 79 per cent of Southern Rhodesia's exports, the remainder of which went almost entirely to Malawi and South Africa. In the absence of statistical reports from these two countries for the period under review, it is not possible, at present, to evaluate this part of the total trade. Exports of the reporting countries to Southern Rhodesia amounted to about $54 million in I-967 (compared with $187 million in the year 1965). The countries accounting for the greater part of these exports were Japan ($13.6 million), Federal Republic of Germany ($12.3 million), Netherlands ($4.7 milllon), F rance ($4.0 million), United States ($3.8 million) United Kingdom ($2.9 million), Belgium-Luxembourg ($1.9 million), Switzerland , ($1.9 million), Portugal ($1.8 million), Australia ($1.4 million), Italy " ($1.3 million), and Austria ($1.3 million); as in the case of zmports, this trade involves considerations of the timing of export contracts and the recording of shipments. The reporting countries were, in I-965, suppliers of 68 per cent of the imports of Southern Rhodesia, the remainder of which Came principally from South Africa, MalawS, Mozambique and Iran for which countries statistical data are not yet available for review. English ’ Page 3
Specific commodity groups Imports from Southern Rhodesia into the reporting countries of the eleven commodity groups specified in resolution 232 (l-966), paragraph 2 (s), amounted to $35 million in 1967 (compared with $253 million in the year 196~)~ The most important of these commodities is tobacco, Southern Rhodesian exports of which amounted to $132 million in 1965. Normally, Southern Rhodesian exports of tobacco account for approximately 13 per cent of world exports of all raw tobacco and over 25 per cent of flue-cured tobacco, It has been possible to analyse the data for this commodity more conclusively than is possible for any of the other aggregates in the situation where comprehensive information for all trading nations is not available. The recorded imports of the reporting countries amounting to $8.9 million were explained by Netherlands ($2.3 million), Switzerland ($1.1 million), Belgium-Luxembourg ($2 .O million), the Federal Republic 0% Germany ($2.3 million), and Portugal ($0.6 million) as having been, in some cats&s, bonded stores of earlier date. In these circumstances, an analysis was made of sources of supply of the main tobacco markets to ascertain how the fairly stable consumption of flue-cured tobacco had been maintained in the absence of Southern Rhodesian supplies. The analysis revealed that the former consumers of Southern Rhodesian crop had, in 1967, met their requirements partLy by an expansion of imports from the United States. In 1967 their imports from the United States amounted to $415 million compared with $310 miLlion in 1965. The United States exports of flue-cured tobacco ihcreased from $299 million in 1965 to $403 million in 1967, This increase ih United States exports was confirmed by the corresponding recorded figures of the importing countries. While the United States Large surplus stocks of tobacco enabled the increased demand to be met without significant upward Pressure on world tobacco Prices, it was more expensive however for the former
consumers of Rhodesian tobacco to change their source of supply “CO the United States because the prices of the United States tobacco have been traditionally higher. In 1965, the United. States export unit value (average price) for flue-cured tobacco, unstemmed, was 79 US cents per pound (stemmed, 110 cents)
as compared with the Rhodesian export price of 49 US Cents. The increase of $104 million in United States exports of flue-cured tobacco between 1965 English Page 4
and 1967 mentioned above, therefore, represented an increase in quantity of . only 77 million pounds as compared with 266 million pounds which was the amount formerly provided to the world market by Southern Rhodesia (I-965). With exports of flue-cured tobacco by Canada and India at more or less the same level in both 1965 and 1967 (L40-150 million pounds), it was clear that exports from these countries did not contribute to fiLling the gap. Part of.the short-fall was in fact filled by a drawing down of tobacco stocks in certain countries. The stock of unmanufactured tobacco at the end of 1967 in the United Kingdom, for instance, was reduced to 435 million pounds from a level of 520 million pounds at the end of 1365 thus accounting for 85 million pounds of the short-fall. Increased imports from four Asian countries (Indonesia, China, Thailand and South Korea) accounted for a further 44 million pounds. The conclusion which the analysis indicates in therefore that the markets formerly supplied by Southern Rhcdesia have met their requirements to the extent of 77 million pounds by increased imports from the United States, by reducing stocks by 85 million pounds and by increased imports from four Asian countries of 44 million pounds. There is consequently a gap of approximately 60 million pounds (value about $30 million) which remains to be investigated in relation to stock changes in countries for which stock data are not yet available. ' The next most important export commodity is asbestos, Southern Rhodesian exports of which amounted to $30 million in 1965. In 1967, the recorded imports Of' the reporting countries amounted to $3.3 million (compased with $25 million in the year 1965). This amount was accounted for mainly by the Federal Republic of Germany ($1.9 million) and the United States ($0.9 million). The United States explained its imports as shipments before 16 December 1966, the effective data of resolution 232 (1966). It may be noted that imports of the reporting Countries from South Africa, an important prorfJ,ucer of asbestos, have increased to an amount of $55 miLLion in 1967 ( compared with $40 million in the year 196 1. Japan imported $10.5 million from South Africa in ~967 (compared with $4.5 million in 1965) and the United Kingdom, $12.7 million (compared with $8.2 million in 1965). It will be noted that prior to 1966 South Africa had been exporting asbestos at a steady level (e.g., during 1960~1963 at a Level s/773l/Acld.5 English We 5
Of abOLl% $35 d1~Ii.011 EIIlCl &Win& 1$64-~@5 of about; $39 million), Data for - l?eCen~ periods 011 iillpOl+3 illtO South Africa from Sou.thern Rhodesia a,re not available .
soutt1ern Rhodec ia ' 5 CoPper exports in 1965 amounted to $18.3 miLLion.
Of th& amount, $10~6 ~I’Ij.~~ion Were eXpOrted to the Federal Republic of ~~~~~~~~ i,
$1.3 milkim to POlStlCf, $1.5 million to the United Kingdom, $1.4 milliol? to
Italy, $1 hLL:iOr~ '60 West Malaysian,, atld $2 miLLion Were distributed among
the other COLUl~lY~eS listed In the table on copper, Most of the reporting
countriec ::hoW~ il’l the tabI.e appear to ha,ve ceased to import copper from Southern Rhodesin 5.1~ l$]i?‘j’ . The Federal Republic of Germany has Provided data
Oil its tlande 5.11 1967 l-rhich have been of considerable help in this review. In
the case of cnpper, certain considerations of confidentiality have made it
KleCeSSary to utiLize published statistics from the Federal Republic of Germany for the tal;)Le in the annex. However, the possibility exists that certain
imports of copper into the Federal Republic of Germany amounting to $10 million in 3-967 were of Southern Rhodesian origin. This figure is taken from Commodity &ade Statistics, vol. XVII (United Nations document ST/STAT/SER.D/61) which shops imports of copper amounting to slightly over $10 million from undisclosed coutltries , There is reason to believe that these imports [email protected] in Southern Rhodes ia. The chief importer of Southern Rhodesiats chromite has been, traditionaLLY, the United States, to which Southern Rhodesia sent $5 million worth of chromite out of total exports of $10~7 million in 1.965. 1n l-967,, the United States imported $3.11. miLLion worth of chromite which was expLained bY the authorities as goods shipped from Southern Rhodesia before 16 December 1966, In 1965, Southern Rhodesia exported chromite to South Africa amounting to $3.7 million-
Data for recent periods on imports into South Africa from Southern Rhodesia are not available.
Other commodities export&. by Southern Rhodesia and mentioned in resolution 232 (lp&), paragraph 2 (t), are meat and meat Products, sugarJ hides~ skins and leather, iron ore and pig iron. Imports of these commodities into the reporting countries from Southern Rhodesia 5.n 1967 ammounted to Because of the small $8.5 million (compared. with $47 million in the Yea* lP65)* magnitude of the trade involved, no meaningful analysis is possible for these
Commodities at present. I . . . s/773- /Aad 4 English Page 6
Exports of the reporting countries to Southern Rhodesia of the four commodity groups specified in resolution 232 (1-966)~ paragraph 2 (c)-(y), namely, motor vehicles and their parts, petroleum products, crude petroleum, and aircraft and their parts, amounted to approximately $1.1 million in 1967 (compared with $35 million in the year 1965). Among the four commodity groups, motor vehicles and parts is the most important group. In 1967, the reporting countries exported $1.0 million of these commodities to Southern Rhodesia (compared with 33 million in the year 1965 > . As to petrOleUm supplies to Southern Rhodesia, no meaningful evaluation of the status is possible from the data reported by the reporting countries listed in the annex. The reason for this is that the traditional suppliers were countries in the Middle East region, none of which has as yet reported its data to the Secretary-General, It is known, however, that, following the closure of the only Southern Rhodesian refinery at Umtali in January 1966, no imports of crude petroleum are required. Iran, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were normal major suppliers of petroleum products not only to Southern Rhodesia but also to South Africa, Mozambique and Angola. Since South Africa in recent periods did not disclose countries of origin for its'petroleum impcrts (nor countries of distination for its petroleum exports) even approximate evaluation of the Southern Rhodesia petroleum situation in combination with that of South Africa is not possible without direct statistical information from their principal suppliers. The exports of petroleum products to South Africa listed in the annex which amounted to approximately $29 million in 1967’ (compared with $23 million in the year 1965) are mainly lubricating oils, greases, jelly and waxes. S/7781/Add. 5 English Annex A Page 1
PO 230 SORH (1)
ANNEXA Note dated 11 March 1968 from the Secretary-General addressed to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies
The Secretary-General presents his compliments to l ...... *...... and has the honour to refer to resolution 232 adopted by the Security Council on 16 December 1966 On the question concerning the situation in Southern Rhodesia, In operative paragraph 8 of the resolution, the Security Council called upon States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies to report t-0 the Secretary-General on measures each has taken in accordance with the provisions of operative paragraph 2 of the resolution, In operative paragraph 9 of the resolution, the Security Council requested the Secretary-General to report to the COUnCil 072 the progress of the implementation of the present resolution, the first report to be submitted not later than 1Maxch 1967. In pursuance of this resolution, the Secretary-General sent note NO* PO 230 SORH (1) of 17 December 1966 to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies requesting information on the measures taken by their Governments in accordance with the Provisions of the resolution. A reminder was sent on 20 March ~967. The substantive parts of the replies received from the States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies have been communicated bY the Secretary- General to the Security Council in documents s/7781 and addenda 2, 3 and 4. Further, in note NO. PO 230 SORH (1) of 13 January M', addressed to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies, the Secretary-General transmitted a CpeStiOnnaire On impOr%S and exports of the commodities listed in operative paragraph 2 of the Security Council resolution in order to facilitate the supply of uniform data bY 5Xates and to enable the Secretary-General to provide the Security Council from time t0 time with analyses of the progress of the implementation of the resolution with regard to trade in those commodities-
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The information received in response to this note has been analysed in the report submitted by the Secretary-General to the Security Council on 30 November 1967 (S/7781/Add.4). The Secretary-General wLshes to remind those States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies which have already sent reports on action taken in accordance with the provisions of operative paragraph 2 of the Security Council resolution 232 (1966) to send information on any further action which they may have taken, and to request those which have not yet sent reports to send them as SrJon as possible, so that he may communicate the information to the Security Council. The Secretary-General, moreover, would appreciate statistical data from all States Members of the United Nations or of the specialized agencies, as requested in his note of 13 January 1967, so that he may be enabled to provide the Security Council with more complete analyses of the progress of the implementation of the resolution.
11 March 1968 S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 1
ANNEX13 : Substantive parts of replies received from States Members -of ---the United Nations or of the specialized agencies -- to the --e---notes dated 17 December 1966 and 13 Januarv9rfrom -- the Secretary-General
BELGIUM /kiginal: Frenck7 ‘-2 April 1968
The Permanent Mission of Belgium informed the Secretary-General of the measures taken bY the Belgian Government in pursuance of resolution 232 (1966) by letters dated 15 February and 14 April1367. The letters were circulated as Security Council documents under the symbols S/7750 and s/7857 respectively. \ The Permanent Mission now has the honour to transmit to the Secretary-General 8 statistics covering the trade between UXBL and Southern Rhodesia and the total trade . of UEBL broken down by country of origin and destination, for the commodities referred to in resolution 232 (1966). These statistics, which relate to the months of January to December 1967, are submitted in accordance with the terms of note PO 230 SORH (1) of 13 January 1967. The Secretary-General will note that the statistics refer to the trade of Luxembourg and Belgium with Southern Rhodesia. Indeed Lwrembourg and Belgium form an economic union known as the Union Economique Belgo-Luxembourgeoise (mBL)> and they constitute a single territory so far as customs matters are concerned.
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. . . as already indicated in the Permanent Representative's note NO. lc~o/Sc 20, dated 15 February 1367, the Government of Burma has severed all political. and economic relations trith Southern Rhodesia. In these circumstances, therefore, the importing and exporting agencies in Burma, which are controlled by the Governrhent of Burma, have, in compliance with the requirements of security Council resolution 232 (1966), undertaken no trade of any nature whatsoever with Southern Rhodesia, S/778l/Add.5 English Annex B Page 3
BYELORUSSIAI' SOVIET SOCIALIST F03PUBLIC
/&iginal: Russia27 -9 April 1968 The position of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic regarding Security Council resolution 232 (1966) of 1.6 December 1966 was set out in detail in the Permanent Mission's note of 24 February 1967 and remains unchanged. The Byelorussian SSR is complying strictly with the decisions of the United Bations Security Council and General Assembly aimed at eliminating the racist Smith regime and giving the people of Zimbabwe independence. In accordance with the decisions of the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly concerning Southern Rhodesia, the Byelorussian SSR does not recognize the racist r&gime in Southern Rhodesia, does not maintain political, economic or other relations with it and is not providing it with assistance or support of any kind. The Byelorussian SSR supports the economic sanctions provided for in Security Council resolution 232 (1966) - which under the United Nations Charter are mandatory for all States - and will comply strictly with the terms of that resolution. The necessary steps have accordingly been taken to prevent Byelorussian exports from reaching Southern Rhodesia through third countries, in particular through the Republic of South Africa, Angola and Mozambique, and the Southern Rhodesian commodities listed in operative paragraph 2'0f the resolution from being imported into the Byelorussian SSR through third countries, in particular through the Republic of South Africa, Angola and Mozambique. The Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic expresses its solidarity with the people of Zimbabwe in their struggle for freedom and independence and its readiness to continue co-operating in the future with the African countries and other States in giving all possible support to the people of Zimbabwe in their just struggle. s/'i"j'Ql/~~d.5 English Annex B Page 4
CAMBODIA /&iginal: French_T -4 June 1968
. . . has the honour to state that the Royal Government of Cambodia, faithful to its anti-racist, anti-colonialist policy, will never recognize the regime which is rebelling against constitutional authority in Southern Rhodesia. It will not carry on with that illegal r6gime any economic relations of the type covered by resolution S/RI%/232 adopted on 16 December 1966. S/778l/Add.5 English Annex B Page 5
CAMEROON
/Original: Frenc&~ -30 April 1968 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already informed the Secretary-General, by its note No. 4287/CAB/DIPL/lC of 31 May 1967, of which a copy is enclosed herewith, of the measures promulgated by the Cameroonian Government against the illegal &gime in Southern Rhodesia. These measures remain in force and will continue to do so as long as the reason which prcmpted the Government to adopt them exists. : The Ministry would, however, like to draw the Secretary-General’s attention ” %O the complete ineffectiveness of the existing sanctions. The United Kingdom Government should, in accordance. with the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly and the Security Council, assume all its responsibilities towards the people of Zimbabwe and the international community. S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 6
CYPRUS /&iginal: Englis?T -18 March 1968
. . . wishes to inform him fihe Secretary-General7 that the above resolution has already been implemented by the Government of the Republic in a comprehensive rather than in a selective way as envisaged in the said Security Council resolution, in the way already analysed in the Ministry's note No. 60931/Ag24 of 3 February 1967, In this connexion, the Secretary-General may note additionally and characteristically that the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Cyprus, has, by its Decision No. '7504. of 22 February 1968, issued an Order, by virtue of article 3 of the Cyprus Ships (Prohibition of Cargo) Law No. 26 of 1.366, prohibiting the shipment by any Cyprus ship of any kind of cargo between the ports of any State if the cargo is destined to or has its origin from Southern Rhodesia. AS regards the questionnaire on imports and exports, contained in the Secretary-General's note No. PO 230 SORH (1) of 13 January 1967, the Secretary- General may note that the appropriate authorities of the Republic of Cyprus, to which the matter has again now been referred, will soon provide the statistical 'data requested.
DAHOMEY /&iginal: Frencg -10 April 1968
. . * Dahomey maintains no relations and has no trade ties with Southern Rhodesia@ :p. s/7781/Add* 5 English Annex B Page 7
ETHIO'!?IA Eriginal: Englisl$ 28 March 1368
- . . . the Ethiopian Government have already effected total and complete break with the illegal rC!gime in Rhodesia, and they are convinced that only similar 7 1--3 Lvr .prrnnn nzar- hrinp down the minority rkgime measures by all Member States, DacKeu VJ J.w.~~, .+-r ----o ~ in that Non-Self-Governing Territory. S/7781/Add. 5 English Annex B Page 8
FINLAJ!lD
/?riginal: English7 2 April 1p68 -
I refer to my letter 844 of 2 May 1967, in which I informed you that the Parliament of Finland had approved a bill authorizing the Government to take all necessary measures to implement fully the provisions of Security Council resolution 232 (19663 on the question of Southern Rhodesia. At the same time preparations were initiated for legislation of a more general and permanent nature in order to enable the Government promptly to carry out any Security Council decision calling for measures of a mandatory character under Chapter VII of the Charter. I am now in the position to inform you that such a bill has been passed by the Parliament. Under the new law the Government can carry out by decree such measures as may be required to fulfil its obligations arising from Finland's membership in the United Nations.
Act on the fulfilment of certain obligations of-I_- Finland as a Member of the United 53X&s In accordance with the decisions taken by Parliament in conformity with the provisions of article 67 of the Act of Parliament, it is ordered:
Measures of an economic nature and those concerning telecommunications and other communications required on the part of Finland in order to fulfil obligations, arising from her membership in the United Nations and based on mandatory decisions of the Security Council, can be ordered by decree.
Decrees issued in pursuance of this Act shall be communicated without delay to the Speaker of the Parliament who shall immediately bring them to the notice of the Parliament, or, if the Parliament is not in session, as soon as it is assembled, and +hese decisions shall be repealed if the Parliament so decides. S/778,l/Add. 5 " English Annex B Page 9
Any contract or understanding which has been made contrary to this Act or provisions of this Act, or which has been made to circumvent them, shall not be enacted. If any agreement or provision made before the promulgation of a decree issued under this Act, is in contradiction with the provisions issued under or based upon ,:I:: this decree, its enforcement shall immediately be discontinued.
The penalty and other consequences of violation against the provisions issued under, or based upon, this Act shall be imposed in pursuance of the Act (305/58) of 28 June 1958. Also otherwise the provisions of the said Act shall be applied in matters related to this Act.
Detailed 'provisions on the implementation of this Act will be given by decree. ,
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.,, This Act will enter into force on 1 June 1968. ,I The decree (188/67) of 22 March 1967, and the provisions based thereupon regarding the implementation of the Law (187/67) of 10 March 1967, on the
fUlf'ilment of certain obligations arising from the decision of the United Nations Security Council relating to Southern Rhodesia, will remain in force under this : ,' Act as from 1 January 1968. Helsinki, 8 December 1967.
President of the Republic Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs s/778s/Add. 5 English Annex B Page 10
INDIA firiginal: English7 -5 April 1968 -
The Government of India do not have any relations with Southern Rhodesia, having withdrawn their office of Assistant Commissioner from there six months prior to the U.D.I. All trade relations with Southern Rhodesia have been cut off, vide Ministry of Commerce Order No. g/65 dated 17 November 1965, immediately following the illegal declaration of independence. In fact, the Government of India has imposed a total ban on both imports from and exports to Southern Rhodesia, although the Security Council in its resolution 232 (1946) h as imposed sanctions only against selective commodities. Further, the following measures were adopted by the Government of India: (1) Exclusion of Rhodesia from the list of Commonwealth countries for purposes of India Exchange Control, as defined in the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act vide Reserve Bank of India Notification No. FER-A/235/65 R.B. dated 2 December I$??; (2) Withdrawal of the General Authority delegated by the Reserve Bank of India. to authorized dealers to make remittances to Rhodesia vide Reserve Bank of 1ndiaA.D. Circular No. 38, dated 15 December 1965; (3) Refusal to recognize passports issued by the illegal rkgime - $& Ministry of External Affairs letter No. ~11/410/50/65, dated 19 April 1966; and (4) Suspension of Parcel Post Services between India and Southern Rhodesia vide Director General of Post and Telegraph Memorandum No, p/l/66/CF, dated 3 October 1966. The information on India's trade in the commodities listed in operative paragraph 2 of Security Council resolution 232 is submitted in the forms transmitted by the Secretary-General. The data relate to the period of December 1966 to June 1967. i ““-""- p ‘4;'4; I _ I.. 1. S/y’78l/Add. 5 I!’:I English I, Annex B : 5, Page 11 1, *,;“ ., I 1; ;; ‘: ‘a:,1 KENYA ,, ;;1 ,pr /&iginal: Englis&T ,’ ‘// -9 May 1968 ‘3I ‘, :/’ In a communication which was distributed as a Security Council document S/7772 ‘: 1 an outline of the actions it had of 20 February 1967, the Government of Kenya gave :’ ;: ,: / ;I ,,P taken to sever all connexions with the illegal r&me of Rhodesia. It was then * !,I, r stated that: ,’ : :2 //,I “Ever since January, 1gG6 there has been no recorded trade whatsoever .‘I I “/’ * The situation has not changed. I ‘,.,’ ,’‘_i r. ”4. .,: f ii’ ,., :/ >,. ;1 /; ,;’,A ,/ I,; I’ii b(’ “1:/ ,, :‘I 1,: 5. ‘I <‘,, ‘;, :,I :., ,),I” ,. ,$III ‘,., ,/,i :‘,! ;’’ ‘. .,.8; ,,’ :’ ;t: i, “!/, ,: _!> ‘{i: :/ : ‘#;“ i’ ‘i*,:,_’ ,,I II ,-.l ,1,J, ; ,’ ;‘. :,, , :,\,:.;:‘I,, : ,:‘,,l,. ,. &’se, *;:,,./’ ‘“I,/ 2.!I ,<’; .“ : f,,. ‘:,I, . ,J,‘.: “:,I‘:: 1, ~“’,qI ;, (, *I:1/ :>‘.;*.: : .L 1 !,l,(: ; :,,‘.,!, ‘i:I, ,! \ ;s .,I / . . . S/778l/Add.5 English Annex B Page 12
KUWAIT
f-Original: English7 10 April 1968 -
. * . the provisions of the declaration of the Kuwait Council of Ministers issued, on 5 December 1965 remain in effect. This Declaration states that due to the unilateral declaration of independence of Southern Rhodesia, the State of Kuwait would maintain a total boycott of the racist, rebel Government of Southern Rhodesia with respect to: (a) Commercial exchange; (b) Economic relations; (c) Maritime and air transportation; (d) Exportation of petroleum and petroleum by-products. The Charge' d'Affaires a.i. of the Mission of Kuwait affirms to the Secretary- General that this boycott demonstrates the firm adherence of the Government of Kuwai.t to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations. S/7781/Add r 5 English Annex B Page 13
LIBYA
f- Original: English7 25 April 1968 -
I have the honour to reiterate what we previously advised in our communication, circulated as an official United Nations document ~/6266 of l’j February 1966, our note of 29 December 1966 and our letter of 13 February 1967, that the policy of the Government of the Kingdom of Libya does not recognize the illegal government of Salisbury and has severed all aspects of economic relations with that r&gime. S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 14
LUXEJ!DOURG /i;;riginal: French7 \ -18 April 1968 -
In his letter of 16 February 1967, published on 17 February 1967 under the symbol s/7764, the Permanent Representative of Luxembourg informed the Secretary- General of the United Nations of the measures taken by the Government of Luxembourg in 'pursuance of the aforesaid resolution of the Security Council. The Permanent Representative of Luxembourg has the honour to transmit to the Secretary-General the following supplementary information: At this time there is no air traffic between Luxembourg and Southern Rhodesia and the Government of Luxembourg will not authorize the initiation of any.such traffic . By its note of 2 April 1968 the Permanent Mission of Belgium transmitted to the Secretary-General the statistics covering the special trade between the Union Economique Belgo-Luxembourgeoise (UEBL) and Southern Rhodesia and the total trade of UEBL broken down by country of origin and destination, for the commodities listed in resolution 232 (1966). s/7781/Add. 5 English Annex B Page 15
MALAGASY REPUBLIC /&iginal: FrencE7 -3 April 1$68
. . . the Permanent Representative has the honour to transmit herewith the texts of decrees Nos. 65-819 and 67-11-3 published by the Government of the Malagasy Republic in December 1965 and March 1967 respectively.
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE MAIAGASY REPUBLIC OF 8 JANUARY 1965
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC
DECREE No. 65-819
prohibiting all commercial relations between the Malagasy Republic and Rhodesia and denying access to the territory to all Rhodesian vessels and aircraft
The President of the Republic, Head of Government, Having regard to the Constitution; Having regard to the Charter of the Organization of African Unity, ratified . by decree No. 63-461 of 25 JUQ 1963 ; In the Council of Ministers, Decrees: Article 1 - All commercial relations between the Malagasy Republic and Rhodesia are prohibited. --Article 2 - Access to the territory of the Malagasy Republic is denied to all Rhodesian vessels and aircraft, Article 3 - This decree shall be registered and published in the Official Gazette of the Republic. Done at Tananarive, on 22 December 1965 Philibert TSIRANANA
For the President of the Republic, Head of Government: Albert SYLLA Minister for Foreign Affairs Victor MIADANA Minister for Finance and Trade S/778l/Add.5 English Annex B Page 16
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE MALAGASY REPUBLIC OF 18 MARCH 1967
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC
Amendment No$:.!67-113 6:: to decree No. 65-819 of 22 December 1965 prohibiting all commercial relations between the Malagasy Republic and Rhodesia and denying access to the territory to all Rhodesian vessels and aircraft
Article 1 of decree No. 65-819 of 22 December 1965 shall be amended and supplemented as follows: 'All commercial relations between the Malagasy Republic and Rhodesia are prohibited, including the importation into Malagasy territory of asbestos, iron ore, chromium, sugar, tobacco, copper, meat and meat products and leather and hides, of Southern Rhodesian origin." (The remainder unchanged) For the President of the Republic, Head of Government and by authorization:
Calvin TSIEBO
For the President of the Republic, Head of Government: J. RAVOAHANGY-ANDRIANAVALONA Minister for Foreign Affairs a.i. Victor MIADANA Minister for Finance and Trade s/778l/Add * 5 English Annex B Page 17’
MEXICO L&iginal: Spani& 15 May 1968
. s . is instructed by the Mexican Government to repeat what was stated in note No. 8007 of 18 July 1966 fzigTs namely that Mexico maintains no relations of any kind with Southern Rhodesia. It is for this reason that the Mexican Government does not furnish information concerning imports or exports of goods in which that Territory trades.
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NETHERLANDS I Eriginal: English7 i 22 April 1968 - I' ! a. . has the honour to refer to his note PO 230 SORH (1) of 11 March 1968, concerning implementation of resolution 232 (1966) adopted by the Security Council on 16 December 1966, on the question concerning the situation in Southern Rhodesia, .+ The Netherlands stand on the above-mentioned resolution of the Security 1 Council is well known. As a member of the Security Council the Netherlands voted ( in favour of the resolution and subsequently it has adhered to it strictly. The Permanent Representative of the Netherlands in his letter dated 15 February 1967, informed the Secretary-General of the measures taken by the Netherlands Government to give effect to this resolution, which measures have since proved effective. A first series of statistical data was sent, as requested, to the Secretary-General in August 1967 and since then these statistics have been forwarded regularly. s/778l/Add.5 English Annex B * : 1
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I I -1 # : NEW ZtiLAND z’ ,/ ; j f&iginal: Englis&7 ‘1 22 March 1968 ! /
The Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs, in reply to the Secretary- ,
; General's note'No. PO 230 SORH (1) of 17 December 1966, informed the Secretary- I
i / General of the measures taken by New Zealand in accordance with the provisions of / 1 Security Council resolution 232 (1966). In addition, New Zealand continues to send : ) regularly to the Secretary-General, in response to the latter's note PO 230 SORH (1) , of 13 January 1967, fully detailed replies to the questionnaire on imports and i exports in respect of New Zealand's trade in the commodities listed in operative “ ), paragraph 2 of Security Council resolution 232 (1966). New Zealand is accordingly :, already informing the Secretary-General concerning all the action it has taken in connexion with Security Council resolution 232 (1966). sj778l/Add* 5 English Annex B Page 20
NICARAGUA
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has the honour to acknowledge the of your communication and has taken due note of its contents. S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 21
RWANDA /&iginal: Frenc~7 -2 May 1968
On the instructions of my Government, I have the honour to inform you of the following measures which have been taken by the Rwandese authorities in compliance with Security Council resolution 232 (1966) on Rhodesia: Since the adoption of this resolution, it has been prohibited: "(a) To import mineral products, tobacco, sugar, meat,and meat . products and hides, skins and leather originating in Southern Rhodesia; "(b) To carry on any activi.Cies which promote the export of these commodities from Southern Rhodesia and to engage in any dealings in any of these commodities originating in Southern Rhodesia, including in particular any transfer of funds to Southern Rhodesia for the purposes of such activities or dealings; "(c) To participate in any way whatever in the supply of oil or oil products to Southern Rhodesia." Annex 3
/&iginal : EnglisLi -18 March 1968
.,. has the honour to refer the Secretary-General to his note of 2 May 1-967~ in which he informed the Secretary-General that the Government of Saudi Arabia has severed economic and all other relations with the illegal regime of Ian Smith. s/77a~~mi,5 English Annex B Page 23
SENEGAL /&iginal: French_T -1 April 1968
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is happy to inform the Secretary-General that decree No, 6710463 of 28 April 1967 adopted in pursuance of the Security I 4I Council resolution dated 1.6 December 1966 and prohibiting all trade between the Republic of Senegal and Rhodesia was communicated to him by note No. 6og@‘cs/oNu 1 I df 10 May 1967. I B
i s/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 24
SOMALIA /&iginal: English7 -29 March 1968 -
It is appropriate to recall that the Somali Republic has consistently supported and complied with all previous resolutions adopted by the Security Council and the General Assembly against the illegal minority regime in Southern Rhodesia. The Somali Republic does not recognize the regime, and from the time the regime seized power in Southern Rhodesia, the Somali Government has placed a general embargo on all trade and other relations with that country. My Government recognizes the importance of the decision taken by the Security Council to apply partial economic mandatory sanctions for the first time in its history, but maintains the opinion that the situation in Southern Rhodesia requires more stringent measures to remove the illegal racist regime from power. . . . Somalia has complied fully with the provisions of paragraph 2 of resolution 232 (1966) and will continue to extend its whole-hearted co-operation to the United Nations in its efforts to bring an end to the illegal minority re'gime. S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 25
SUDALN
firiginal: English7
-20 March 1968 -
. . . has the honour to append hereunder the text of a note by the Minister of !?:' k Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Sudan addressed to the Secretary-General of' ,I'./. the United Nations: ,i I? "The Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Sudan presents his compliments to the Secretary-General of the United Nations and with reference to his Note No. PO 230 SORH (1) dated 13 January 1967 transmitting the text of resolution S/RES/232 (1966) adopted by the Security Council on 16 December 1966 has the honour to inform the Secretary-General that the Government of the Republic of the Sudan has, in accordance with its ,' previously stated policy towards the illegal regime in Rhodesia, already enacted legislation prohibiting, throughout the territory of the Republic of ! the Sudan, all import and every manner of commercial transaction in goods ,a originating in Southern Rhodesia , or the export of goods of Sudanese origin, to Southern Rhodesia. This prohibition includes goods in transit from a third State. '2i, The full text of the Southern Rhodesia Boycott Act 1966 was transmitted to the Secretary-General vide note No. U&/90 dated 14 October 1966 by the Permanent Representative of the Sudan to the United nations and circulated as General Assembly document A/6479 and Security Council document s/7558. The Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the Sudan requests the Secretary-General to have the text of this note circulated as a Security Council document and avails himself of this opportunity to renew to the Secretary-General of the United Rations the assurances of its highest consideration." S/7781/Add.5 English Annex B Page 26
UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC firiginal: RusslaG . -9 April 1968 .tlI ' The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic is ccmplying strictly with all the 'decisions of the Security Council and the General Assembly concerning Southern .I, Rhodesia and fully supports the measures aimed at eliminating the racist regime l in Southern Rhodesia as quickly as possible and giving the people of Zimbabwe I genuine independence. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic does not recognize the racist Smith r6gime in Southern Rhodesia and has never maintained any political, economic or other relations with it, The Permanent Mission of the Ukrainian SSR to the United nations hopes that this will be taken into account in the appropriate statistical tables contained in the Secretary-General's reports to the Security Council on the question of Southern Rhodesja. The Ukrainian SSR maintains ccmplete solidarity with the people of Zimbabwe and supports its just struggle for freedom and national independence.
3 s/‘7781/Add l 5 English Annex B Page 27
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS firiginal: Russia27 -5 April 1968
3 In connexion with your note PO 230 SORH (1) of 11 March 1968 addressed to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the USSR, concerning Security Council resolution 232 of 16 December 1966, I have the honour to refer to note No. 2 of 5 January 1967 and note No. 87 of 25 February 1967 of the Permanent Mission of the USSR to the United Nations and to confirm that the Soviet Union position stated in those notes remains unchanged. The Soviet Union is scrupulously complying with the Security Council decisions and General Assembly resolutions aimed at the liquidation of the racist regime in Southern Rhodesia and the granting of independence to the Zimbabwe people. The Soviet Union does not recognize the racist Smith &gime; it has not maintained and does not maintain political, economic or other relations with that regime. The Soviet Union has taken all the necessary steps within its power to prevent those goods exported from the Soviet Union which are enumerated in the Security Council decision of 16 December 1966 from reaching Southern Rhodesia through third countries and to prevent those goods %rhose import from Southern Rhodesia is forbidden from reaching the Soviet Union. I should be grateful if you would take the necessary steps to have the statistical tables in your reports to the Security Council on this question indicate in future the fact that during the entire period from 1965 to the present the Soviet Union has conducted no import or export trade with Southern Rhodesia and has not traded in the goods referred to in the aforementioned Security Council decisions with the Republic of South Africa and the Territories of Angola and Mozambique, which are now under Portuguese colonial domination. The Soviet Union maintains complete solidarity with the Zimbabwe people in its just struggle to win national independence and is prepared to co-operate with African or any other States that take such a position, in conformity with the principles of the United Nations Charter and the decisions of the United Nations, in furnishing support of every kind to the Zimbabwe people in this struggle.
/ . . . S/V&/Add.5 English Annex B 1 Page 28 51 UNITED KINGCOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND firiginal: English7 -25 March 1968 -
Information concerning steps taken by Her Majesty's Government i.n the United Kingdom, in response to the request in the Secretary-General's note No. 1 PO 230 SORH (I) of 17 December 1966, was contained in the United Kingdom r' :j1 Permanent Representative's letter of 15 February 1967 circulated as Security I Council document S/7752 of 15 February 1967. Full trade statistics as requested in the Secretary-General's note No. PO 230 SORH (1) of 13 January 1967 have been submitted at monthly intervals and continue to be submitted. s/7721/lm. 5 English Annex c Page 1
Imports of all commodities from'southern Rhodesia+6 (as reported by countries listed) (in thousand US dollars)
Importing country g5 196 &&
United States 14) 056Y 9,359 Jan/Dee. 6,463 Canada 3,152 1,087 Jan/Dee,. 4 Brazil 55q 62 Jan/Dee. 100 Belgium-Luxembourg 2,806 3,540 Jan/Dee,. 1,998 France 2,873 1,856 Jan/Dee. 1,059 Germany, Federal Republic of 35,112 30,525 Jan/Dee. 15,966 Italy 16,666 QxJ+ Jan/Dee.. 259 Netherlands 5,987 5,722 Jan/Dee. 2,406 United Kingdom 83,711 12,809 Jan/Dee,. 405 Denmark 1,244 1,205 Jan/Dee,. Norway 1,713 664 Jan/Dee! 18 Sweden 1,940 182 Jan/Dee,. Austria 4,436 1,673 Jan/Dee,. 249 Portugal 2,927 &I 2,148 Jan/Dee,. 5,335 Switzerland E/ 5,678 4,155 Jan/Dee,. 3,925” Iceland Jan/Dee. Ireland 967 142 Jan/Se@. Greece 2,581 L/ 5,644Y Jan/Feb. ' March/Dee. Turkey Jan/Dee. Spain 3,343 2,288 Jan/Sept. 158 Finland 845 290 Jan/Dee.. 3 Yugoslavia c;77g Jan/Dee,. Libya Jan/Deck, 2 Israel 82g Jan/Sept. Australia 3,266 787 Jan/Dee. 60 S/?@l/Add. 5 English Annex C Page 2
Lmporting country 1965 3_966 New Zealand 1,001 838 Jan/Dee.. 2 Botswana 5,432 *.. Jan/Sept, 826 Uganda 561. 25 Jan/Ott. Nigeria 1,017 Ll 507&I Jan/March 8 '1 Zambia 99,507 64,904 Jan/Se@. 385
Ivory Coast Jan/March 9 Senegal 1 Jan/June / Tunisia 236q Jan/Sept. Japan 26,497 13,781 Jan/Dee. 1,266 Ceylon 87 79 Jan/June I Pakistan 291L/ Jan/June Malaysia, West 3,56& 1,123 Jan/June 1 Singapore 2,lO 5JIL Jan/June Hong Kong 2,313 2,c82 Jan/Ott. 22 China Jan/Se@. Cambodia 88y Jan/June, Korea, Republic of Jan/Se@. Thailand Jan/June Jamaica 566g ,*,* .* Jan/Dee.. Guyana 168 ..* Jan/Aug. 4
Netherlands Antilles L Jan/March Malta 217 88 Jan/Dee. 1
5t Exports to the countries listed above accounted for approximately 79 per Cent "/ of the total exports of Southern Rhodesia in 1965. 1 A/ Refers-to trade with the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. ,+ 2/. See the official declaration of the Swiss Government contained in annex II to I United Nations document s/7781. 1 2/ "The Swiss importer is authorized to make use of his yearly quota any time of ' the year, e.g., in the early months of the year 1967. The quotas are compounded on the basis of the average import quantity of the commodity during the previous three years. Fluctuations are furthermore possible between the years, as the use of a yearly quota requested in December may only appear in the trade statistics of the first three months of the following year, the reason being that the import licences granted within the quota are generally valid for three months." ,3/7781/Add. 5 English Annex C Page 3
Exports of all commodities to Southern Rhodesia+c (as reported by countries listed) (in thousand US dollars)
Exporting country 1965 1956 United States 22,982Lj 7,491 Jan/Dee. 3,761 Canada 3,625 575 Jan/Dee,, 89 Brazil 86Y 20 Jan/Dee,. 24 Belgium-Luxembourg 6,832 3,444 Jan/Dee,. 1,922 Wance 3,850 4,246 Jan/Dee. 3,976 Germany, Federal Republic of 10,903 11) 186 Jan/Dee. 12,305 Italy 6,318 5,010 Jan/Dee. 1,339 Netherlands 7,291 5,7”1~8 Jan/Dee,. 4,699 United Kingdom 88,808 7,648 Jan/Dee. 2,877 Denmark 667 31 Jan/Dee,. 37 Norway 1,527 760 Jan/Dee. 183 Sweden 3,413 51 Jan/Dee.. 1 Austria 800 1,256 Jan/Dee,. 1,252 Portugal 55d 1,055 Jan/Dee,. 1,812 Switzerland zf 1,641 G%o Jan/Dee,. 1,939 Iceland Jan/Dee., 1g Ireland 37 Jan/Sep$. 30 Greece 63q l> Jan/Dee. Turkey 2g san/Dec.. Spain 193 31 Jan/Se@. Finland 492 14 Jan/Dee. Yugoslavia 16 &I 81g Jan/Dee,. 2,827 2 Libya Jan/Dee. Israel 1,482 rl Jan/Sept. Australia 4,510 1,952 Jan/Dee. New Zealand 237g 3Y Jan/Dee. Uganda 412 Jan/Ott. Nigeria 12 d 1 1,823 Li Jan/March
I s/7781/Add.5 English Annex C Page 4
Exporting country 1965 ly56
Zambia 7,018 Ivory Coast Jan/March Senegal 122 Jan/June Tunisia 26Y Jan/Sept. Japan 16,684 11,110 Jan/Dee. 13,597 Ceylon 238 Jan/June Pakistan 41& Jan/Aug. Malaysia, West; 610-1/ 12 Jan/June Singapore 1,217 A/ Jan/June Hong Kong 1,326 318 Jan/O& 124 China: Taiwan Jan/Sept. Cambodia. Jan/June Korea, Republic of Jan/Sept. Thailand Jan/June Jamaica Jan/Deco Guyana Jan/Aug. Netherland Antilles Jan/March 1' Malta 3 Jan/Dee. 7
* Imports from the countries lis-ted alsave accounted for approximately 68 per cent of the total imports. of Southern Rhodesia in 1965.
ti Refers to trade with the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. E/ See the official decl,aration of the Swiss Government contained in annex II to United Nations document s/7781. u Domestic exports only. IMPORTS OF UEAT OF RDVINE ANI~TALS
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ----g---“-- --;----Q-----i- --+y- _ . ---G-- y---- WESTERN [YESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN soum HOZAM- CONGO OTHER benI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIAI+&RIC,!h ZAMBIA JiALbUI ANGOLA BIWE DEM.REP- AFRICA SPiiERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
U S AKER 1965 196575 - - 57720 2862 135993 1966 301670 - - 73274 15954 2X2442 1967 344654 66191 35513 242950
CANABA 1965 4480 - - - 2366 2114 1966 7255 - - 4152 3093 1967 14038 - 6348 1590 7540
BELG LUX 1965 1.4513 - 10339 4804 170 3711 15 1966 11735 8DO9 - 1967 24118 - 11335 12783
f RANGE 1965 61112 - - 27 39 23177 32886 19 3091 1966 38233 1620 9816 24859 1938 1967 39313 1562 10535 27101 115
GERMNY FED 1965 111989 - - - 40515 63048 - 8426 1966 91840 - 29630 59460 2750 A 1967 98641 - 16189 82416 36
ITALY 1965 252352 1537 35 . . . ..- .-. 6 44 43632 198842 5 8361 689 w** 1966 256803 1145 48 .*. . . . ‘.. ..f 58996 189933 39 5813 829 _.I .w* 1967 293596 44 -** . . . .*e .** .*. 51598 240996 537 420 - NETHERLNDS 1965 18355 - - 12549 4474 1332 - - - 12620 lOl.84 QCI 1966 22895 - 1967 2?91D - 16786 11087 37 - UNTD KNGDR 1965 223330 4419 11547 79239 33277 94848 - - 1966 215435 - 17753 15 - - 85269 37291 75107 1967 184793 943 8 - - - 68317 82852 24185 - DENMARK 1965 105 - - 24 74 7 - - 1966 315 - 71 237 7 1967 563 - - 30 503 31
- - - NOW hY 1965 992 - - 286 430 276 1921 1 - - - 1 184 1455 281 1966 - 1967 1430 - 1 193 1210 26 - 1965 7718 - 447 3899 4171 SWEDEN - 1966 6198 - - 415 2962 2822 1967 7417 - - - 306 5199 1912
- - k 7068 257 AUSTRIA 1965 7329 - 3386 - 4 3354 28 1966 - 1967 2134 - - - 3 2521 10
,(FOR FOOTNOTES SEE Eku OF TABLE.1 . .
,I- tcot.. -.-al333 LEN ZUS 0001
A F R I-C A EUROPE OTHER YESTERN (YESJRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH klilZAU- CONGO OTHER nen- AN0 UESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIAIAFRICA ZAHBIA HAkAY &NGOLA BIWE DEW.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EAS-CRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES PORTUGAL 1965 6274 - - 264 2826 3168 13 1966 6921 562 - 1090 147 3226 1901 JAN-SEP 1967 10403 2005 - 727 110 - 5407 2155
SWITZERLN P 1965 35409 2161 - - Xl816 19991 144% 1966 29158 2618 10 - 9001 16924 605 1967 34957 251& -112 - 13’ 12742 18386 1195
IRELAND 1965 29 - 22 1 5 1966 2 - 2 JAN-SEP 1967 8 - - - 8
GREECE 1965 26158 - - 506 5682 1x973 7997 - 1966 23416 13oss' ...... 7001 12966 2140 I.967 29923 - - 11889 17508 534
SPAIN 1965 52803 - 49870 2868 66 1966 61934 - 60939 985 9 - JAN-SEP 1967 48273 1 39383 8888
FINLAND 1965 826 - 826 1966 8161 - - 11 7781 369 1967 539 - - 539 -
CYPRUS 1965 1170 - - 23 265 8 28 846 1966 1565 - - 673 65 828 1967 1018 - - 318 212 85 392 9
LIBYA 1965 256 - - - 144 7 105 1966 970 - -- 637 32 254 29 17 1967 1319 - 625 28 635 28 3 ISRAEL 1965 18877 - - - 15831 2245 2 1966 21904 - -- - 21552 5844 493 15 JAN-SEP 1967 10130 .I...... - ...... 6835 3089 . . . 205
AUSTRALIA 1965 - - 1966 7 - - - 7 - 1967 5 - - - 5 -
N ZEALAND 1965 90 - - - 90 1966 114 1 113 1967 385 - - - 385
UGANDA 1965 2 - - 2 - 1966 2 - - 2 JAN-CWG 1967 . . . .-e _ *.. 1.1 I.. I*- -*. *.. ..- 3. . . . .I. 2 .I.
> tFOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 -2 --
IMPORTS OF MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS TCDNTINUEB) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------r~‘++,,------L- -k---T ---L---y-- WESTERN LWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HO2 AM- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND #ESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA CIALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEB-REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNf ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRZES
ZAMBIA 1965 449 445 4 - 1966 1838 1108 705 3 22 . . . JAN-SEP 1967 . . . .w. .*. m.. . . . *.. . .x . . . *L).
JAPAN 1945 6916 - - 24 6903 1966 10558 37 10521 1967 13577 ------36 13541 -
CEYLON 1965 26 2 - 26 1966 69 - - 1 67 JAN-WN 1947 22 - - - 1 21
PAKISfAN 1965 33 - 24 3 3 1 1944 30 - - -. - 27 2 JAN-AUG 1947 3 - - 3
WALAYS1A.U 1945 960 - - 34 923 1966 1319 - - 34 1282 JAN 1947 101 - - - 6 95
SINGAPORE 1965 4018 - - 33 3984 1966 4638 - 1 43 4574 JAN-JUN 1967 1432 - - 7 33 1593
HONG KONS 1955 2384 - - - - 415 146 189 1633 1966 3104 - - - - - 448 401 225 2029 J.AN-ClGT .1967 as9 - 27 - - 271 473 200 1079
CHINA TAIU 1945 - - - 1966 2 - -- 2 JAN-SEP 1967 8 - - - - 8
KOREA REP 1965 - - - - - 1946 51 - - - 51 JAN-SEP 1967 85 - - - - - 84 1 - -
- - - THAILAND 1965 - - 1946 45 10 8 27 - - - - JAN-JUN 1967 30 - 1 28
- - - - 669 J.ABAICA 1965 2112 *a* e-s ..a ..L . . . ..f I.. -*I ..* ..I .w- *a- 1966 - - - 1967 2373 767 44
> (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 . l l ._ IMPORTS OE HEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS ICONTINUEOl
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -----i---t-~------c------7------WESTERN (UESTRN ASIA SDUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HEUI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIUD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAflBIA UALAUI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA n1sc- GOUNTRIES
GUYANA 1965 l l . . l . . ..* . . . 1966 . . . **. .*. *.m JAN-AUG 1967 4 3 1 - NETH ANTIL 1965 1301 474 103 724 1966 1414 - - - 495 320 799 JAN-RAR 1967 287 - 185 37 65
HALTA 1965 1265 - 1 94 1170 1966 1256 - - 7 18 1231 1967 1767 - 46 91 - 1629 1
*TOTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, To ALL DESTINATIONS IIN THOUSAND USSf: 10 610. I-~SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION DF THE swrss GOVERNMENT cDNTAINED IN ANNEX II To UNITED NATIONS DOCUBENT s/7781- a'THE SWISS IMPDRTER IS AVTHoRIZED TO HAKE USE OF HIS YEARLY QUOTA ANY TIME OF THE YEAR, E.G. IN THE EARLY CIONTHS OF THE YEAR l96?. THE QUOTAS ARE COHPOUNDED ON THE BASIS OF THE AVERAGE ItiPORT QUANTITY OF THE COMNODITY DURING THE PREVIUUS THREE YEARS. FLUCTUATIONS ARE FURTHERHORE POSSIBLE BETWEEN THE YEARS, AS THE USE OF A YEARLY QUOTA REQUESTED IN DECEMBER HAY ONLY APPEAR IN THE TRAUE STATISTICS OF THE FIRST THREE HoNTHS OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR, THE REASON BEING THAT THE IMPORT LICENCES GRANTEO WITHIN THE QUOTA ARE GENERALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS,’
3./REFERS TO TRAOE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AN5 NYASALAND. IXPORTS OF BEAT PRODUCTS IIN SUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------+------I------WESTERN lWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN- SOUTH IJDZAH- CONGO OTHER HEIII- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA n1sc. COUNTRIES
u s Alait 1965 189056 12 49850 135627 3567 1966 246223 36 56611 184627 4949 1967 251226 11 53523 185196 21 2475
CANADA 1965 7570 336 - 3851 1364 2019 1966 9468 144 290 - - 4165 3203 - 1665 1967 12592 - 390 6538 4561 1102
BRA2 IL 1965 1 - 1 - 1966 6 - - - - 5 - 1967 41 - - 40 -
BELG LUX 19b5 6568 - 957 5610 1 1966 5630 - 17 - - 23 1306 4285 - 1 196-l 6207 - - 53 1133 5019 3
FRANCE 1965 15083 - 368 2181 3326 9202 5 1966 18738 537 - - 2242 3670 12235 53 - 1967 1515b 10 - 20 24 1899 11183 - 39
GERHNY FED 1965 50188 - 5176 - - 1190 8948 34076 - 798 19bb 59900 124 2642 - - 796 10756 45205 - 457 - 1967 b1349 - 826 - - 259 9894 50040 330
ITALY 1965 20867 ?08 ...... -1. 1543 13879 342.9 I).. 1189 121 1966 22423 30 . . . I.. 19 . . . 1911 14388 4819 1 1151 104 1967 16733 57 ...... I.. 2095 8998 4939 . . . 561 a2
NETHERLNDS 1965 9809 199 - - 3086 6274 - 249 1966 12214 193 - - - 90 4661 7117 154 1967 11204 205 118 3502 7251 4 125
UNTD KNGDM 1965 182518 6216 - - - 10933 21760 125283 11 13255 1966 198396 11870 - 13184 24541 136473 19 12137 1967 218456 7897 11690 46560 138627 14 13669
DENMARU 1965 324 34 - - - 36 235 20 1966 458 36 - - - 91 307 24 - 1967 334 - 1 90 220 23
NORYAY 1965 1255 1 972 278 3 19bb 406 120 282 5 1967 464 157 302 5
SUEDEN 1965 6248 166 6 435 5633 7 19bb b305 34 625 5615 31 1967 7524 - 814 6682 28
T (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.) IHPORTS OF MEAT PRODUCTS LCONTINUEDI IIN *US 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -~-_---I----_- d------b ___I------WESTERN LYESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAl4BIA MALAY1 ANGOLA BIQIJE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA F4ISC. COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 2376 - 210 - 429 930 a04 3 1966 2184 101 217 44 830 988 3 1967 1759 10 705 3.040 3
PORTUGAL 1965 139 - 24 112 1966 196 - - - 22 167 4 1 JAN-SEP 1967 96 I 2 94
SYITZERLN a-i965 12240 7 604 ‘- - 149 2699 8399 380 1966 13830 lSOy 12 - 200 4181 8884 403 1967 10851 175 12 - 3 2302 8093 267
ICELAND 1965 1 - - - 1 1966 1 - 1 1967 - - - -
IRELAND 1965 723 - 3 564 150 1966 425 - - - 371 46 JAN-SEP 1967 325 - - 269 55
GREECE 1965 3772 27 . . . .IW - 61 72 3389 183 1966 3791 ;$ 7 *.. *.. 89 34 3566 69 1967 3944 - - 26 23 3893 2
TURKEY 1965 97 - - - 95 2 1966 4 - - - 4 1967 1 - - 1
SPAIN 1965 5214 47 - - 7 903 4257 1966 6587 1 lb9 - - 20 1739 4644 14 JAN-SEP 1967 4457 9 - 775 3673
FINLAND 1965 277 1 - - 39 192 46 1966 232 - 26 185 20 1967 110 - - 5 100 6
YUGOSLAViA 1965 59 - - 5 54 1966 8 - - - - - 8 1967 73 - - 73
CYPRUS 1965 1494 47 53 1046 291 1966 1562 5 179 :t 1170 164 1967 1459 - 129 26 1129 240
LIBYA 1965 502 - - I 70 431 1966 634 126 492 17 1967 749 - - 71 638 39 . : iFOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.) I - IMPORTS DF HEAT PRODUCTS IIN ZUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -~- ___&A ---y--m--- --meII------RESTERN [WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHOOESIAtAFRXCA ZANBIA NALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
ISRAEL 1965 318 - - 297 1% 3 1966 701 - 658 23 8 11 JAN-SEP 1967 872 355 195 298 24
AUSTRALIA 1965 415 - 100 304 10 1966 480 6 187 225. 62 1967 511 - - - 2 219 233 56
N ZEALAND 1965 3 - - 2 1 1966 6 - 4 2 1967 7 - - 5
-.- -I* BOTSYANA 1965 ..A ...... *...... I...... - . . . 1.. 1966 . . . ..I 30-41 ::: . . . ..* .*. .*. I...... * JAN-SEP 1967 l .* 27 --- --. m.* ...... **s .s...... l . .
UGANDA 1965 27 3 21 - 3 1966 8 - - *.. *.. .*. *1* J AN-AUG 1967 a*. a.. l -r 5 11.
- NIGERIA 1965 274 31 233 10 - 1966 204 1 23 172 9 1967 180 - - - 21 136 2 22 ’
ZAHBIA 1965 783 628 34 29 80 2 10 1966 1022 847 37 33 79’ - 18 I ..* 1.. .C. w.. JAN-SEP 1967 . . . 185 --• . . . - - IVOR COAST 1965 622 59 563 - 1966 695 - - 5 32 657 1 J AN-HAR 1967 171 - - - 6 165 SENEGAL 1965 409 - - 3 406 - 1966 415 - - - 415 - - JAN-JUN 1967 223 - 223 -
I - 117 - TUNISIA 1965 117 - - - 1966 102 - 102 - - JAN-SEP 1967 57 57, - JAPAN 1965 875 1 - - - 438 391 1966 756 - - - 423 184 1967 906 1 - - 275 188 - - - CEYLON 1965 350 2 - 2 6 222 118 - 1966 489 1 - 2 258 221 - - - JAN-JUN_. 1967 109 2 2 45 56
T (FOR FDDTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE- 1
,. . IMPORTS OF MEAT PRODUCTS (CONTINUED1 (IN *US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE -OTHER I_-_--~--_------I__----_--_---- WESTERN TWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH btOZAH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND YESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAY1 ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
PAkISTAN 1965 52 - 2 lb 28 5 1966 51 - - 1 14 33 - 3 JAN-AUG 1967 21 - 1 7
HALAYSIAtW 1965 4451 - - - 130 1952 2369 1966 4486 - 1 176 2272 2037 JAN 1967 505 - 11 199 296
SINGAPDRE 1965 4772 - - 4 305 2639 - 1825 1966 5017 - - 37 427 2975 - 1577 JAN-JUN 1967 2637 - - - - 6 203 1335 1092
HONG KONG 1965 5862 3 - - 1 14 208 1220 - 4416 1966 5669 12 - 16 221 1326 4095 JAN-OCT 1967 5386 1 - 1 3 261 1531 3589
CHINA TAIW 1965 - - - - 1966 1 - - - 1 JAN-SEP 1967 1 - - - 1
CAMBODIA 1965 35 - - - - 2 27 - 5 1966 66 - 1 53 - 12 JAN-JUN 1967 29 - 1 20 - 8
KOREA REP 1965 199 - - - - 172 23 - 4 1966 105 - - 37 40 - 28 JAN-SEP 1967 112 - - - 74 21 17
THAILAND 1965 234 - - - - 13 212 9 - 1966 307 - - 13 292 - 1 - JAN-JUN 1967 164 - - 8 153 3
JAMAICA 1965 2507 - 116 982 698 711 1966 *.. a*. . . . .** *.- a...... - . . . ..I I.. 1967 2494 - - 12 1411 768 5 23C
GUYANA 1965 733 - - - 241 401 68 23 1966 792 - - - - 280 448 33 31 JAN-AUG 1967 477 - 2 131 314 24 6
NETH ANTIL 1965 1412 - - 807 599 6 1966 2786 - - - 832 951 3 JAN-MAR 1967 471 - - 1 206 264
HALTA 1965 1726 4 - - - 7 367 1284 64 1966 1872 - 27 382 1325 138 1967 2734 - 13 409 1947 361 . . . [FUR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 f CONTINUED) TMPDRTS OF MEAT PRDDUCTS
*TDTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA+ IN 1965v TO ALL DESTINATIONS (IN THOUSAND USSI: 6 436. l/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION DF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX IL TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUHENT S/7781.
2/‘THE SUISS IMPCRTER IS AUTHORIZED TO flAKE USE DF HIS YEARLY QUOTA ANY TIME OF THE YEAR- E.G. IN THE EARLY HONMS OF THE YEAR 1967. THE QUOTAS ARE COMPOUNDED ON THE BASIS OF THE AVERAGE IMPORT QUANTITY OF THE COMMODITY DURING THE PREVIOUS THREE YEARS. FLUCTUATIONS ARE FURTHERMDRE POSSIBLE BETWEEN THE YEARS, AS THE USE OF h YEARLY WUTA REQUESTED IN OECEMBER HAY ONLY APPEAR IN THE TRADE STATISTICS OF THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR, THE REASON BEING THAT THE 11JIPURT LICENCES GRANTED WITHIN THE QUOTA ARE GENERALLY VALID FOR THREE MGNTHS. s aREFERS TO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALANO.
&l/INCLUDES HEAT AS UELL AS MEAT PRODUCTS. IHPORTS OF SUGAR (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER _~_---_-_-___I_____L-___-__-_-_---~-~~--~__~_--_- WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOLAH- CONGO OTHER HEW- AND HESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAUBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEII.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
U S AMER 1965 475054 - 13660 - .- 409 3558 269369 4481 183576 - 1966 541101 - 8056 - - 117 - - 4124 339756 4555 184493 - 1967 639572 - 10194 - - - 1076 410122 5139 15 213025
CANADA 1965 56832 1672 7415 - - - - 6038 25576 359 15771 - 1966 48022 747 6480 - - - 4743 25212 347 10493 1967 53400 - 14626 - - 2664 22142 690 13279
BRA2 IL 1965 14 - - - - 14 - 1966 23 - - 23 1967 31 - - - - - 31
BELG LUX 1965 4678 - 4 - 7 253 336 1644 1737 695 1966 a377 - 222 - - 125 642 2248 5030 109 1967 8074 - 375 - - 3 - 758 2562 4157 3 216
FRANCE 1965 74751 80 - - 33918 3&766 2521 1467 1966 82474 493 - 269 43817 33725 3341 828 1967 73545 1072 - 246 55 41014 24834 3986 2338
GERt!NY FED 1965 40382 - - 262 9913 28856 1351 1966 49256 - 51 a868 38601 1567 1967 43399 477 -II 1 - - - - 464 9048 31937 1339
ITALY 1965 34219 .*. ._I *.a a.. ..* -.. I*- 956 10711 20511 1977 65 . . . 1966 12440 .w* .-* I.. *.. ..I ..I 114 6104 6167 3 51 1967 7524 .s...... I **s ...... a 595 2525 4323 38 44
NETHERiNDS 1965 19563 - 162 535 832 6430 10602 993 10 1966 19831 438 - 980 741 6778 9498 1396 - 1967 24881 1449 - 1141 - 2397 7127 11907 120 739 1
UNTO KNGDH 1965 284489 3598 13630 - - 146 - 58878 116954 9614 1 81668 1966 295936 1278 18102 - - 279 64787 112438 8041 385 90625 1967 280477 - 23827 281 54794 110442 11435 20 79677
DEN&ARK 1965 3166 - 565 2513 - 88 1966 4574 - 425 4005 144 1967 3952 - - 549 3308 - 95
NORWAY 1965 23282 - - 92 511 22640 - 40 1966 16154 - 2082 14003 - 70 1967 15674 - 2265 13146 98 165
SWEDEN 1965 6770 - - 2842 3922 - 6 1966 10623 473 5060 5018 1967 10009 - 2962 6454 -
. f iFfIR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE- 1 IMPORTS OF SUGAR [CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ---__-______---___-~---~~-----_---__------_ _------~~ WESTERN 1WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO DTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHDDESIAgAFRICA ZARBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP- AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) AS1 A OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 2060 - - - - 07 1968 - 5 - 1966 2745 - 2 - 65 - 186 2489 - 3 1967 2161 - 62 2 152 1941 3 - PORTUGAL 1965 18496 3394 10601 - - 3265 1236 - 1966 20514 435 3008 15643 - 1138 289 - JAN-SEP 1967 13420 890 2272 9924 - - 129 203
SWITZERLND~965 24246 - - - - - 1842 22388 - 16 - 1966 20072 - - - 3654 16414 - 3 1967 20738 - - - 5398 15319 2 19
ICELAND 1965 1283 - - - 225 1055 - 3 1966 1120 - - - - 55 1064 - 1 1967 1095 - - - - 3 1091 - 1
RELAND 1965 4942 - - 135 3498 1262 47 - 1966 7498 21 - - - 23 6138 1284 - 26 - JAN-SEP 1967 4583 - - - 4010 552 - 20
GREECE 1965 5059 - 1078 238 3737 1 5 - 1966 5020 - - - - 536 3 4481 1967 5382 - - - - 518 4 4857 1 2 - - TURKEY 1965 3 - .- - 1 -2 - 1966 16 - - - - 7 9 - 1967 46 - - 1 45 - SPAIN 1965 22652 lb - 23 - - 20 20547 2013 34 1966 29877 - 14 - a7 21 28370 1381 - 5 - - - JAN-SEP 1967 16591 - 25 169 - 11 13095 3291
FINLAND 1965 11178 - - 4890 6281 7 1966 12921 491 - - - 5161 7268 1 1967 15839 - - - 8398 7434 7
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 8390 - - - - 5325 3066 1966 20158 - - - - - 9253 10906 - - - 1967 9515 - - - 4065 5450
CYPRUS 1965 1599 - - 1599 1966 1331 - - - 1330 - - 1967 1186 - - - - - 1186 - - - LIBYA 1965 1456 - - 77 22 1349 9 1966 2963 - - - 14 2934 15 1967 5431 - -* - 4 848 4572 - 7 . i (FOR FODTNOTES SEE ENO OF TABLE.1 IMPORTS DF SUGAR ~CONTINUEDI (IN $US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -__-______I___L------WESTERN (HESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HO2 Afl- CONGO OTHER HEXI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RF!ODESIA+AFRICA ZAUBIA t4ALAWI ANGOLA BI RUE DEB-REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASI A OCEANIA COUNTR I ES
.I. ..c . . . ISRAEL 1465 7900 ...... * ...... 23 7625 l ** 252 .*. . . . 1966 5489 . . . I.. .*...... - . . . ..I 73 5218 -*. 19% ..a . . . J AN-SEP 1967 4190 ...... **- . . . ..* 6 4046 --- 137 98 - AUSTRALIA 1965 1348 2 49 1199 89 1966 1258 - 50 - 1118 1 1967 1547 - - - - - 37 71 1440
N ZEALAND 1965 9290 4 - 119 2728 809 5629 1 19bb 7931 - 3 1312 55 899 5650 12 1967 13225 227 - 22 PO 782 12090 16
.*. 1.1 . . . I.. .I...... c ..* ...... BOTSWANA 1565 724 . . . *...... a 1966 . . . .*. I.. ..I ...... I I.. .I. . . . .*. . . . f...... JAN-SEP 1967 800 ...... 1.. ..- .I. l -. . . .
- UGANDA 1965 129 108 - 20 1 1966 1498 1 1468 29 l l . . ..* . . . l ...... JAN-AUG 1967 . . . ..t ...... 20 -0. 9
- 7373 - N IGERlA 1965 7388 13 2 1966 7509 - 5 7501 2 1 1967 8479 - 1 8458 a 11
ZAMBIA 1965 3600 3530 32 8 19 9 2 1966 2348 1615 39 5 1 34 654 JAN-SEP 1967 .*. . . . 1...... I...... I. I.. ..L ......
IVOR COAST 1965 5441 2311 1 3128 - 1966 4931 - 7 1878 2 2963 - 79 JAN-MAR 1967 990 - - 727 256 5
SENEGAL 1965 12136 - - 2207 992% 1966 9503 - 2054 - 7450 JAN-JUN 1967 4549 -_ - 2909 796 647 197 -
TUNISIA 1965 6237 - - - 1 4475 1100 .e - 662 1966 5521 - 3834 1686 JAN-SEP 1967 4761 - - - 2670 2090 - - - JAPAN 1965 184905 lb554 - 32576 5654 - 13G120 1966 162468 8844 - 24132 8157 - 121334 1967 177344 21152 32512 10207 5 113468
CEYLON 1965 15669 - - - 828 10455 4385 1966 22299 4 - 3005 11535 7755 JAN-JUN 1967 5664 5 3 353% 211%
> t Fcsl FOQTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1
.. . n. IMPORTS OF SUGAR [IN OUS 000) EUROPE OTHER YESTERN (UESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MQZAU- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZANBIA RALAYI . ANGOLA BIQUE OEM.REP. hFRI CA SPHERE EASIRN) ASIA OCEANIA n1sc* COUNTRIES
PAKISTAN 1965 11634 - - 2 - 38 9117 2479 1966 1659 - - - - 14 1064 581 JAN-AUG 1967 287 - - - - - 72 178 28 9
RALAYSIAtW 1965 19116 710 84 1490 16831 1966 18402 - 2268 140 2505 13487 JAN 1967 2296 - 4 26 2266
SI NGAPDRE 1965 10147 - 3 - - 226 943 a975 1966 8369 - 195 LO48 7127 JAN-JUN 1967 7006 28 73 388 6517
HONG KONG 1965 14335 37 - b7-f 812 250 12539 1966 15276 12 - - 699 130 14435 - JAN-UtT 1967 6394 182 a71 432 4910
CHINA TAIH 1965 63 - 3 59 - 1 1966 67 66 1 JAN-SET’ 1967 72 - 3 64 5
CAXBDDIA 1965 732 - - 3 10 '- 719 1966 668 - 9 659 JAN-JUN 1967 429 - - - - 217 5 208
KOREA REP 1965 3995 57 70 3868 1966 6173 819 1 5353 JAN-SE&’ 1967 6913 - - b 6907
THAILAND 1965 70 - 3 - - - 15 11 41 1966 96 - - - 41 47 8 JAN-JlJN 1967 68 - 11 53 4
JAMAICA 1965 603 - - - - 260 342 2 . . . . s. ..I a.. 1966 598 --- ..* *.a I.. . . . 212 249 .-- 1967 772 - - - 403 364 1 - GUYANA 1965 - - - - ...... a 1966 . . . ..- ...... *.a *I. JAN-AUG 19b7 94 - - 32 61
NETH ANTIL 1965 898 - - - - - 871 27 - - 1966 716 - - - 698 17 1 JAN-MAR 1967 185 - - - - 181 4
- MALTA 1965 1435 - - - 117 1317 - - 1966 1339 - 1339 - - 19b7 1490 235 1249 5
*TOTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIAI IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIONS IIN THOUSAND USS): 11 314.
: I_/‘oNLy IMPORTS FROM GERMAN FREE PORT STORES (ALREADY STORED AND PAlii FOR).’ IMPORTS, OF TOBACCO (IN 6US 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ____-__-_I__--_--_--_-______^_II_------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO DTHER HERI- AND UESTRN ANU REPORTING PERIOD TDTAL RHODESIA+AFRlCA ZAMBlA HAlAW ANGDLA BIQUE DEH,REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA ‘COUNTRIES I/ U S f+MER 1965 120932 771- - .- . 1 ..* 572 15007 94932 658 8992. 1966 137415 730 '- 735 136 845 7638 119758 2550 5023 1967 161763 53u - '247 2 1215 11874 141137 2557 4677 -
CANADA 1965 5666 18 - - - - 5453 182 13 1966 4168 - - 4152 11 5 1967 6140 364 15 - 5312 435 12 2
.BRAZIL 1965 6 - - - b - - 1966 22 - - 3.4 a 1967 18 - - - - 18 -
BELG LOX 1965 38777 2527 98 279 4 34 369 17564 11468 148 6231 1966 35381 2574 El 96 437 : 13 59 403 14845 11707 112 5111 1967 44584 1965 34 355 718 3. 409 69 296 18939 13915 68 7814
FRANCE 1965 35192 342 899 436 - 6524 14202 11223 lb1 1405 1966 39192 13 84 811 4 - 6609 lb276 14206 192 997 1967 39591 - 307 9 228 - 6194 25604 14746 302 2200
GERHNY FED 1965 189428 18160 4 295 ?23 17 35 202 89732 62005 56 18699 1966 208852 9569 1 258 446 43 1 17 154 104719 70795 238 22611 1967 214120 2871s 91 56 409 99 91 45 308 119150 64092 40 26868
ITALY 1965 13205 212 26 - - - 5047 5738 14 2166 1966 10943 182 - 62 3153 7534 13 1967 19011 - - 30 - 6540 12318 - 123
NETHERLNDS 1965 5629f 5001 1724 14 1053 &84 18 183 26075 19311 34 2001 1966 55394 5087 1759 173 1146 335 - 175 25331 19217 57 2113 1967 42070 2322u 3079 .283 1494 924 - 282 29749 21473 85 2376 1 UNTD KNGDM 1965 228554 52198 4029 10045 6730 - 192 123004 8032 217 24102 - 1966 227541 8243 4437 2671 7736 2250 lb8202 10826 146 23031 1967 237181 4767 1853 7863 32 7 4072 176045 4471 37 38033
DENMARK 1965 34261 1096 5 1 100 3 110 737 17761 801 37 13609 - 1966 28660 1181 53 234 2 72 730 lb851 940 8597 - 1967 29004 - 175 30 277 901 598 19147 1018 39 6819
NORWAY 1965 6527 374 467 - 14 4988 389 2 294 - 1966 9144 164 9 179 7774 328 4 686 1967 8634 - 100 271 - 6999 348 3 913
SHEDEN 1965 9121 570 - 207 - 28 4545 2856 915 1966 24510 - - 234 2 - 56 22894 X292 31 1967 17529 44 - 55 15693 1441 - 396 I c- (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1 iiiPORTS OF TOBACCO !CONTINUEDl IIN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -_-----_-_--______-____--____--~__---__--_-___~~___-- WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO OTHER UENI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAUBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 14019 2773 - - - - - 3897 6533 815 1966 13802 1305 - - 4699 6767 1030 1967 13125 - - - - 12 4058 6961 5 2089
PORTUGAL 1965 6443 82OU 26 ..* . . . 854 520 - 3405 508 152 158 1966 6676 536 12 112 753 956 - 3339 584 146 239 JAN-SEP 1967 4400 429 - 11 879 240 - 2238 364 71 169 I/ SWITZERLND 1965 36000 1088 10 128 4 42 543 22296 9449 II 2429 - 1966 30323 1060 54 4 168 48 602 18751 7444 14 2177 1967 34159 lOB# 168 109 231 4 66 614 20402 8801 19 2659
IRELAND 1965 10179 585 113 -- 156 - - 9272 1 9 44 1966 12674 136 - 90 - - - 12433 1 2 12 J AN-SEP 1967 8787 - 21 - 32 - - 8579 2 153
GREECE 1965 79 - - - 70 2 - 8 1966 54 - - - - 44 3 - 6 1967 21 - - 11 2 - 8
SPAIN 1965 28371 70 18 113 652 329 2 158 21484 760 4786 1966 26290 31 1 - 792 467 273 19373 650 ' - 4705 JAN-SEP 1967 22706 20 24 467 258 2 145 20681 695 - 414
FINLAND 1965 8956 241 26 83 - 1 5316 2540 34 716 1966 7867 234 - 106 85 1 4639 2303 11 488 1967 9809 1 261 238 556 5990 2183 99 482
YUGOSLAVIA 1965. 84 - - 3 3 2 76 1966 1171 - - - - 1171 - 1967 77 - - - 77
CYPRUS 1965 1166 294 - - - 663 142 2 63 2 1966 1181 246 - 743 117 10 63 2 1967 1121 - 891 94 136
LIBYA 1965 376 - - - 43 103 231 1966 949 - - 100 771 .77 1967 1712 - 130 1541 - 41
ISRAEL 1965 4134 37L' 1 ...... - 689 3380 2 20 1966. 3487 - 27 819 2593 45 JAN-SEP I.967 2543 - ; 5 810 1738 2 - AUiTRALIA 1945 23237 2214 3145 154 17307 256 162 - 1966 19436 479 2386 59 114 285 15101 949 1 62 1967 19954 1 2982 82 75 76 14664 1284 791
> . (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. I . IHPORTS OF TOBACCO (CONTINUED) (IN bus 0001
EUROPE OTHER WESTERN (YESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN south UOZAM- CUNGO OTHER HEUI- AND YESTRN AN0 REPORTING PERIOD JDTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAHBI A MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE OEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
N ZEALAND 1965 4603 988 304 109 - - 3152 1 9 41 1 1966 4996 036 197 91 - 112 3661 2 8 89 1967 7729 - 943 71 17 2 6508 5 7 172 4
UGANDA 1965 7 4 - - - - 3 - - 1966 51 - - - - 51 - J AN-AUG 1967 ...... I ; ...... I 7 ..* .I. . . .
NIGERIA 1965 2668 ...... - 2356 15. - 233 1966 2999 - rd. ..I - - 2494 10 1967 202 5 9 - - 1965 41
-- ZAMBIA 1965 - - - - - 1966 - - - - JAWSEP 19&7 . . . 1.. .I. ..I .I 1 L ......
IVOR COAST 1965 521 -*- L.. 105 I...... 106 51 92 '.I. 97 69 1966 356 - - - 37 110 24 14 100 70 JAN-MAR 1967 92 - 32 - 3 45 - 2 1 10
SENEGAL 1945 162 - 17 - - .- 35 15 45 50 1966 ,165 1 - - - 39 8 116 JAN-JUN 1967 145 - - 1 98 12 4 30 L/ TUNISIA 1965 780 144 - ...... 97 110 328 10% 1572 - 1966 - - 175 1107 149 142 JAN-SEP 1967 1308 - 98 1073 134 4
JAPAN 1665 44647 8636 11x - 26168 6892 2840 1966 61525 3236 - 46321 7955 4012 1967 56881 - 39747 11672 5462
CEYLON 1965 589 63 - 525 - 1966 722 79 529 17.3 JAN-JUN 1967 - - -
PAKISTAN 1965 1190 1184 4 1 - 1966 1856 - - 1856 - JAN-AUG 1967 1085 1082 2 - - 1
MALAYSIAtW 1965 7135 24643/ ..I . . . - - 3744 154 773 - 1966 8090 853 1 - 2 3 5311 31 1889 - JAN 1967 842 488 - 214 36 - 104 -
SINGAPDRE 1965 5321 1688l/ I.. .I. - 2511 4 1118 1966 4562 205 - 100 __ 414 2454 12 1-376 JAN-JUN 1967 2818 - 377 - 260 13 1312 13 - 844 ---. .. . XFDR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE, 1
I YHPORTS OF TOBACCO ICCINTZNUEDI
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA .SOUTHERN SOUTH NO2 AH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRIGA ZAMBIA HALAUI ANGOLA BIWE DEH-REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) iS1 A OCEAN1 A HISC- COUNTRIES tJ‘3NG KDN6 1965 8414 2196 9 60 5428 92 628 1966 7513 2072 20 14 181 - 4645 62 43 475 JAN-DC1 1967 4711 93 56 263 223 3174 176 25 701
CHINA TAIY 1965 3522 416 - 2921 166 I.5 4 1966 4471 4199 I16 47 III JAN-SEP 1967 7755 7046 56 654
CMBODIA 1965 210 sau .I- ..* 108 13 1966 70 43 I 27 JAN-JUN 1967 62 . - 59 3
KOREA REP 1965 1966 - JAN-SEP 1967 1 40 7
THAILAND 1965 8223 8052 171 1966 12977 - - 12862 100 15 JAN-JUPi 1967 7%26 - - 7118 8
JAMAICA 1965 2227 5373 I.. . . . 2 1571 36 81 *I- 1966 2179 456 ..* --- *e. se. I.. L466 *.- 125 132 1967 2277 - - 9 2100 52 116
GUYANA 1965 447 M-5 - 19 $95 67 1 - 1966 502 127. - 22 269 76 a J AN-AUG 1967 307 g” - 13 209 77 5 - NETH ANTI-L 1965 4 - - 4 1966 b - b - JAN-MAR 1967 2 - - 1
MALTA 1965 494 216 - 18 204 51 1966 410 a8 5 22 - 256 39 1 . 1961 355 4 25 4 248 70 2 IYPURTS OF TOBACCO tcONTrNUEol
* TOTAL EXPURTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESTA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIONS (IN THOUSAND USI): 131 511. VREFER~ TO TRADE UITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAN~. Z/'REPRESENTS INDIRECT SHIPMENT THAT ARRlVED IN THE UNITED STATES IN DECEMBER 1966. STATISTICAL ENTRY YAs DELAYED UNTiL JANUARY.1967;' 3f'bNLY IMPORTS FROM WAREHOUSES OF THE SURVEY AREA ORIGINATING FROM THE 1965 HARVEST OR EARLIER‘HARVESTS.' H*THESE IMPORTS ARISE FROM THE FACT THAT PR~UR Ta THE ADOPTION aF SECURITY COUNCIL RfsaLuTIaN 23zt CoNsIDERABLE QUANTITIES OF RHODESIAN TOBACCO WERE HELD BY DUTCH IMPORTERS AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS IN BONDED STORAGE IN VARIOUS PORTS OUTSIDE RHODESIA. SINCE THESE STOCKS CONSIST OF TOBACCO EXPORTED FROM SOUTHERN RHODESIA PRfOR T5 DECEMBER 16, 1966, THE PROVISIONS OF RESOLUTIDN 232 DO NOT APPLY TO THEM. THIS TOBAttO IS ONLY GRADUALLY TAKEN OUT OF BONDED STORAGE ACCOROING TO THE NEEOS Of THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY. AS SUCH STOCKS ARE STILL CONSIDERABLE, XT IS TO BE EXPECTED THAT THEY WILL NOT BE EXHAUSTED BEFORE THE ENO OF 1967 AND POSSIBLY EVEN LATER- THE NETHERLANDS GOVERNMENT HAS TAKEN STRICT MEASURES TO ENSURE THAT ONLY RHODESIAN TOBACCO EXPORTED FROM THAT TERRITORY BEFORE OECEMBER 16, 1966, CAN BE IHPURTEO INTO THE NETHERLANDS.’ I/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITE0 NATIONS OOCUMENT S/77%1.
usTHE SWISS IMPORTER IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE USE OF HIS YEARLY QUDTA ANY TIME DF THE YEAR, E-G, IN THE EARLY MONTHS CJF THE YEAR 1967. THE QUOTAS ARE COMPOUNOEO ON THE BASIS OF THE AVERAGE IHPORT QUANTITY OF THE COMMODTTY DURING THE PREVIOUS THREE YEARS- FLLJCTLJATTONS ARE FURTHERMORE POSSIBLE BETWEEN THE YEARS, AS THE USE OF A YEARLY QUOTA REQUESTED IN DECEMBER MAY ONLY APPEAR IN THE TRADE STATISTICS OF THE FIRST THREE rlONTHS OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR, THE REASON BEING THAT THE IMPORT LICENCES GRANTED WITHIN THE QUOTA ARE GENERALLY VALID FOR THREE MONTHS.'
mZf'TOBACc0 WAREHOUSED IN JANUARY 1966, EX WAREHOUSE IN JANUARY AN5 FEBKUARY 1967.'
. . . IMPORTS OF HIDES AND SKINS IIr4 2us 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------I------WESTERN f WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAH- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND NEST-RN AN0 REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
U S AHER 1965 80166 631 I.. *.* 18 33 8818 17442 12783 8965 31469 1966. 612 9 8230 18765 12735 9297 39084 88734 2 - 1967 61261 973 1 3 7142 15119 8634 12237 17149 CANADA 1965 9885 - - - 8879 842 165 1966 15955 - 15234 636 - 85 1967 11657 - - 10754 786 - 117
BRAZIL 1965 ------1966 2 - 2 - 1967 73 73 BELG LUX 1965 16787 46 188 - - 14 2 57 2416 7779 31 6256 1966 18544 17 430 - 87 7 100 2358 10089 5455 1967 15364 - 337 29 2 42 1199 9518 4239
FRANCE 1965 97051 253 3413 35 - 317 241 7 13092 13871 13212 697 51914 1966 127333 293 4179 54 - 361 449 57 19819 20712 18319 1155 61936 1967 93525 37 4474 105 - 188 422 349 16293 12940 15768 510 42439
GERMNY FED. 1965 80090 103 2355 4 4 2 2742 23622 33696 405 17157 1966 88181 246 3049 - 4 3490 26389 35322 377 19304 1967 63911 1540 2 - 3 7 2361 17339 30179 157 12323
ITALY 1965 95238 1025 6706 92 10 22 41 10507 13975 27138 7321 28380 1966 138656 707 12812 633 35 848 5 19187 17824 38301 13228 35074 1967 133090 i 11163 215 25 944 116 18336 19440 40921 8177 33745
NETHERLNDS 1965 29311 408 - 16 1191 7472 15532 4690 1966 35495 70 695 - - 106 1434 7900 20952 - 4338 1967 30361 388 - - 26 860 4942 19723 - 4421
UNTO KNGDM 1965 55625 125 3275 49 15 IO 8690 8524 19185 331 15422 1966 61028 6 4903 53 7 69 10648 9455 19733 369 15784 1967 41909 - 2883 31 4 14 7219 5683 15778 205 10091
OENMARU 1965 4614 6 58 9 676 3296 5 565 1966 4531 128 - 1 863 2816 - 723 1967 3217 - 24 - 180 2425 7 581
NORNAY 1965 1849 2 75 38 535 802 14 382 1966 2975 64 - - 93 709 1579 530 - 1967 2082 45 -._ 41 571 1006 - 419 -
SWEDEN 1965 15342 1472 246 2317 9136 197 1974 1966 15033 11 1891 -. - 331 1790 9371 455 1184 1967 13971 - 1231 - 565 1639 8711 109 1716
----. . { EUR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 . IMPORTS OF HIDES AND SKINS [CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -~~-_-----_------~_~~~~-~~--~~~~~- ______--_--e---o-.-- YESTERN I WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MO2 AH- CONGO DTHER HEHI- AND HESTRN AND REPORTING PEizIaD rOTAL RHODESIA+ AFRICA ZAMBIA UALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEEI.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI hS.1 A OCEANIA COUNTRIES - AUSTRIA 1965 6723 667 80 722 5154 9 91 - 1966 7227 508 - 7 93 786 5778 54 1967 4930 509 - 75 559 3695 93 - 139 PORTUGAL I.. 1965 4272 241" 925 I.. 454 389 562 729 828 - 1966 2748 70 605 - 674 248 268 536 323 25 JAN-SEP 1367 3403 74 386 - 427 276 206 872 1105 57 - SWITZERLND%965 5544 - 103 - - 65 1662 3208 505 1966 - - 355 4824 70 170 543 3685 - 1967 3831 - 102 - b - 132 343 2997 1 249
ICELAND 1965 12 - - - - 12 - - 1966 6 - - - - b - 1967 11 ------11 -
IRELAND 1965 1897 - 8 - - - 142 1557 191 1966 2146 21 - 80 1973 71 JAN-SEP 1967 1314 - 9 - 17 1186 - 88 - GREECE 1965 5134 1532 543 I.. . . . 2040 1076 1676 182 463
1966 8313 223" 527 ...... 20 2790 1741 2290 166 556 1967 5619 9% 256 5=J 343 54 1977 743 1932 72 537
TURKEY 196-5 3.259 43 - - 2824 353 - 40 1966 4929 - 169 - 22 4316 390 13 18 1961 5377 - 64 - - 26 4854 417 17
SPAIN 1965 23362 424 3073 17 - - 3655 10649 1923 5 3617 1966 31074 116 3874 26 2 8 20 10 6195 13033 3942 33 3814 JAN-SEP 1967 22862 - 1412 lb 4 171 4 3372 8488 6776 7 2612 FINLAND 1965 3926 381 - 531 1125 1196 67 625 1966 5434 41 542 19 - 796 1334 1850 35 818 1967 5051 488 1023 876 1622 1042 YUGOSLAVIA 1965 20927 252u ...... 26 1373 8255 7162 4 3854 1966 25688 - - 994 12514 6663 323 5194 - 1967 23054 - 19 - 386 12283 6679 190 3497
CYPRUS 1965 54 3 41 - - 2 4 4 1966 48 - 32 5 7 - 3 JAN-NOV 2967 I3 ...... I ...... I. ..I ...... LIBYA 1965 - - - - 1966 - - - - L967 2 - - - 2
T tFaR FaawmEs SEE END aF TABLE.) . IMPORTS OF HIDES AND SKINS (CONTINUED) (IN SUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH NO2 AM- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AN0 REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA=AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DW.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES - - ISRAEL 1965 3653 43u 639 ..I . . . 6 19 1688 992 201 65 1966 3506 584 4 85 1308 1211 171 142 - JAN-SEP 1967 2099 292 32 - 26 972 566 95 108 6
AUSTRALIA 1965 1376 5 - - - 14 75 3 - 1279 - 1966 1643 -. 2 196 100 1337 2 1967 1238 8 72 102 21" 1 1031 2
N ZEALAND 1965 91 - - - 8 83 1966 337 - - - 5 - 332 1967 110 - - 10 95
UGANDA 1965 18 18 1966 90 - - 5 85 - . . . .r. JAN-AUG 1967 ...... *. I.. . . . 24 ......
NIGERIA 1965 29 ------22 6 - - 1966 136 - - - - 3.03 30 3 1967 69 I35 4
ZAMBIA 1965 14 - - 13 - - - - - 1 1966 11 - - - 3 - 8 - - - - J AN-SEP 1967 . . . - ..I ...... I.. .I. . . . .I.
TUNISIA 1965 413 - - 78 336 - - - 1966 601 - - - - - 92 487 - - 3 AN-SEP 1967 166 - - 13 1% 11 - -
JAPAN 1965 58616 102 120 14 - - 7 52 39722 4118 631 13849 1966 98411 35 518 - 11 - 146 68002 452 b 1386 23786 1967 74740 - 150 - - 7 84 52961 5005 387 15645
PAKISTAN 1965 135 - 4 104 - 27 1966 169 - - 143 - 25 JAN-AUG 1967 145 - - - - - 122 - 19
SINGAPORE 1965 1783 - 21 412 - - 1349 1966 16G9 - - - - 23 - 97 - - 1490 JAN-JUN 1967 935 ------48 - 887
HONG KONG 1965 1580 10 10 - 3 231 38 1 1287 1966 2181 - 79 - - 32 342 65 2 1661 JAN-XT 1967 1485 - 13 - - _. 2 368 16 - 1086
CHINA TAIW 1965 1855 - 4 - - - - 373 - - 146; 1966 2026 4 - 16 - - 257 - 2 1742 JAN-SEP 1967 1643 - 434 1203 . ’ 1 FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1 IWORTS OF HIDES AND SKINS ItONTINUEDl IIN 6US 000)
AFRECA EUROPE OTHER __-______----_-______~ -____--we------WESTERN I WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNL AS1 A OCEAN1 A COUNTRIES
KOREA REP 1965 22 - - - 19 - - 3 1966 673 - - 645 - - 28 3 AN-SER 1967 846 - - - - - 726 - 119
THAILAND 1965 17 - - - - 4 14 1966 11 - - - - - 1 10 JAN-JUN 1967 8 -. - - - - 3 - - 5 JAHAICA 1965 57 ------57 - - 1966 70 - - - - 65 - - 1967 76 - - - - - 76 - - - MALTA 1965 1 ------1 - - 1966 - - - 1967 18 - - - - 18 1 - -
* TOTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIONS (IN THOUSAND USk): 3 070.
AfREFERS TO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND.
U’GOODS SHIPPED FROM SOUTHERN RHODESIA BEFORE DECEMBER 16, 1966, THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION.’
d/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781.
~/REPRESENTS TRADE IN THE AMOUNT OF 5 THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND, AND 4 THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH SOUTHERN RHODESIA FOR WHICH AN 'IMPORT LICENCE HAD BEEN GRANTED BY THE GOVERNMENT ON 25 FEBRUARY 1966 , THAT IS TEN MONTHS BEFORE SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 232 WAS ADOPTED’.
>/MARCH - DECEMBER
.. . IMPORTS OF ASBESTOS, CRUDE8 WASHED OR GROUND (IN bUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ______------WESTERN IWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MQZ AM- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRECA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNf ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES - U S AMER 1965 70457 2274” 7218 **. .m 30 60386 498 50 1966 73099 140 ~ 10659 222 - 102 61441 474 61 1967 65744 897 5298 - - 32 59167 348
CANADA 1965 1190 240 886 - - - 63 - 1966 1178 1056 - - - - 98 24 - - 1967 1185 1051 - - - 131 3 -
BRAZIL 1965 3416 55= 356 I*- . . - 2751 - 193 1966 42 03 - 426 - - - - 3672 10615 - 1967 3938 313 - - 3536 89
BELG LUX 1965 9071 130 1690 - - 40 - 5710 1461 39 1966 7244 100 939 - - 69 4517 1407 16: 49 1967 8209 - 1597 - 156 5346 756 340 13
FRANCE 1965 15543 319 1347 - - 102 - 9608 4168 - 1966 16723 416 1851 - 149 3 12342 3962 - 1967 18909 5 2749 - - 57 11584 4514 -
GERMNY FED 1965 24459 3344 2510 20 13765 4809 - 11 1966 23828 2766 2408 13654 4988 - 12 1967 18334 1922 2452 - - 10152 3782 22 4
ITALY 1965 7376 559 3239 - 3 - 48 90 2604 715 - 118 1966 8569 730 4300 - - 53 5 2463 908 4 108 1967 0732 124 4431 11 10 21 2983 1142 10
NETHERLNDS 1965 2289 236 - - 164 - 1463 426 - - - - 1966 2147 - 71 - 1 83 1515 479 1967 2272 - 184 - - - 147 - 946 995
UNTD KNGOM 1965 30385 8553 8237 3 - 6 89 13096 277 123 1 1966 33586 2009 10716 - - - 107 5 19377 385 879 108 1967 31250 - 12654 23 - 17904 272 396 -
DENMARK 1965 4109 64 1116 - - 1830 315 792 1966 3115 - 986 1290 201 629 1967 3493 871 - 1524 493 605 - NORWAY 1965 766 190 256 - 148 172 1966 923 237 128 - 447 111 1967 919 88 - - 635 192 - SWEDEN 1965 2635 763 964 646 223 1966 2444 73 32: 1156 461 206 1967 1794 214 648 809 123
7 (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1 IHPORTS OF ASBESTOS, CRUDE, WASHEO OR GROUND (CONTINUED) (IN $US 000)
EUROPE OTHER WESTERi ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAM- GONG0 OTHER HEM I- AN0 WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODES IA+ AFRICA ZAt4BI A MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE OEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN I ASI A OCEANI A COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 5480 505. 181 6 - - 3 - - 3930 717 137 1966 6031 153 524 - - 26 - - 4612 601 115 1967 3052 97 693 3 - - 1741 284 233
PORTUGAL 1965 695 ;ol/ 238 . . . ..s 33 292 40 1966 820 134 195 - - 117 - 319 55 JAN-SEP 1967 625 109. 184 - 50 256 27
SHITZERLNDH1965 2556 80 311 68 - - 4 - - 1723 368 1966 2867 35 196 - 18 - 2248 367 1 1967 2603 - 641 - 51 - 1734 178
ICELAND 1965 1 _------1 1966 1 ------1 1967 1 ------1
IRELAND 1965 967 374 339 - - - 14 47 194 1966 1004 - 400 - - 31 - - 336. 126 112 JAN-SEP 1967 566 343 - 157 66
GREECE 1965 824 462 - - - - 323 39 - 1966 796 - 294 - - 451 50 - 1967 1002 463 - 93 310 122 13 -
TURKEY 1965 543 ------24 518 - 1966 1352 - 348 - - 239 765 - 1967 i194 - 277 - - - - - 301 616 - -
SPAIN 1965 10067 2045 3912 126 7 - 9 3764 204 - 1966 15573 2115 4737 466 - - - 8021 232 JAN-SEP 1967 7509 68 4081 - 3 - 3013 344
FINLAND 1965 964 L 288 167 509 1966 736 - 227 - - - - 133 377 - - 1967 720 - 129 - - - - 141 450 -
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 3015 340-L/ - . . . :. . - - 598 2077 1966 2857 467 - - - - 733 lb57 - 1967 3772 - 815 - 978 1979 - - - - - LIBYA 1965 8 - - - 8 - 1966 5 - - - - 1 5 - 1967 3 - - - - 3
“ (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. I . . .. . IMPORTS OF AS~FSTOS, CRUOE, WASHED OR GROUND (CONTINUED) (IN $US 000) _
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ---~---__--_-----___------~~~~-~----~------~~------WESTERN IHESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZ An- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND WESTRN AND REPURTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIAIAFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASI A OCEAN1 A MISC. CDUNTRI ES
ISRAEL 1965 la05 450 - - - 34 1144 153 23 - 1966 1345 - 253 - - 1028 6 58 - - JAN-SEP 1967 761 165 - - - - - 547 5 44
AUSTRALIA 1965 6558 125 1044 - 1 1 5344 43 - - - 1966 7210 - 1379 - - - - 5760 71 - - - 1967 7234 1392 - - - 5817 26 -
N ZEALAND 1965 1292 4 248 - - - 825 35 180 - 1966 1354 496 - - - - 808 28 22 1967 2077 772 - - - - - 1265 30 8 2
UGANDA 1965 170 IO2 - - 67 - 1 1966 351 311 23 - 8 9 JAN-AUG 1967 ..w . . . .*. *.. .-. . . . I.. 108 -.. . . .> .. . * ..a - NIGERIA 1965 869 748" a.. ..m - - - 36 61 - 23 1 1966 605 - 74 - - - 380 98 52 1 1967 649 128 - - - 247 216 57 1
ZAMBIA 1965 155 255 - - 1966 198 185 - - - - - JAN-SEP 1967 . . . 121 ..a a.. ..e .*. I.. .a...... l *.
IVDR COAST 1965 2 - - - - - 2 - 1966 - - JAN-MAR 1967 - ; ------
SENEGAL 1965 37 - - - 33 4 - - 1966 68 - - - 49 19 - JAN-JUN 1967 28 - - 19 a - 2 LI TUNISIA 1965 84 82 - . . . .** 2 - 1966 706 - - - 10 242 453 - JAN-SEP 1967 142 - - - 68 74 - -
JAPAN 1965 19114 1534 4456 - 21 - - 11425 1463 213 - 1966 21247 2205 5810 - 31 - 16 I.1517 1541 127 1967 27163 - 10537 - - 22 - - 14309 2253 41 - CEYLdN 1965 149 146 2 1966 282 - - - 266 lb - JAN-JlJN 1967 300 - A - - 299 - - - 18 - PAKISTAN 1965 253 73" - . . . - - 162 1966 400 - - - - - 4 394 Is* I** . . . - JAN-AUG 1967 86 . . . . _. *.. 66 19
. . (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE-1 IMPORTS OF ASBESTOS, CRUDE, WASHED OR GROUND LCONTINUEDI (IN WS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAt+ CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTLNG PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA NALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) AS1 A OCEANIA COUNTRIES - - MALAYS IA+W 1965 1083 64L' - ...... 206 156 524 10 124 - 1966 1531 17 - 42 118 1180 58 116 JAN 1967 327 - - ...... - I.. 69 253 - - 5
SINGAPORE 1965 941 2471-/ . . . - 553 1 - 140 1965. 740 - 26 “: - 104 433 3 - 175 JAN-JON 1967 437 2 - 124 292 20
HONG KONG 1965 37 - - - - - 34 - 3 1966 59 - - - - - 55 - 5 JAN-OCT 1967 17 - - - - 12 - 6
CHlNA TAIW 1965 256 - 102 - - - 125 - 29 1966 426 I54 - - - 213 - - 60 JAN-SEP 1967 292 - 146 - - - 124 - 17 4
CAMBODIA 1965 19 - - 18 - 1 1966 17 - - - 15 2 JAN-JUN 1967 16 - - - 15 - - 1
KOREA REP 1965 916 - - - - 855 9 52 - 1966 1316 ------1778 - 39 JAN-SEP 1967 2294 - - - 2103 - 191 -
THAILAND 1965 1476 - 517 - - - 5 265 281 408 1966 2536 - 1144 - - - 36 615 3 738 - JAN-JUN 1967 1511 - 374 - 942 1 192 1 -
JAMAICA 1965 63 ------39 23 - 1 1966 ...... I.. ..I . . . ..I 1967 184 - 17 - - - 157 10 - -
MALTA 1965 3 - - 2 - 1 1956 7 - - - 1 6 - 1967 10 - - - - 10 -
= TOTAL EXPORTS DF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIONS ilN THOUSAND US$): 30 132.
L/REFERS To TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALANO.
L/‘GOOCS SHIPPED FROM SOUTHERN RHODESIA BEFORE DECEMBER 16, 1966, THE EFFfCTIVE DATE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL RESCLUTION. \ i a/SEE THE OFFICIAL UECLARATION ilF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITE0 NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781. InPORTS OF IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES IIN LUS 000)
EUROPE OTHER WESTERN ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOEAR- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AN0 WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIAeAFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
U S AUER 1965 443807 - - - 22073 420102 1627 - 5 1966 462271 - - - - 26414 433407 2197 6 246 1967 444,450 - - - - 24039 416281 4097 15 18
CANADA 1965 56008 ------56008 - - - 1966 51822 - - - 51714 - 108 - 1967 30404 - - - 299 30105 - - BRAZIL 1965 ------1966 ------1967 1 ------1 -
BELG LUX 1965 138940 - 1 - 268 17618 11975 106413 2667 - 1966 126521 - 151 - - 18972 9976 94576 2846 - 1967 122391 - 4 23323 2520 91754 - 4791
FRANCE 1965 44735 - 1134 - - 65 7 - 24287 10051 8654 153 385 - 1966 48119 1013 - - 300 - - 25075 12636 7389 221 584 1967 48108 15 - - 1 - - 26084 14242 5253 117 2395 -
GERMNY FED 1965 368860 - 804 5928 76 91555 98551 164195 7751. 1966 326165 - 86 - 3489 92312 74429 150512 - 5337 1967 321547 - 2149 - 88308 81543 144149 1 5397 -
ITALY 1965 75975 36 - - 42372 28706 25LO 284 2067 1966 80625 - 27 - - 39298 35710 4792 799 1967 100728 - 55 47003 42031 9376 - 2264
NETHERLNDS 1965 36442 '26 - 19192 8622 7158 1444 1966 32194 24 - - 20901 6950 3612 - 706 a -1967 29961 ------15352 13808 801 - -
UNTO KNMM 1965 236502 - - - - 60917 78092 $7130 170 194 1966 195363 - - - - 55952 57002 87286 123 - 1967 190577 - .- - 166 - - 43894 70428 74450 143 1496 DENHARK 1965 64 - - - - - 64 1966 85 - - - - - 85 1967 61 - -. - - - - 61
NORWAY 1965 214 - - - 214 1966 109 ------107 196-f 87 - - - - - 87
SWEDEN 1965 1895 ------1505 389 1966 2146 - - - .- - 2086 60 1967 70 - 68 \ _. (FGR kOUTNOTES SEE -ENO OF TABLE.) IMPORTS OF IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES ( GoNTINUEDI (IN SlJ.5 000)
OTHER AFRICA EUROPE -___-___-___-______-_------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA AND SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZ AM- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND WESTRN REPORTING PERIOD ANGOLA BIQUE DECI.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRItA ZAHEIA MALAWI -. COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 16760 - - - - 1586 5409 9597 167 1966 17002 - - - - 1438 5558 10007 1967 12175 - - - 4050 8125
PORTIJ’GAL 1965 1070 - - - - - 284 313 473 1966 794 - - - - 25 735 34 JAN-SEP 1967 516 ------1 515 SWITZERLt&965 60 ------21 39 1966 143 - - - - - 21 77 45 1967 328 ------252 76 - - - - IRELAND 1965 . 19 19 1966 34 - - 28 5 J AN-SEP 1967 14 ------14
GREECE 1965 5462 ------4095 1367 19b6 4522 - - - - 4522 1967 1929 ------1879 49 SPAIN 1965 4514 - 178 - - 3282 577 392 85 1966 7281 - - - 438 - - 4998 1674 11 160 JAN-SEP 1967 5073 - - 4597 397 79
FINLAND 1965 10216 - - - - - 252 9964 1966 8790 ------184 202 8405 1967 6259 - - - - - 6259
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 5771 - - - 385 29 5356 1966 5792 - - - - - 447 5346 1967 1918 - - 283 1635
LIBYA 1965 15 ------8 7 1966 - - - 1967 ------
ISRAEL 1965 12 - - - - I2 1966 ------JAN-SEP 1967 ------
AUSTRALIA 1965 621 ------14 608 1 1966 536 - - - - 4 531 1 - 1967 433 - - - 6 427 -
> (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.] . . IMPORTS OF IRON ORE AND CONCENTRATES (CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE D-I-HER WESTERN IWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HO2 AR- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND NESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIAeAFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQuE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
NIGERIA 1965 16 - - - - lb - - - 1966 1 - - - 1 - 1967 ------
TUNISIA 1965 - - - - 1966 7 - - - 7 JAN-SEP I.967 ------
JAPAN 1965 523624 4836 26071 345 2056 4483 3393 244655 5576 - 232208 1966 606263 4303 42095 4325 4987 278183 4543 - 267829 1967 718082 - 61843 - 6503 2353 8304 307633 5500 - 325946
PAKISTAN 1965 13 - - - - 5 - - - 9 1966 2 ------1 - - 1 J AN-AUG 1967 8 ------8
HONG KONG 1965 49 ------49 1966 65 ------65 J AN-OCT 1967 10 - - - - 3.0
CHINA TAIW 1965 363 ..I ...... *.. ..* .*...... * m.. 258 -1966 1099 - - - - - 1097 JAN-SEP 1967 429 - - - - 428
t TOTAL ExPDRTS of SUUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIONS (IN THOUSANO usbl: 910.
u/SEE THE OFFICIAL QECLARATION OF THE SUISS -GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781-
..
.. * InPORTS OF CHROMIUM ORES AND CONCENTRATES (IN Ill5 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ---~___-______I______----_----~~~-~~~---- WESTERN IWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MO2 AM- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND HESTRN AND REPORTING PER100 TOTAL RHODESIAMFRICA ZANBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE OEM-REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES _
- 6946 - 5428 - U S AMER 1965 24091 5991A' 5529 *-. I.. 198 1966 30379 3752 10594 47 - - 387 9018 335 6246 - 1967 21854 335-i/ 5555 - - 306 9006 3630
CANADA 1965 2312 419 107 - - 828 49 136 773 - 1966 1478 115 50 780 61 63 ,408 - 1967 2336 17 1290 355 177 .498
BRAZIL 1965 - - 1966 144 - - 144 - 19 67 244 - - - - 244 -
BELG LUX 1965 36 5 - - - - 16 - 14 20 - 1966 82 10 21 32 - 1967 85 9 - 37 - 24 15 - FRANCE 1965 6334 863 97 - 2 260 4165 '348 1966 7520 254 2 482 5359 1424 1967 796-I 32 667 - 30 372 4996 1869 -
GERMNY FED 1965 7792. 364 1877 - - - 1 4382 1130 38 1966 8539 - 1752 - - - 6085 686 16 1967 8401 81 1759 - - 5967 563 31 -
ITALY 1965 2777 - - - 2177 63 -457 1966 3127 - 3:: - - - 2242 63 496 1967 2813 283 - - 2270 - 259
NETHERLNDS 1965 163 - 8 25 - 52 18 59 1966 121 - 40 - 13 - 7 - 62 1967 158 65 57 29 - 7 -
UNTD- KNGDM 1965 6048 584 1663 - - 293 - 361 3148 1966 5284 42 1911 - 296 195 319 2522 - - - - - 1967 2288 1018 -47 81 1142
DENMARK 1965 ------1966 3 I - - - - 2 - 1967 5 - 1 - - 4 - -
NORWAY 1965 2414 883 - 1531 1966 2238 253 136 - - 1849 - 1967 2025 - - 1832 193
SW EDEN 1965 4039 131 327 173 - - 3405 - 1966 4818 - 253 - 4564 1967 4623 - -8 - - 4614
I- 7 (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1 . I IMPORTS OF CHROHIUH ORES AND CONCENTRATES (CONTINUED) (IN $US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAM- COtiGO OTHER HERI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 1716 28 - 996 692 1966 2273 - - - 713 1559 1967 1781 1 739 1039 -
PORTUGAL 1965 2 - - - - 1966 b - - 6 JAN-SEP 1967 4 ------3 - - - 3f SU ITZEULND 1965 130 - - 42 1 - 86 - - 1966 128 - - - 59 - 69 - - 1967 74 - - - - 74 - -
SPAIN 1965 866 - .?92 - - - 341 175 58 1966 987 - 313 - - - - 214 267 193 - JAN-SEP 1967 63 - - - - 1 62 - -
FINLAND 1965 4 - 2 ------2 - - - 1966 ------1967 2: - 138 - - - - 2 - - -
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 1221 - - - 1221 1966 838 - 838 - 1967 1026 - - - 1026 -
AUSTRALIA 1965 149 144 ------5 - 1966 76 75 1 - - - - 1967 540 - 29 ------2 110 399 -
ZAMBIA 1965 3 2 1 - - - - 1966 7 2 5 - - JAN-SEP 1967 -.- - ..* .** ...... *. *-* s ** ..I
JAPAN 1965 9003 38 1069 - - - 57 3120 905 3794 1966 11555 37 1619 294 - - - 3972 2320 4314 - 1967 17566 - 4940 - - 675 - 4444 7507 -
CHINA TAIY 1965 15 - - - - - 15 - -1966 33 - - - 33 JAN-SEP 1967 3 ------.3 -
GUYANA 1965 ------7 .- - - l l .* a.. 1966 s.. -I. *.. I.. m** *I. m.. a.. a.. *.. l . . JAN-AUG 1967 2 - - - - 2
(FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABFE.)
. . . IMPORTS OF CHROHXUM ORES AND CUNCENTRATES (CONTINUEO~
* XITAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 194~~ To ALL DESTINATIONS (IN JHQUSAND US*): 10 667.
1/REF=s fO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND.
z/‘GOODS SHIPPED FROH SOUTHERN RHODESIA BEFORE DECEMBER If,, 1966, THE EFFECTIVE .DATE OF -I-HE SECURITY CoUNclL RESuLU+loN-’
%SfE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWIS,S GOVERNMENT CDNTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781- : IMPORTS OF LEATHER (IN sus coo)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ______-__------WESTERN (HESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MO2 AM- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND *‘ESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA=AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASI A OCEANIA COUNTRIES
lJ S AHER 1965 67476 21' 15 1.1 *.. - - - 16516 40686 4 10033 1966 79210 12 - 24027 46387 19 8249 1967 68739 5 - 2 19699 43145 133 5254
CANADA 1965 16074 ------6850 9115 - 109 1966 18512 ------9160 9175 - 177 1967 18702 ? - - - - - 9396 9162 - 144
BRA2 IL 1965 294 - - - 85 208 - 1966 180 - - - - 41 139 - -- 1967 277 - - - - - 113 164 -
BELG LUX 1965 20996 - 6 2 2303 17202 I20 1363 1966 21803 - 8 - - 6 2295 17121 359 2014 1967 17065 2 - - - 17 1195 14756 366 728
FRANCE 1965 26008 16 - - - 2996 2786 12268 19 7922 1966 44571 - 4284 5102 20822 20 14342 1967 38248 7 2 - - - - 3433 4800 19005 26 10982
GERMNY FED 1965 74934 - 6 - - - - 596 4924 59387 185 9836 1966 93385 1 - - 1372 5710 7'0534 139 15629 1967 72047 45 - - 885 5918 54958 4 10237
ITALY 1965 26718 - is - - - - 37 3061 18665 547 4382 1965 42301 - 9 - - - - - 119 4356 24848 423 12544 1967 40932 1 - - 4 59 5798 21566 399 13105
NETHERLNDS 1965 21789 ------8 3110 17678 1 992 1966 22953 - 2 - - - - 25 2348 19209 2 1367 1967 I8933 3 - - 7 1449 16233 24 1217
UNTO KNGDH 1965 57966 6 159 - - 3511 6372 14691 20 33207 1966 63796 148 - - - - 3588 6220 15713 10 38116 1967 57915 87 3215 5554 19530 I4 29515
DENMARK 1965 10923 - - 15 738 9656 9 504 1966 11948 - 4 1175 10145 116 509 1967 11394 - - - 6 643 IO213 43 489
NORWAY 1965 4016 102 3904 10 1966 4595 - - - - 88 4499 8 1967 4458 30 4425 3
SW EDEN 1965 13822 48 - - - 1 740 11466 1562 1966 13459 52 86 500 10592 2220 1967 13965 50 - - 19 71 957 10542 2323
. . . (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. ] . IMPORTS OF LEATHER fCONTINUED) (IN $US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------______-______-_-_-_------YESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAR- CUNGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPflRTING PERIOD TOTAL RI+DDESIA=AFRICA ZAMBIA FIALAUI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES - AUSTRIA 1965 10440 - 4 - - 102 340 9668 326 - - 1966 13896 1 92 341 13168 3 291 - 1967 11874 6 - - 69 495 11131 172
PORTUGAL 1965 698 7 - - 2 693 - 4 1966 839 - - - 837 2 JAN-SEP 1967 705 - - - 705
SRITZERLN&965 17091 - - 35 2218 14711 57 70 - 1966 21205 - 7 - - - 54 2863 18039 122 120 1967 19414 - - - - - 28 2316 16973 48 50 -
ICELAND 1965 68 - - 7 - 6 60 - 2 - 1966 53 - - - 7 47 - - 1967 50 - - - 2 - 4 46
IRELAND 1965 4037 - - - 8 400 3424 154 1966 402 8 - - - - 385 3398 186 JAN-SEP 1967 3531 - - 585 2835 - 38
GREECE 1965 936 - - - - 44 889 2’ 1 1966 1106 - - - 67 1036 2 1967 878 - - 6 71 801 - 1
SPAIN 1965 2085 - - - - 372 589 1003 - 121 1966 2787 - - - - 468 863 1339 - 118 JAN-SEP 1967 2461 - - 1 - 302 751 1317 - 89
FINLAND 1965 3001 - 2 161 2830 9 1966 6318 - - - - - 357 5957 - 4 1967 5855 - - - 141 5685 3 26
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 2383 - - 44 81 304 - 1954 - 1966 3038 - - - 16 50 490 141 2340 1967 4396 - 107 1952 268 2069
CYPRUS 1965 1277 48 7 - - 5 48 992 101 65 10 1966 1487 6 7 11 148 1108 98 92 19 1967 1584 . . . I.. a.. I.. ..* ..* I.. 145 1247 80 71 42
LIBYA 1965 66 - - - - 4 - 59 3 - 1966 59 - - 7 49 3 1967 33 - - - - 31 - 2
ISRAEL 1965 1514 - - 770 718 - 25 - 1966 2290 - - - 1256 943 - 90 2 JAN-SEP 1967 1681 - - 934 689 - 51 6
: (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. j . IKPORTS OF LEATHER iCONTINUED (IN *US 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------.i------WESTERN 1 WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAM- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND UESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA EIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRALIA 1965 4053 - 3 - - - 956 2646 444 1966 5107 - - - - 710 3368 - 1030 1967 5330 1 - - - 1305 3279 1 745
N ZEALAND 1965 1287 - - - - 8 143 489 1 645 1 1966 1347 - - - - 14 127 454 - 752 - 1967 1987 - - - 17 217 597 1130 26
UGANDA 1965 3 ------3 - 1966 6 - - - b - - JAN-AUG 1967 *...... l ...... * .I. 2 3 ...... a
NIGERIA 1965 807 - - - - 43 134 593 - 37 1966 867 - - - 3 57 688 119 1967 608 - - - - - 2 44 544 15 4
IVOR COAST 1965 114 - - - 10 - 104 - 1966 196 - - 4 192 JANMAR 1967 41 - - - - - 1 - 40 - - SENEGAL 1965 113 - - - 2 - 111 1966 145 3 142 - - - JAN-JUN 1967 86 - - 86 - TUNISIA 1965 206 - - - - - 206 - - 1966 527 - - - 527 JANkEP 1967 169 - 1 - 168 - -
- - JAPAN 1965 7706 5 - - 3 1715 1068 4915 1966 9524 - - - - - 9 1977 1695 5814 29 - 1967 9398 - 88 - - 36 1434 2351 5487
C EYLDN 1965 136 ------57 79 - - 1966 142 .- - - 82 JAN-JUN 1967 71 - 46 EG -
PAKLSTAN 1965 75 - - - - 9 43 1 21 1966 39 - - - - - 11 23 - 5 JAN-AUG 1961 32 - 4 9 11 3 3
- - - HALAYSIAsW 1965 838 - - 15 396 427 1966 741 - - 19 378 - 345 JAN 1967 73 ------2 44 - 26 - 1965 1235 9u 14 s-m .e. 113 292 806 SINGAPORE - - 1966 1143 7 161 330 651 JAN-JUN 1967 502 - - - 68 108 326
: (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 . IMPORTS OF LEATHER ’ (CONTINUED) (IN SIJS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------XESTERN T WEST-RN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH t4OZAH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REP~RTING.PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
HONG KONG 1965 3987 10 - - - - 1 1059 964 1953 1966 5133 73 - - - 1 1600 1216 2243 JAN-DCT 1967 4703 8 - - - 2042 1089 1564 CHINA TAIW 1965 24 - - - - 21 1 1966 59 - - 11 23 - 24 JAN-SEP 1967 300 - - - - 226 3 70
CAMBODIA 1965 13. - - - - 2 5 6 1966 1 - - - 1 1 JAN-JUN 1967 - - - -
KOREA REP 1965 26 - - - 16 10 1966 95 11 84 JAN-SEP 1967 84 - 83
THAILAND 1965 196 - - - - - 58 109. - 29 1966 233 - - 61 133 - 39 - JAN-JUN 1967 108 - - - 23 61 - 24 -
JAMAICA 1965 1599 - - - - 1326 246 27 1966 2617 --- -.s ..I ..* .I. .** . . . I.. 2013 361 --- wt. 243 1967 2359 - - - - - 2003 317 29 10
GUYANA 1965 ------1966 *.* -Is *.e .*. I-. . . . ._I a-. *s- a.- JAN-AUG 1967 9 - - - - 3 1 5
NETH ANTIL 1965 57 - - 15 42 - - 1966 43 - - - 5 38 - JAN-MAR 1967 16 - - - - 3 12 - I
MALTA 1965 349 1 - - - 8 328 12 1966 319 3 - 24 271 4 17 - 1967 343 6 - 1 20 299 - 14 3
* TOTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATIDNS (IN THOUSAND USf): 61.
L/REFERS TO TRADE nITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND. f :/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT C0NTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUHENT S/7781. IMPORTS OF PIG IRON, ETC: (IN $US OOC)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER __-______-I______I______-_-_-- WESTERN t WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HEIII- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD rOTAL RHODESIA*AFRiCA ZAf’lBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIPUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA MISC. _ COUNTRIES
- - - U S AHER 1965 94432 ...... 249 30238 38270 14740 1966 122389 34 816 - - 25877 57595 - 15264 - 1967 83654 - - - 26611 38146 - 8123
CANtIDA 1965 16073 416 4419 - - - 7230 3970 - 37 - 1966 18576 80 7235 - - 7593 3590 - 77 1967 16954 5005 - - - - 7621 4223 - 104
BRAZIL 1965 976 - - - - 409 567 - 1966 4251 62 ------1733 2351 - 105 - 1967 1743 100 63 - - 729 829 - 22
BELG LUX 1965 31166 522 - 35 - 616 29608 - 384 - - - 1966 28605 337 427 - .- 186 431 27028 42 155 1967 27236 - 309 - - 127 - - 406 26223 6 165
FRANCE 1965 26135 10 24 - - - 369 10356 15376 1966 26943 274 58 - - 290 12505 42 13685 1967 37583 17 - 430 14769 3 22285 *.. GERMNY FED 1965 64898 276 2974 I-m WI- -.I . . . .a. 2523 51901 5295 1929 s-s ..* I.966 67055 599 3324 .-. ..- .*. .*s 5729 46283 6543 4577 .*a . . . l . . 1967 61222 4463 l . . *...... I 6194 40701 6724 3140
ITALY 1965 57504 358 4407 - - - 14 - 39 437 '50800 46 1403 1966 68880 2889 4620 - - 770 1170 57557 553 1321 - 1967 87292 49 2692 - - - 2076 1345 79572 1553
l l . . . . . -.* NETHERLNOS 1965 8220 .-. 318 *...... e* 18 177 7394 1 312 l l .* .f. ..- _I. 1966 10066 332 **a .*...... 183 8907 3 640 1967 7128 239 - - 7 - 220 6662 - -
UNTO KNGDH 1965 90195 2476 9128 - - - - - 3 8502 67776 2310 1966 77871 11114 - - - - 5787 57693 - 3278 - 1967 675QQ 8265 5094 53604 538
DENMARU 1965 6822 - 8 - 53 6729 - 31 - 1966 6157 - 6152 - - - 1967 3442 - - - 11: 3425 - 3
- - - - NORUAY 1965 1593 242 57 1294 1966 1732 3 1729 1967 1758 - 21 1737
- - SWEDEN 1965 39497 380 3319 2166 33438 194 1966 50538 96 2111 - 514 2786 44019 1012 1967 34462 2384 - - - 2803 28546 - 730
. : (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.) IHPORTS OF PIG IRON, ETC. (CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER _-______I_ ___~____--__--~---~- WESTERN t WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MoZAH- CONGO OTHER HEAI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
- - $20 27 AUSTRIA 1965 22324 66 139 85 21487 - 1966 19115 78 367 - - - 27 - 302 16687 lb54 1967 139b2 126 284 - - 228 lb 82 12314 911
PORTUGAL 1965 261 - 9 252 - - - - 1966 473 27 446 - JAN-SEP 19b7 275 - - - 275 II - SWITZERLND 1965 8021 - 119 - - 2 - 338 7448 - 114 - - 1966 8161 - 215 - - 458 7455 33 1967 6605 - 248 - 245 6073 - 38 - - ICELAND 1965 28 - - - - - 28 1966 6 ------6 1967 34 - - - - - 34 - IRELAND 1965 1164 - 14 - 8 1134 2 1966 981 - 9 - 972 - - J AN-SEP 1967 869 - 1 - 1 1367
GREECE 1965 2016 208 - - - - - 1809 1946 2191 - 217 - 1974 1 19b7 2214 - 277 - - - - .1937
TURKEY 1965 3029 ------619 2410 - - 1966 2960 - - - 100 2822 - 38 - 1967 2484 - - - - - 279 2205 - -
SPAIN 1965 6588 55 - - - 681 5755 - 97 - 1966 6536 7 125 - - - 925 5427 52 JAN-SEP 1967 3029 9 - - - 483 2486 - 51 -
FINLAND 1965 2682 19 - 105 2558 1966 2868 - - - 142 2726 - - 1967 3047 43 - - z - - 57 2947 - -
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 15037 - - - 593 14409 34 - 1966 14833 - - - 151 14668 14 - 1967 9429 77 9306 46
------CYPRUS 1965 8 7 1966 21 ------21 *.. *a. JAN-NOV 1967 28 ..* .*. *.* *.a ..1 ..- ..* ..I . . . ..a
LIBYA 1965 1 - - - 1 - - 1966 3 - - - - - 3 1967 12 - - - - 12 - - -
> [FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. J . IMPORTS OF PIG IRON, ETC. TCONTINUED) (IN LUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ___~______~~~~~-~------_~~~~~~----~-~--~~~~~~~ WESTERN LUESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO OTHER HEHI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRR) ASI A OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
ISRAEL 1965 1009 - - - 4 1005 - 1966 6Bl - - - - 9 672 - JAN-STEP 1967 308 - 37 269 - 1
AUSTRALIA 1965 8729 645 2522 117 - - - - 894 3428 1120 3 1966 6635 160 1987 - - 864 2294 98 1233 1 1967 8704 - 2224’ - - 768 4354 - 1357 - - N ZEALAND 1965 351 - - - 2 349 - - 1966 376 - - - 376 - 1967 693 5 688 1
UGANDA 1965 66 - - - - 50 - 16 1966 68 ------61 7 ...... I.. . . . JAN-AUG 1967 ...... I...... I . . . 48
NIGERIA 1965 92 - - 91 1 - 1966 65 - - 2 b3 - 1967 87 - - 84 3
ZAMBIA 1965 348 256 91 - 1 - - - 1966 276 174 101 - - 1 I.. ..I ...... I.. JAN-SEP 1967 a.. 79 . . . ..I ..I .*. ..‘ - IVOR COAST I965 10 ------9 1966 9 ------9 - - JAN-MAR 1967 - - - - SENEGAL 1965 2 - - - 2 1965 1 ------1 JAN-JUN 1947 3 - - - - - 3 - TUNISIA 1965 151 - - 151 1966 156 - - 155 - JAN-SEP 1967 72 - - - 1 71
JAPAN 1965 131983 8977 26520 74 256 - 1428 - 5150 54133 35444 - 1966 123795 1200 22476 - - - 513 66 448 33158 1967 325858 - 43517 79 18482 206504 57278 - - CEYLON 1965 61 - - - 58 3 1966 107 106 1 J iN-JUN 1967 24 - - - - 23 1
- PAKISTAN 1965 2552 32” - .I. . . . 2156 284 BO 1966 6982 - - 466 6211 305 J AN-AUG 1967 2844 ------391 2397
> (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF T-0’ a- ’ . . rF PIG IRON, ETC. fCONTINUfD) [IN $US DO01
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ---_-___-______-__------WESTERN ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HO2AM- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHDDESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA H1S.C. COUNTRIES - HALAYS1A.W 1965 340 z" - . . . ..* 22 316 1966 490 - - - 66 424 - JAN 1967 56 ------7 48 1
SINGAPORE 1965 576 - - 6 139 431 1966 643 - - 305 338 JAN-JUN- 1967 385 - - - 1 323 - 61
HONG KONG 1965 592 - 7 - 7 5 33 540 1966 789 - 2 - 1 - 1 118 - 66-i - JAN-CICT 1967 182 - 5 5 17 - 155 -
CHINA TAIW 1965 1896 - - - - 18 217 - 1660 1 1966 2158 - - - I.7 53 - 2089 - JAN-SEP 1967 5230 - - - - 747 192 429 1 - CAHBODIA 1965 26 - - - - - 18 - 9 1966 39 - - - - - 8 31 JAN-JUN 1967 ------
KOREA REP 1965 715 - - - - - 542 1 172 - 1966 2638 - 1436 - Y 171 4 2 - 1024 JAN-SEP 1967 1917 - 6b5 - - - 374 446 431
THA ILAN0 1965 228 - 23 - - 23 107 - 75 - 1966 482 - 78 - - - - 107 297 - JAN-JUN 1967 I57 - 94 - - 15 49
JAMAICA 1965 38 - - - - 25 13 1966 ..s .*a . . . *...... a- *I* I.- ..a -** a*...... 1967 59 - - - 35 25 -
GUYANA 1965 - - - 1966 ..* I.. --I w.* *.. . . . w...... a.. **. m.. JAN-AUG 1967 1 - - - - 1
HALTA 1965 4 - - - - 4 1966 2 - - - - 2 1967 62 - - 62
+ TOTAL EXPDRTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965. TO ALL DESTINATIONS (IN THOUSAND USJ;): 11 657.
YREFERS TO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATIL’N OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND.
? u ‘GOODS SHIPPED FRON SOUTHERN RHODESIA BEFORE DEcERBER , 1966, THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE SECURITY CCiUNCIL RESDLUTION. . lb 3/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNNENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIDNS DOCUHENT S/7781. i - IFIPORPS OF COPPER [IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAt4- CONGO OTHER HEM I- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA EIQIJE DEH.fiEP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
U S AHER 19th 424700 2101g 30130 -I. .f. 513 1827 299491 69992 374 20272 1966 610620 - 37008 - 1228 - 8328 400740 139031 530 23755 1967 656363 32676 9672 - 2770 5924 3783 396282 188960 712 15584
CANADA 1965 24945 - - 19925 4587 - 433 1966 23200 - - 18863 4144 193 1967 21490 - - 16049 5062 6 372
BRA2 IL 1965 26579 928 22924 2727 - 1966 67161 - 40 3167 - - 57935 6017 2 1967 43153 - 121 6951 - - 18182 17895 3
BELG LUX 1965 225557 12335 732 - - 558 141727 6958 23784 39262 95 108 - 1966 351942 23773 6959 1142 234334 1978 29314 53833 39 571 1967 329833 23096 13648 266 8564 190738 488 50772 41875 18 367 -
FRANCE 1965 250021 - 44742 - 72 21357 84 61444 120217 6 2106 1966 430963 60 91 63438 - 920 37716 23 95453 228839 - 4425 1967 302390 48397 38034 60 80445 135125 75 253.
GERUNY FED 1965 511531 11733 5623 66339 112 806 260 184434 233769 2940 5485 L 1966 595672 **. 39953 86860 ..L 17 2394 443 195453 239382 5915 8962 1629s’ 1967 538913 . . . 45995 62275 .** 26 1969 131 197875 217269 2527 728 lolls
ITALY 1965 166741 12023 4572 28272 23 716 24476 2635 60927 32688 46 353 1966 249377 2246 3636 51737 74 1484 33720 3648 85830 64266 lb7 2570 1967 259511 - 2323 48813 44 57 38278 3124 91373 75123 123 254
NETHERLNDS 1965 99749 10 - 3361 76 - 2199 401 9037 83426 2 1237 1966 112590 - 58 4790 - - 2706 339 6561 97741 - 395 1967 96350 3287 - 7 3080 151 5231 84524 40 30
IJNTD KNGDM 1965 49 8236 1649 5560 194984 2375 31 211916 77898 267 3556 1966 619304 59 11806 213587 493 1854 47 260255 124301 13 6889 1967 500143 - 8261 184915 - 4465 11 244080 55783 50 2534 - - DENMARK 1965 34150 - - - - 2866 31275 8 - 1966 31453 ------1504 29815 135 1967 32138 - - 174 - - - 1775 30189 -
-NORWAY 1965 26851 14 - - - 10981 15848 9 1966 36566 - - 16009 20556 1967 32604 - - - 7233 25365 7
SWEDEN 1905 113322 16406 41314 55457 145 1966 121503 19557 96 36953 61193 43 3660 1967 98511 17892 2. 40168 40441 1 10
(FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 . .tin~S OF COPPER 1CONTINUEOI (IN *US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER I_------~------1-- IIe-----d---y------UESTERN (UESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAH- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIDD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAM6I A HALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI AS1 A OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 28268 1058 4026 373 108 - 44 1439 21218 - 1966 33620 - 4010 2268 1479 - 1005 24807 51 1967 29765 - 3652 219i 627 96 1224 21975
PDRTUGAL 1965 13118 1745JJ 10 . . . ..a - 158 1270 9934 1966 15326 92 90 2481 121 - 27 983 11531 JAN-SEP 1967 8538 - 123 1389 - - 801 6226
SWITZERLNDy965 66634 113 6602 184 - 12573 46960 202 1966 84673 10058 - 220 12005 61901 489 1967 74669 9227 234 11963 53017 - 227
ICELAND 1965 405 - - - - - 11 394 1966 461 11 450 1967 446 - - 19 427
IRELAND 1965 7660 - 134 7525 1 1966 9655 127 9525 1 2 JAN-SEP 1967 5550 - - - 101 5449 -
GREECE 1965 6070 2037" - l *. 2456 301 123 1152 1966 7450 ..- 2188 152 309 1118 79 2 1967 10007 -= - 2290 716 65 2020 1
TURKEY 1965 311 - 22 2sa 1966 1085 - - 583 503 1967 809 - - 53 756 -
SPAIN 1965 44689 710 2716 3994 129 416 7949 28773 2 1966 75465 5092 7913 - - 177 3337 13470 45343 1 133 .J AN-SEP 1967 46549 59 5616 4810 59 6 5573 7310 23093 22
FINLAND 1965 15448 569 45 4224 3462 7147 1966 20451 218 2288 326 3921 13162 535 - 1967 13307 874 2632 - 85 2905 6811
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 8960 4066 4863 32 1966 20742 8014 12695 33 1967 27011 - - 4656 22354
CYPRUS 1965 120 - - - - 2 100 18 1966 I75 - - 5 150 20 JAN-NOV 1967 142 ..a . . . ..I .I. ..a I*. a.. a** .m. l *...... LIBYA 1965 174 - 13 160 1966 1476 - - - 6 421 1047 1 1967 835 - 38 796 - -
; (FOR FOCWNOTES SEE ENO OF TABLE.) . IEIPORTS OF COPPER t CONTINUED) (IN SUS 0001
A F-R I C A EUROPE OTHER -~----_-__---_-x_ --~-----~-_-_--_- F---Y---Y- WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH UOZ AW- CONGO OTHER HEW- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING’ PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+hFRLCA ZAlWIh MALAWI ANGOC’A- BIQUE DER,REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA EIISC. COUNTRIES
ISRAEL 1965 8917 - 15 - - 300 8587 14 - 1966 11041 27 - - - 442 10571 1 JAN-SEP 1967 5800 7 - - 156 5635 2 - AUSTRALIA 1965 41103 38 907 26 - - - - 13819 25563 75a - - - - - 1966 2801 - 587 1942 - 271 1967 8147 .2989 - - - - 639 3416 1102
N ZEALAND 1965 17953 - - 3571 7141 7241 1966 19161 228 - 3463 5297 10173 1967 28044 5 - - - - 5390 8741 - 13907
UGANDA 1965 189 - - - - 7 143 - 8 1966 270 3 - 6 261 - 1 1 JAN-AUG 1967 .*a .C. 6 ..I a.. ..L 197 . . . 1 . . .
NIGERIA 1965 1869 - - - - 26 140f 32 404 1966 1915 - - - 80 1786 32 18 1 f967 1824 - - - - - 20 1791 2 2 9
ZAnBIA 1965 827 21 207 - 4 1966 1066 - 236 24 162 1 - JAN-SEP 1967 I...... I. _.I c-. s.1 .*I .s.
IVOR COAST 1965 z-t1 2 239 ------1966 210 1 210 / JAN-MAR 1967 91 91 - - s ENEGAL 1965 145 - - - - 145 19.56 166 166 - -’ - i JAN-JUN 1967 70 1 69 - - -
TUNfSIh 1965 670 - - 6 5 640 - - 1966 .862 - - - 203 660 J AN-SEP 1967 1741 - - - 859 882 - 4
JAPAN 1965 98407 132 58000 68 3327 73 923 27739 4655 3154 1966 168882 6022 82224 39 2447 - 775 38937 19083 52 19291 2 1967 299359 29982 1343 86 692 1118 4625 15589 71120 26324 41 15483
CEYLON 1965 700 595 101 1966 868 - - - 15 727 - 121 JAN-JUN 1967 684 503 181
PAKISTAN 1965 5704 .I. 11 44 45 3220 1929 6 441 i 1966 4613 - - 10 2656 lb19 64 264 JAN-AUG 1967 6668 lb 30 3385 2861 373 3 r.
‘. _, .- _ ..~ ,,_.. -, _” _“. ,..
IHFORTS OF COPPER [ CONTINUED1 (IN LUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER --W------T----l------1--I----~-- HESTERN IWESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH FlOZAH- CONGO OTHER HERZ- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAM3IA HALAWI ANGOLA BICAJE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
ttALAYSIA.W.1965 2223 8951/ .*. -.m 77 939 312 1966 3186 252 1456 - 88 925 466 JAN 1967 113 2 54 57
SINGAPORE 1965 2113 3u 49 . . . ..* 159 701 1201 1966 2923 -\ 2 46 - 159 963 1752 JAN-JUN 1967 1601 - 22 - 51 664 864
HONG KONG 1965 9129 - 102 158 2478 6390 1966 10280 - 318 - - 260 2576 7126 J AN-OCT 1967 9023 - 111 355 3097 5460
CHINA TAIW 1965 5961 - - - -. 275 79 - 5608 1966 6430 101 340 44 - 5945 JAN-SEP 1967 4734 - 198 - - 407 129 4000
CAHBODIA 1965 14+ - - - 66 77 1966 340 - - - 3 138 199 JAN-JUN 1967 233 - - - 208 25
KOREA REP 1965 159 - - 29 1 - 129 1966 607 - - 350 13 243 J AN-SEP 1967 2178 - - - 1877 8 293
THAI LAND 1965 4395 280 - - 151 478 - 3483 1966 4918 - - - - 748 765 - 3404 JAN-JUN 1967 3719 - 549 712 2458
JAMAICA 1965 270 - - - - 81 189 1966 *.* ..- a.. s.. **. ..a .*. *a* **. . . . 1967 404 - - 246 152 -
GUYANA f965 - - - - - 1966 ...... *. .I. w...... a.. .*. a.. J AN-AUG 1967 86 - 37 45
NETH ANTIL.1965 314 - - - 116 185 1966 497 - 134 362 J AN-HAR 1967 77 - 23 54
MALTA 1965 131 - - 18 111 1966 318 - 13 304 1967 198 - 198
T t FOR FOOTNQTES SEE END OF TABLE. I . IMPORTS OF COPPER (CflNTtNUEDl
= iOTAL EXPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, TO ALL DESTINATICNS (IN THGUSAND US.4): 18 267. li_/REFERS TO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALANO.
~/THE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OF ~~1s ~t40uNT 1s KNOWN To BE SOUTHERN RHODESIA To THE EXTENT OF AT LEAST 14.3 MILLION DOLLARS (SEE PAGE 149 OF THE SEPTEMBER 1966 ISSUE OF ‘SPECIAL TRADE ACCORDING TO THE CLASSIFICATION FOR STATISTICS AND TARIFFS (CSTI' SERIES 5.
/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNHENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781.
&/JANUARY
&/FEBRUARY - DECEMBER EXPORTS OF PETROLEUM, ~CRUDE AND PARTLY REFINED (IN *US 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ----______------_------~------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOOTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HENI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAHBI A HALAYI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP- AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
- - - - lO%i - U S AHER 1985 21153 17756 2311 - 1966 25371 - - - - 1 2 20546 2765 1 2057 19b7 107638 - - - - - 3 33098 73085 6 1447
CANADA 1965 258959 - - - 258959 - 1966 297555 - - - 297555 - 1967 368034 - - - 3.58034 -
BELG LUX 1965 ------1966 2005 - - - - 2004 1967 4661 - - - 4661 -
FRANCE 1965 18 - - - - 17 - 1966 19 - - - - - 19 - 1967 9 - - - - - 9
GERMNY FED 1965 350 - - - - 350 1966 2359 ------2359 1967 1391 - - - - 1 1390
ITALY 1965 10 ------2 1966 11 - - 1 1967 13 - - - - - 1 - 7 -
NETHERLNDS 1965 195 - - - -. - 195 - - 1966 13 ------13 1967 9 ------9
UNTD KNGDM 1965 4970 - - - 2 4968 - - 1966 2122 - - - - - 1 2120 1967 13353 - 30 .- - 2 13319 1
DENMARK 1965 ------1966 ------1967 3 ------3
SWEDEN 1965 - - - 1966 - - 1967 570 - - - - 570 - - AUSTRIA 1965 - - - - - 1966 2 - 2 - 1967 1 - - - 1 - - PORTUGAL 1965 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1966 - - - JAN-SEP 1967 ------. .: (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.)
I EXPORTS OF PETROLEUM, CRUDE AND PARTLY REFINED (CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH UOZ AH- CONGO OTHER HEUI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHDOESIA*AFRICA ZAHBIA UALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA HISC. COUNTRIES
SWITZERLND 1965 - - - 1966 - - - 1967 1 ------
SPAIN 1965 ------1966 - - - - JAN-SEP 1967 569 - - - 569 -
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 2070 - 63 2007 - 1966 5239 - 5239 - 1967 4815 - - - - 4815 -
LIBYA 1965 784913 - - - 16983 25167 742763 - 1966 902820 - - - 3136 65995 913689 - - 1967 1165994 - - - - 882 67587 1097524 -
AUSTRALIA 1965 288 - - - - - 280 1966 1 ------1967 596 - - - - 595
N ZEALAND 1965L' 233 - 233 - 19bbu ------1967 1 -
NIGERIA 1965 190575 - - - - 3037 26488 161049 1966 257523 - - - - 641 64605 191364 913 1967 201903 - - - - - 38733 162584 586 TUNISIA 1965 - - - - - 1966 8041 - - - 8041 JAN-SEP 1967 15480. ------15480 -
JAPAN 1965 306 - - - 306 1966 291 - - - - 291 1967 74 ------74
#ALAYSIA,W.l965 2176 - - 2176 1966 2394 - - - - 2394 JAN 1967 113 - - - - 113
SI NGAPDRE 1965 - - - - - 1966 149 - - - - - 53 97 JAN-JUN 1967 - - - -
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AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ----_-_------~____-~------~~--~------~-- WESTERN (HESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MDZAM- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZARBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
U S AMER 1965 438573 463u 12411 . . . .*. 526 189 782 9179 158453 120627 7293 128651 1966 449721 398 35 457 584 1069 10735 161865 124034 7761 129597 1967 450124 292 9 507 591 910 9425 142496 130402 7023 147183
CANADA 1965 10238 4 - - - - 4 9632 545 1 53 1966 11635 7 - - - 2 11007 531 23 67 - 1967 14986 - 6 - - - - 5 14682 220 2 72 -
BRA2 IL 1965 8 - - - - - 7 1 1966 ------1967 a34 - - - - - 834 - -
BELG LUX 1965 162177 2 23 - 259 12 350 630 36 115908 645 1416 42894 1966 156648 43 - 174 - 434 594 2422 109753 877 543 41809 1967 155620 - 52 440 19 353 883 337 111631 712 673 40519
FRANCE 1965 277982 1 59 - - 1 11 8 22049 418 251452 2170 1794 19 1966 329760 1144 1 1 78 5 201 24850 1373 299180 1147 1763 18 1967 299901 1473 3 9 7 107 21026 3317 272097 1155 704 4
GERMNY FED 1965 192436 118 920 10 - 28 18 9 2523 1373 135783 067 1741 49046 1966 207939 94 792 13 2 37 34 17 2225 1222 147118 1023 1957 53405 1967 226895 55 931 2 - 39 57 11 2959 1641 163950 1078 2018 54154
ITALY 1965 384989 5 309 - 207 570 1477 26035 7818 250788 4583 12605 80592 1966 461799 1 1068 1 - 1215 3 2033 23479 15609 304266 3419 15568 95137 1967 520279 4 1287 75 1035 1892 1691 33486 29420 358817 7585 4528 80459
NETHERLNDS 1965 426627 33 1250 1 24 574 15 6303 3338 345781 2048 3877 63381 1966 375337 11 2869 1 41 56 92 3895 6212 292737 1337 11488 565’33 1967 433929 - 3621 46 41 122 6409 5029 323911 1490 9569 83689
UNTD KNGDH 1965 2 973 76 190 3134 I32 321 51 41 10702 13658 246556 8291 14345 1966 317589 8 4417 97 326 46 53 9598 13375 269257 9081 11315 1967 312280 - 5059 41 517 127 285 11249 21774 254052 9803 9368 - DENMARK 1965 20600 15 - 1 38 20513 4 30 1966 23601 - 9 - - 7 19 23540 10 17 1967 25799 - 30 64 217 17 25448 21 2
1965 23437 - - - 95 - 23326 2 NORWAY - 13 1966 21027 - 21002 1 24 1967 23437 - - - 158 23472 1 7
SHEDEN 1965 16238 - 2 2 97 42 .16017 27 1966 18014 - 26 - 3 46 39 17811 39 1967 28468 24 - 6 62 108 28145 49
T [FUR FOOTNCITES SEE END DF TABLE.) . -XPORTS OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (CONTINUED) (IN SUS 000)
EUROPE OTHER WE STERN WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MD2 AH- CONGO OTHER HEWI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAHBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIPUE DEN.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA MISC. u COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 6449 195 2 5897 274 82 - 1966 4420 - - 149 1 3818 337 114 1967 4463 - - - - 71 1 3992 264 135
PORTUGAL 1965 8399 123 465 320 1546 4213 1 1733 1966 10186 212 620 728 - 1409 3 4231 2983 JAN-SEP 1967 6575 474 220 - 504 706 2872 1 1798
SWITZERLN&965 3772 4 - 1 15 33 3652 15 53 1966 3724 3 _- 6 53 3578 20 63 1967 4411 4 - - 25 41 4141 96 105
IRELANO 1965 6985 - - - 6985 - 1966 8651 - - 3132 5519 JAN-SEP 1967 16975 - 11840 - 5136 - GREECE 1965 142 - - 20 15 25 83 1966 3463 - 1889 125 352 1097 - 1967 4778 - - 936 269 1783 1791
TURKEY 1965 5521 - - 5521 - 1966 4287 - - 308 3979 1967 421 - - 421 -
SPAIN 1965 32413 426 - - 158 4 283 6967 298 I.9026 104 1068 4078 1966 32613 14 2 - 178 195 711 1692 2180 14682 386 2364 10209 JAN-SEP 1967 36521 397 - - 22 64 209 2540 1414 20992 451 323 10099
FINLAND 1965 155 - - - - 1 1 147 7 1966 575 - - - - 2 3 562 - 8 1967 5629 1 - - 3 5628 7
YUGOSLAVIA 1965 7407 - 198 97 3609 233 3271 1966 14665 - - 45 592 10787 40 3201 1967 15130 - 125 133 10805 20 4046
LIBYA 1965 15 - - - - 15 - 1966 10 - - 2 8 ._ 1967 30 - - - 25 - 4
ISRAEL 1965 ‘10140 .a. ..I ..I ...... 2 54 10083 1966 180 2 - 1 158 1: ..* 1 JAN-SEP 1967 401 - - 42 20 252 87
AUSTRALIA 1965 23766 2473 - 759 22 486 1 20013 12 I.. 1966 31148 946 .*. .*. -.. 1422 4 217 484 52 26592 1431 . . . 1967 33420 1430 . . . ..I ..* 338 6 127 1901 . . . 29418 200
7 (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE. 1 EXPORTS OF PETROLEUU PRODUCTS ICONTINUE (IN SUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER I__-_-_____-_-__------WESTERN I WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH UOZAH- CONGO OTHER HEM- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHOOESIA+AFRICA ZAUBIA HALAW ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
N ZEALAND 19b54/ 3854 - - - 176 T.284 2394 1966ft/ 6968 - - 199 1723 5046 1967 13277 - - 41 1528 11707
..I . . . 1...... I.. UGANDA 1965 1420 . . . L.. 1966 998 I.. . . . 1.. .I. . . . 1.1 ...... I...... I ...... J AN-OCT 1967 I.. 1...... 259 173 .I. 1.. I.. ..* 57
NIGERIA 1965 27 26 1966 3159 2 : 2386 152 59 1 333 224 1967 4049 - - - 68 3016 161 219 11 159 415
I\IOR COAST 1965 27 27 - 1966 36 - - 36 JAN-MR 1967 1 1
SENEGAL 1965 3 16 1966 *t: 25 1 221 JAN-JUN 1967 25 12 2 11
TUNISIA 1965 138 - 4 133 1966 932 846 87 JAN-SEP 1967 1217 - 1164 53
JAPAN 1965 26298 3 80 - 1 16 3056 289 22829 1966 27219 627 1 3 29 43 3440 165 1:: 22632 165 1967 29841 - 484 3 5 65 39 1276 86 82 27802
CEYLON 1965 3725 - - 1 55 3669 1966 2804 - - 1 7 43 2753 JAN-.lUN 1967 27 - - - 27
PAUlSTAN 1965 4952 - 610 1 374 1420 2548 1966 3366 - - - 147 - 346 330 2543 JAN-AUG 1967 1863 - - - - 44 224 158 1437 - HALAYSiA,W 1965 15819 - 46 130 589 15054 1966 18224 - - 45 260 736 1 17182 JAN 1967 614 - - 614
SINGAPORE 1965 193311 - 227 - 4873 6004 33239 1267 147701 1966 250818 117 - 467 6335 7813 40382 1501 194203 JAN-JUN 1967 136686 40 19 3735 3472 21708 500 107214 - HONG KONG 1965 4873 5 14 4855 1966 5677 - - 29 4 5752 JAN-Ott 1967 5041 89 3 33 4763
: (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE-)
-- . -.“I _ : . . _ EXPDRTS OF PETRDLEUH PRODUCTS ICONTINUEDI (IN sus OOOl
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HEM- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA+AFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIWE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
CHINA TAIY 1965 1170 - 86 19 1065 - 1966 3430 - - 12 3419 - JAN-SEP 1967 4482 - - - - 59 4423 -
CAMBODIA 1965 36 - -2 34 - 1966 25 - - 2 23 JAN-JUN 1967 5 - - - - 5
KOREA REP 1965 - - - 1966 1 - - - - - 1 JAN-SEP 1947 2 - - - - - 2
THAILAND 1965 3898 - - - 19 3879 1966 3999 - 1 - - 11 134 57 70 3726 JAN-JUN 1967 4199 - - - 13 4 101 100 3981
JAMAICA 1965 8046 - - - 8037 9 1966 8671 . . . w.. . . . e.. e...... a- . . . I.. ..* *a* 1967 6209 - - 34 5178 965 26 6
...... I. a...... GUYANA 1965 **...... *we .I...... I ..w .I. w.. . . . 1966 ..I *-. ..* .I. -.. .-. a.* . . . JAN-AUG 1967 19 - - - - 5 - 14
NETH ANTIL 1965 573915 m-s 1642 .I. . . . 1769 es* 4374 22749 353844 14520% 2602 40207 1520 1966 558041 .I. 2656 -*. *I* 383 a*- 1020 16310 364123 115236 2336 5462% 1349 JAN-HAR 1967 139065 .a. 775 f.. *.. I*- . . . 29 4159 91084 26108 618 16203 90 MALTA 1965 2433 - 26 32 - 2375 1966 3374 - - - 15 1 - 3360 -a* .I. 1967 2691 -1. ..I . . . IS. *.s -I* .*. 10 *.. .-I 2681
= TOTAL I#PORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965r FROR ALL SOURCES (IN THDUSAND USSI: 8 789. ./REFERS TO TRADE HITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND.
a/REPRESENTS 'GOODS (A) LICENSED FOR SHIPMENT TO RHODESIAN RAILLIAYS , CPERATED JDINTLY By Z~BIA AND SOUTHERN RI-LaDEsIA', AND (61 'LICENSED ON HUMANITARIAN GROUNDS BY VIRTUE OF USE AS PATENT MEDICINAL OR PHARHACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 9 DR TN RANUFACTURE OF SUCH PRODUCTS'.
;/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781.
,“ id DMESTIC EXPORTS ONLY. -
EXPORTS OF HOI-OR VEHICLES AND PARTS (LN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------WESTERN f WESJRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAH- CONGO OTHER HERI- .AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PER100 TOTAL RHODESfA*AFRICA ZAMBIA UALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA nrsc. COUNTRIES
US AHER 1965 1979526 1819.11 38076 I.. .*. 2256 655 12671 34337 1276465 259243 95596 217719 40669 1966 2395043 3916 106 2107 576 6304 30183 1647708 256083 112284 199313 93035 1967 2743253 16335x1 ;"4'0;; 1648 56 2221 417 5344 27681 2039216 231924 100408 223928 56343
CANADA 1965 311229 1592 25305 878 4 80 474 230083 20916 5068 26829 1966 824036 338 22557 206 5 - 32 3 578 758057 15279 5808 21172 1967 1491214 - 16630 1817 2 25 19 276 1423304 11789 5353 32000 1 BRAZIL 1965 3269 - 68 - 1 11 3135 33 13 13 1966 4580 - 48 - - 60 - - - 4407 59 - 5 1967 1338 6 1 - - 1318 12 - 1
BELG LUX 1965 483374 86 210 46 174 68 4850 2790 29709 440697 1451 3294 1966 568272 7 1 368 100 3425 4814 36526 514789 2175 5671 - 1967 571566 z: 346349 70 - 328 124 3455 3644 32362 527266 846 3085 -
FRANCE 1965 733239 1566 8651 884 139 1101 1208 4681 123013 91829 459218 12170 28743 36 1966 859668 1253 10162 1683 305 1425 1742 4857 133554 95351 542760 13887 52 647 43 1967 918153 422 11580 2887 300 1544 2814 4196 137775 92944 607632 14554 41467 37
GERHNY FED 1965 2416790 2134 55945 1303 224 3439 3024 4469 74891 660739 1432673 74642 103307 1966 2645080 707 59824 2318 298 5321 3604 4968 73091 794654 1507642 90241 102412 1967 2582262 322 66539 4859 440 7288 3631 3241 73123 794659 1434203 84190 109765
ITALY 1965 497860 902 8101 361 67 348 408 622 32565 64671 335429 11608 42573 206 1966 616914 481 7684 6147 152 842 400 1346 39590 76840 415617 12463 55288 63 1967 692269 56 10775 6478 271 826 468 7047 38467 93319 475772 11324 47430 36
NETHERLNDS 1965 82732 272 635~ 6 102 152 89 743 9775 67299 2432 1226 1966 91461 280 11 1 68 76 50 964 5125 80079 2827 1717 1967 95245 2y93/ 846 2 253 51 47 1029 4094 82535 3734 2586
UNTD KNGDM 1965 1588985 21982. 128190 71@5 904 6656 4566 1087 96561 332366 596049 51447 342071 1 1966 1619160 1581 119709 15100 2647 6970 4894 1121 104852 365756 609009 58976 328545 1967 1447145 24w111819 12798 2906 6348 5925 1184 95235 322166 572561 45806 270373
DENMARK 1965 11288 2 42 2 - 50 1 11 84 671 10142 54 229 1966 20490 4 126 5 23 2 10 608 19479 60 118 1967 19130 19 4 3 14 z: 622 18201 55 155
NORWAY 1965 7362 14 7321 5 2 1966 8797 - - - 1 0 :; 8730 15 1967 9976 - - - - - 1 38 9435 1; 489
SHEDEN 1965 228569 525 2711 26 2 3052 527 65 3469 57606 147100 10302 3185 1966 286121 2421 75 33 2636 567 181 3321 81303 178545 11875 5165 1967 328116 - 3757 187 86 2466 743 178 5073 106988 192281 10949 5408
. -) i -(FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE EXPORTS OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND. PARTS ICONTINUED (IN PUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------__~I_-___-_-~_-__-___----_----_I_____I___ UESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAU- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AN0 WESTRN AND REPORTING'PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA HALAWI ANGOLA BIPUE OEM-REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 22527 137 - 6 45 10 238 429 4224 16618 274 543 1966 25439 49 93 1 85 11 84 348 5T57 17588 244 1179 1967 23223 74 4 41 286 14 8 239 3321 18076 233 927 - PORTUGAL 1965 1519 697 264 282 55 218 1966 1719 - 692 322 - 247 128 314 1 J AN-SEP 1967 1805 - - - 1026 217 - 263 2 286 8
SWITZERLND1/1965 6213 - - - 1 3 14 68 866 5169 46 46 1966 5554 - - - - 5 35 94 5294 42 84 1967 7310 2 26 - 13 90 290 6681 44 165
IRELAND 1965 -219 - - 2 10 27 117 17 46 1966 267 20 - - - - 8 9 220 6 4 JAt’J-SEP 1967 275 1 8 262 -. 4
GREECE 2965 2180 20-L/ . . . ..* 2 33 237 35 317 1459 1966 2109 1224 9 526 349 1967 1257 - - 151 397 219 490
TURKEY 1965 1 1 1966 26 - - 26 1967 11 - 2 9
SPAIN 1965 18085 1 5 217 1 1 1874 12381 3365 64 176 - 1966 28952 . . . 1 -a. 498 1 .*. 7770 13808 6185 227 372 90 JAN-SEP 1967 24066 .*. 4 1 175 2 . . . 679 18517 4484 30 158 16
FINLAND 1965 2212 577 1612 - 23 1966 3308 696 2457 53 lC2 1967 4031 2 902 2925 89 112
YUGOSLAVIL 1965 17481 1756 910 10701 47 4066 1966 18272 - - 5262 633 8576 19 3782 1967 17896 2381 . . . .a. - 3547 1171 9851 45 900
LIBYA 1965 1312 534 63 417 6 292 1966 2020 - 846 173 697 196 108 1967 982 - 257 62 616 45 2
ISRAEL 1965 783 - - - - 353 38 334 52 1966 2139 21 7 - - 508 1227 242 130 J AN-SEP 1967 1113 - 3 ^ - 537 166 93 314
AUSTRALIA 1965 48008 27 5030 3 1 36 54 963 1897 935 1215 37847 1966 50750 5672 52 1 86 118 1015 2468 1568 1045 38692 1967 50984 3$./ 6851 26 48 26 153 - 596 2603 2385 1206 37085
. : (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.) EXPORTS OF ROTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS LCONTINUEDI (IN *US 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ___-_---_-_---__------~----~~~----~~~----~------~--~- WESTERN ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH Hozhn- CONGO OTHER HEXI- AND WESTRN AN0 REPORTLNG PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN 1 ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
N ZEALAND 19657/. 89 3 41 2 1 43 1 1966 Ii - - - 1 52 1 1967 10 81 280 187 16
UGANDA 1965 781 .-. *.* .-. .*I ..e ..I *a* . . . .*. s...... *. .a. 1966 773 se. 1.. *.* .I. . . . JAN-OCT 1967 .I. . . . 22 3 *.. 251 6 60 32 .**
NIGERIA 1965 - - - - 1966 1967 465 207 110 117 15 6
IVOR COAST 1965 1226 - - 752 13 447 4 b 1966 612 2 506 7 94 - - JAN-MAR 1967 241 120 7 111 - 2
SENEGAL 1965 177 - 76 3 97 1966 289 - - 236 3 50 J AN-JUN 1967 459 - - 165 293
TUNISIA 1965 47 41 1 3 2 1966 251 215 36 - JAN-SEP 1967 106 64 1 41 -
JAPAN 1965 427658 2776 15893 621 119 1587 1689 7441 187504 24685 13039 172298 1 1966 535028 996 15851 2515 447 1751 1521 9751 235730 32601 15414 218419 31 1967 631786 - 27083 6113 1537 -2415 3.335 12424 215185 49330 15437 298420 -
CEYLON 1965 123 - 3 5 24 91 - 1966 50 18 32 - JAN-JUN 1967 71 - - - 7 27 38
PAKISTAN 1965 558 23 28 266 129 13 90 - 1966 1128 67 534 252 115 158 - JAN-AUG 1967 673 - 17 254 174 32 180 7
HALAYS1A.W 1965 10778 6 11 158 2 10600 1966 8307 - 11 11 I.73 1 8104 JAN 1967 202 - - - 5 197 -
5 INGAPCIRE 1965 46932 22 21 583 46291 - 1966 42405 36 61 586 ; 41709 JAN-JUN 1967 15663 23 69 298 19 15254
HONG KCjNG 1965 2973 8 l@ 63 3 2883 1966 2821 - 3 19 71 1 2725 JAN-DCT 19 67 21372 - 6 11 159 1 2694
> (FOR FOO”‘“TES SEE ENO OF TABLE. f . -EXPORTS OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND PARTS (CONTINUED) IIN WS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAM- CONGO OTHER HEMI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL RHCJDESIA*AFR7GA ZAMBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA NISI;. CDUNTRI ES
CHINA TAIU 1965 210 - - b 204 - 1966 477 - 22 - 453 JAN-SEP 1967 485 - - - 36 3 - 442
KOREA REP 1965 912 103 1 808 1966 443 - - - 17 54 372 JAN-SEP 1967 756 - - - 56 700
THAILAND 1965 827 2 - - - 208 41 5 477 1966 1117 9 - - - - 287 108 4 708 JAN-JlJN 1967 681 - - - 267 22 5 382 211 3 - JAMAICA 1965 - - - - - 125 83 1966 *.* ...... I...... I. .*...... I.. .I. JUL-DEC 1967 130 - - 86 35 - 9 . . . GUYANA 1965 ...... I. . . . .I...... f .*...... *. ..* . . . ..* 1966 . . . ..I . . . ..I . . . I-. . . . L.. .*. J AN-AUG 1967 116 - 90 20 6
NETH ANTIL 1965 486 - I - - 147 335 3 1965 460 - - - - 84 372 4 55 - JAN-MAR 1967 - - 20 35 634 - MALTA 1965 - 1 131 11 450 16 26 1 1966 800 - 2 - - - 196 16 508 69 9 1967 620 2 - - - 68 16 499 13 18 LL
+ TOTAL IMPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, FROM ALL SOURCES (IN THOUSAND USS): 34 428.
- l/REFERS TO TRADE UITH THE FEDERATION DF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND.
/INCLUDES, INTER ALIA. CA) ‘GO005 SHIPPED AMONG TRAVELER’S PERSONAL EFFECTS AND COVERED BY GENERAL EXPORT LICENSE RELATING TO PERSONAL BAGGAGE. NOT AN ORDINARY EXPORT, AND NOT APPROVED FOR RESALE IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA.’ -(B1 ‘GOODS SHIPPED BY FOREIGN DIPLOMAT ON ASSIGNMENT TO SALISBURY. NOT APPROVED FOR RESALE TO SOUTHERN RHODESIA-I -AND (Cl ‘GOODS LICENSED FOR SHIPMENT TO THE INTER- NATIONAL RED LOCUST CONTROL, A UNDP INTER-REGIONAL PROJECT EXECUTED BY THE FAO, TO THE CENTRAL AFRICAN AIRWAYS , OPERATED JOINTLY BY ZAMBIA, SOUTHERN RHODESIA AND MALAWI, OR TO ONE OR MORE MISSIONARY GROUPS ACTIVE IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA’.
“;‘,H~“,,~‘.~UR’ REPRESENTS TRANSACTIONS WHICH HAD ALREADY TAKEN PLACE PREVIOUSLY BUT ONLY MADE THEIR APPEARANCE IN THE TRADE STATISTICS
&INCLUDES, INTER ALIA, ‘ONE AMBULANCE WHICH YAS EXPORTED TO RHODESIA FIVE DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ND. 232 ON 16 DECEMBER’. AND ‘ONE PRIVATE MOTOR CAR IMPROPERLY EXPORTED TO RHOOESIA DUE TO A CUSTOHS ERROR’.
I/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CONTAINED IN ANNEX 51 TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENT S/7781.
~‘THESE GOODS UERE EXPORTED BEFORE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES HAD COME INTO EFFECT BANNING THE EXPORT TO RHODESIA OF SUCH PARTS PURSUANT TO SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 232 (19661 OF 16 DECEMBER 1966, -.-.-SUCH PROCEDURES HAVE SINCE BEEN PUT INTO EFFECT AND CONSEQUENTLY SUCH EXPORTS ARE NOW FORBIDDEN.’ . : 1/DOMESTlC EXPORTS ONLY. EXPORTS OF -AIRCRAFT -AND PARTS (IN SUS 000)
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER -y------y------IT----i--- __---~~----- WESTERN ( WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH l4OZ AM- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTKNG PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZARBIA MALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA n1sc. COUNTRIES
U S AUER 19b5. LO96256 2902 41155 -1. . . . 258 118 1764 13018 134374 331543 17640 252566 303532 1966 Lloaa95 12393 20 330 55 1483 14922 235630 370894 21804 221962 220950 1967 1524293 6094 24 425 55 1175 7084 293973 602034 23521 256705 305182
CANADA 1965 lb2153 13 165 3007 4611 127525 18354 249 8229 1966 137622 270 166 5 2508 111398 15865 563 6847 1967 220149 - 266 458 8 1 2990 186966 14733 638 14087 -
BRAZIL 1965 61 - - - - 61 - 1966 388 - 253 135 - 1967 5480 - - - 5479 - - -
RELG LUX 1965 70835 1 - 139 170 315 68949 1249 12 1966 21549 - 1 - 19 156 600 18071 2664 38 - 1967 27576 - 121 22 - 41 89 885 26302 98 18
FRANCE 19b5 132173 110 11995 1 - - 12532 15997 67529 11421 12 574 15 1966 208406 64 16451 4 202 6922 38044 71904 15145 59562 67 1967 222965 23 15468 5048 17348 40692 83353 10693 50297 43
GERRNY FED 1965 70755 - 1703 6 - 2 2 1 106 9054 59178 26 677 1966 46228 45 - - - 3 183 10291 34899 147 660 - 1967 86532 56 - 3 4 1596 15682 68629 359 203
ITALY 1965 840Dl 36 9 - - 48 83 4211 75102 223 334 2 1966 54265 1 7003 - - 24 718 11763 32360 1672 673 32 1967 b9519 5301 - - 5 183 23396 '33408 1182 6044
NETHERLNDS 1965 107629 4 4 180 36 - 6306 1921 86599 91 12690 1966 86432 - - 106 30 478 1253 59680 2435 22449 1967 50669 - - - - 1211 40 1514 1798 26739 1213 18154
UNTD KNGDR 1965 234423 719 31611 25 2 41 25 5 19525 95935 42831 17447 26058 1 1966 375420 11 40641 3661 160 lb 19 7 16211 130650 46343 34274 53427 1967 284404 5100 1734 262 22 34 3191 25619 117324 69904 12344 48870 -
DENHARK 1965 3409 3 - 157 631 1910 601 107 1966 3254 - 228 481 2160 281 85 1967 3326 29 114 532 2398 167 87
NORWAY 1965 1103 - - - 277 226 600 1966 a22 233 538 35 16 1967 1071 - 2 748 320 -
SWEDEN 1965 4183 2 - - 4 66 1009 3049 3 51 1966 1871 - 2 - 14& 218 1497 8 1967 1342 21 31 91 1190 a 2
. : LFOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE.1 EXPORTS OF.AiRtRAFT AND PARTS (CONTINUED) ILN IUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER ------______i______-- WESTERN (WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN . SOUTH UOZAH- CONGO OTHER HERI- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING- PERIOD TOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAMBIA RALAWI ANGOLA BIQUE DER.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRN) ASIA OCEANIA COUNTRIES
AUSTRIA 1965 1604 - 3 - 1600 1966 520 520 1967 7215 - 254 6961
PORJUGM 1965 192 157 10 1 15 7 2 1966 197 10 43 80 37 JAN-SEP 1967 202 14 - 1:; 41
SWITZERLN 5015 - - 59 555 3061 15 1326 7040 1 - 114 1068 4256 3 1598 '3243 80 - 404 1122 5589 62 986
ICELAND 1965 - - 1966 - - 1967 5 - - - 5
IRELAND 1965 305 - - 119 183 3 1966 3867 - - 214 638 3016 JqN-SEP 1967 76 - - - 61 16
GREECE 1965 710 - - 8 698 4 1966 16 - - - 16 1967 306 128 178 - SPAIN 1965 27% - - - - 58 219 1966 500 - -. - 17 64 426 - JAN-SEP 1967 380 ------3 a3 295 - FINLAND 1965 728 - - 67 654 1 6 1966 382 - 61 321 1967 351 32 319 - -
CYPRUS 1965 43 - - - 43 - 1966 226 - - - - 225 - ...... *. 1 JAN-NOV 1967 421 ..m *.s I.. ..C .I...... *. . . . a..
LIBYA 1965 1209 - - - - - 6 1203 - 1966 72 - - - 63 2 1967 1267 - 116;: 97
ISRAEL 1965 1710 - - 2 26 1479 198 4 1 1966 2122 - 77 12 1882 149 2 JAN-SEP 1967 3825 ..* I,...... s ..* 75 219 351 2972 . . . 79 I.29
AUSTRALIA 1965 4785 28 - 933 564 100 3160 1966 6409 23 4 2202 618 486 3075 1 1967 12023 - 12 - 2448 980 2 8582
7 (FOR FOOTNOTES SEE END OF TABLE- 1 -- ---_ -
EXPORTS OF AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ICONTINUED IIN SUS 0001
AFRICA EUROPE OTHER WESTERN f WESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH HOZAM- CONGO OTHER HEIII- AND WESTRN AND REPORTING PERIOD TOTAL -RHODESIA*AFRICA ZAREIA RALAHI ANGOLA BIQUE DEM.REP, AFRICA SPHERE EASTRNI ASIA OCEANIA MISC. COUNTRIES
N ZEALAND 196541 19 - - - - 5 14 19bb" 24 - 13 3 8 1967 2500 - - - - - 597 107 1784
UGANDA 1965 13 -.. ..I . . . B.. *a* .I. .a. 1966 35 .*a ...... a.. *.m I.. -1. J AN-OCT 1967 . . . .*s --a e.s *.* *.w *se .a.
NIGERIA 1965 - - 1966 ------1967 56 - 9 32 13 -
IVOR COAST 1965 27 - - - 17 2 9 1966 189 - - - - 49 8 129 3 J AN-RAR 1967 26 - - - - - 12 2 12
TUNISIA 1965 49 - - - - 49 1966 47 - - 47 JAN-SEP 1967 35 - -~ - 1 34 -
JAPAN 1965 4805 - - 2 8 989 62 13 3726 1966 15802 - - - - 4 8292 1282 28 6195 1967 23307 2 8 14334 374 10 8565
CEYLDN 1965 171 - - - 115 56 1966 262 - - 239 23 - JAN-MN 1967 141 - - - A 132 9
PAKISTAN 1965 1148 - - - - 12 150 149 23 B15 1966 234 - - - - 133 92 9 1 J AN-AUG 1967 446 - - 78 353 14 1 - RALAYSIArW 1965 1-73 - - - 11 47 115 1966 780 - 5 440 336 JAN 1967 9 - - - - 9 - - - SINGAPORE 1965 208 - 1 207 - 1966 251 - 1 2 248 JAN-JUN 1967 278 - - 1 10 1 267 - HONG KONG 1965 73 - 1 lb 2 54 1966 166 - 9 56 9 92 - JAN-OCT 1967 1210 - - - 600 - 28 582 -
CHINA TAIW 1965 10 5 2 - 3 1966 69 - - - 69 - - JAN-SEP 1967 386 386 1
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AFRICA EUROPE OTHER _~______------_--_-_--~-~-~~-~~~--~~-~~~~~~~-~~-- UESTERN IUESTRN ASIA SOUTHERN SOUTH MOZAM- CONGO OTHER HEIII- AN0 WESTRN AND REPORTiNG PERIOD lOTAL RHODESIA*AFRICA ZACIEIA MALAY1 ANGOLA BIQUE DEH.REP. AFRICA SPHERE EASTRW ASI A OCEANIA COUNTRIES
KOREA REP 1965 135 - - - 2 132 1966 22 - - - - - 14 J AN-SEP 1967 392 - -, 366 1: I 7
THAI LAND 1965 661 - - - - 12 - 559 1966 456 - - 12 1": 430 - - - JAN-JUN 1967 5 - 2 -3
JAMAICA 1965 - - - - 476 **. 146 330 1966 . . . *** ..I . . . .*. ..* .*. . . . *** *.* *.* . . . JUL-DEC 1967 LR2 - 15 162 -
..* ..* .** . . . .** .I. .I. ..I . . . GUYANA 1965 ...... * . . . ..* *.. .I. *.. .** *.. 1966 ..* *** I...... I . . . I.. JAN-AUG 1967 169 - - 165
NETH ANTIL 1965 660 - - - 13 647 - - 1966 431 - 11 418 2 - JAN-MAR 1967 1741 - 4 1737 MALTA 1965 1966 1 - 1 1967 -
0 TOTAL IMPORTS OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA, IN 1965, FROM ALL SOURCES (IN THOUSAND US$): 2 918.
I/REFERS TO TRADE WITH THE FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASALANO.
2/aGOODS LICENSED FOR SHIPliENT TO THE INTERNATZONAL RED LOCUST CONTROL, A UNDP INiER-REGIDNAL PROJECT EXECUTED BY THE FA& TO THE CENTRAL AFRICAN AIRWAYS, OPERATED JOINTLY BY ZAHBIA, SOUTHERN RHOCESIA AND HALAUI , OR TO ONE OR MORE HISSIONARY GROUPS ACTIVE IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA.’
%/SEE THE OFFICIAL DECLARATIDN OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT CGNTAINED IN ANNEX II TO UNITED NATIONS DOCUKENT 517781.
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