This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu U.S. Agriculture Forum on Trade and Development October 2-3, 1991 'l'BE Cl'l'IZENS NETWORK FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1634 Eye St., N.W., Suite 702 Washington, D.C. 20006 Phone: (202) 639-8889 Fax: (202) 639-8648 Page 1 of 85 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE CITIZENS NETWORK FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ONE FARRAGUT SQUARE SOUTH 1634 EYE STREET, N.W., STE. 702 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 PHONE: (202) 639-8889 FAX: (202) 639-8648 THE CITIZENS NETWORK FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS CO-CHAIRMEN HENRY H. FOWLER MELVIN R. LAIRD VICE CHAIRMEN LUCY WILSON BENSON* WALLACE J. CAMPBELL* ANDREW J. GOODPASTER* LEONARD H. MARKS* The Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs is a ELLIOT L. RICHARDSON* JOHN C. WHITEHEAD* bipartisan public education and public policy organization CHAIRMAN OF THE which aims to: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRANK C. CARLUCCI* PRESIDENT • Engage U.S. private sector leaders and policymakers in JOHN H. COSTELLO* a dialogue on America's growing stake in promoting SECRETARY GEORGE M. SEIGNIOUS II* global economic growth, particularly in the emerging COUNSEL economies; RANDAL C. TEAGUE* HONORARY ADVISORS JOSEPH W. BARR • Develop a network of leaders in agriculture, JOHN R. BLOCK CHARLES F. BRANNAN agribusiness, banking, industry, and trade that HAROLD BROWN EARL L. BUTZ recognizes and supports America's increasing stake in FREDERICK B. DENT C. DOUGLAS DILLON the world economy; ORVILLE L. FREEMAN ALEXANDER M. HAIG, JR. CLIFFORD M. HARDIN HENRY A. KISSINGER • Create a foreign policy climate in the United States that G. WILLIAM MILLER DONALD H. RUMSFELD is more responsive to U.S. international economic DEAN RUSK GEORGE P. SHULTZ interests; and CYRUS VANCE DIRECTORS DAVID C. ACHESON • Build a more collaborative partnership between the DWAYNE 0. ANDREAS public and private sectors -- a BOB BERGLAND partnership that can SAMUEL E. BUNKER better promote trade, investment, and growth in the JOHN L. CALDWELL . WILLIE CAMPBELL emergmg economies. W. HOODING CARTER Ill HARLAN CLEVELAND ESTHER COOPERSMITH THOMAS A. DINE RALPH P. HOFSTAD J. ALLAN HOVEY, JR. MARY BARDEN KEEGAN PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK JUANITA M. KREPS CAROL C. LAISE JAMES F. LEONARD SOL M. LINOWITZ* C. PAYNE LUCAS RICHARD E. LYNG GALE W. MCGEE DONALD F. MCHENRY JOHN M. MYRAH DAVID ROCKEFELLER KENNETH RUSH ROBERT D. SCHERER RAYMOND P. SHAFER DANIEL E. SHAUGHNESSY WILLIAM E. SIMON MAE SUE TALLEY The Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs is a non-profit, tax-exempt 50 7(c)(3) organization. ALEXANDER B. TROWBRIDGE *Member, Executive Committee Page 2 of 85 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE CITIZENS NETWORK FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS ONE FARRAGUT SQUARE SOUTH 1634 EYE STREET, NW., STE. 702 TRADE MISSION INFORMATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 PHONE (202) 639-8889 REQUESTS FAX (202) 639-8648 CO-CHAIRMEN HENRY H. FOWLER MELVIN R. LAIRD A Program of the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs VICE CHAIRMEN LUCY WILSON BENSON* Through the U.S. Agriculture Forum on Trade and Development, WALLACE J. CAMPBELL* A DREW J GOODPASTER* the Citizens Network will be organizing three trade and development LEONARD H. MARKS* ELLIOT L. RICHARDSON* missions during 1992. These missions will comprise approximately 15-20 JOHN C WHITEHEAD* people and will be approximately one week in length. The missions will CHAIRMAN OF THE be to Bulgaria, Hungary and Poland. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRANK C CARLUCCI* PRESIDENT JOHN H. COSTELLO* SECRETARY BULGARIA GEORGE M. SEIGNIOUS II* COUNSEL RANDAL C TEAGUE* HONORARY ADVISORS HUNGARY JOSEPH W BARR JOHN R. BLOCK CHARLES F. BRANNAN HAROLD BROWN EARL L. BUTZ POLAND FREDERICK B DENT C DOUGLAS DILLON ORVILLE L. FREEMAN ALEXANDER M. HAIG, JR CLIFFORD M HARDIN HE1'RY A. KISSINGER If you want to receive information about these missions as they G. WILLIAM MILLER DONALD H. RUMSFELD develop, please sign the form and mark which country (or countries) you DEAN RUSK GEORGE P SHULTZ are interested in. Thanks. CYRUS VANCE DIRECTORS DAVID C ACHESON DWAfNE 0. ANDREAS Name: BOB BERGLAND SAMUEL E BUNKER JOHN L CALDWELL Title: WILLIE CAMPBELL W HOODING CARTER Ill HARLAN CLEVELAND ESTHER COOPERSMITH Organization: THOMAS A. DINE RALPH P. HOFSTAD J. ALLAN HOVEY, JR. Address: MARY BARDEN KEEGAN PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK JUANITA M KREPS CAROL C LAISE JAMES F. LEONARD SOL M. LINOWITZ* C PAYNE LUCAS Phone: RICHARD E. LYNG GALE W MCGEE DONALD F MCHE RY Fax: JOH!\; M. fl.1YRAH DAVID ROCKEFELLER KEr--..NETH RJSH ROBERT D. SCHERER RAY\10ND P SHAFER DANIEL E. SHAUGHNESSY WlcLIAI\ 1 E SIMON MAE SUE TALLEY The Cwzens Network for Foreign Affairs 1s a non-profit, tax-exempt 50 I (c)(3) organization. ALE\A:~DER 6 TROWBRIDGE *Member, Executive Committee Page 3 of 85 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu October 2, 1991 MEMORANDUM TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: NINA OVIED9~ THROUGH: KERRY TYMCHUK SUBJECT: SPEECH -- CITIZENS NETWORK FOR TIME AND PLACE • Thursday, October 3, 8:45 a.m. • The Grand Hotel, 24th & M Street, NW, 429-0100. • Morgan Williams will meet you at the front door. I will meet you there too -- if it's OK. AUDIENCE AND FORMAT • The Citizens Network Agriculture Forum on Trade and Development is a major initiative to promote U.S. agriculture/agribusiness participation in the building of a market based agriculture/agribusiness in Eastern and Central Europe and the Soviet Union. • Approximately 90 executives will be attending. • John Block, Chairman of the Agriculture Forum will introduce you. Attached for your review is a copy of your prepared remarks. Page 4 of 85 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu J1urs , Oe-t' '3 ~·. ~o o...,.,... ~or 9·.L{S' 5 ~ " l 1 - FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS f 's s I I f ONE FARRAGUT SQUARE SOUTH ••• • lr) September 5, 1991 L / 2 't L 1634 EYE STREET, N.W., STE. 702 /a J WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006 PHONE: (202) 639-8889 t FAX: (202) 639-8648 G'°-J ~~I CO-CHAIRMEN . ~< l'I~ ~ M. HENRY H. FOWLER MELVIN R. LAIRD Senator Robert Dole ~. ..""' VICE CHAIRMEN * LUCY WILSON BENSOW Republican Leader 1'.. I/.. / WALLACE J. CAMPBELL* U.S. Senate 4) N"f) ~rAn'w.w-- ANDREW J. GOODPASTER* '-.J LEONARD H. MARKS* SH-141 Hart Senate Offi.&\B11ilding --- ELLIOT L. RICHARDSON* Washington, DC 20510~16'"6z. JOHN C. WHITEHEAD* Ji. CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITIEE Dear senator Dole: ~ °'fr'f. flo f>"<>ple. FRANK C. CARLUCCI* PRESIDENT speaker at the first JOHN H. COSTELLO* I am pleased to invite you to be a keynote SECRETARY meetin of the Citizens Network Agriculture Forum on Trade and GEORGE M. SEIGNIOUS II* evelopment. The meeting w e el m Washmgton, DC, on COUNSEL Wednesday evening and Thursday, October 2-3, 1991. Your RANDAL C. TEAGUE* presentation would be at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 3. HONORARY ADVISORS JOSEPH W. BARR JOHN R. BLOCK The Agriculture Forum, which is chaired by Jack Block with CHAR LES F. BRANNAN HAROLD BROWN initial funding from the Agency for International Development (AID), EARL L. BUTZ agriculture/agribusiness FREDERICK B. DENT is a major initiative to promote U.S. C. DOUGLAS DILLON participation in the building of market based agriculture/agribusiness in ORVILLE L. FREEMAN ,ALEXANDER M. HAIG, JR. Eastern and Central Europe and the Soviet Union. CLIFFORD M. HARDIN HENRY A. KISSINGER G. WI LLIAM MILLER Your direct involvement in the legislation that provides a variety DONALD H. RUMSFELD DEAN RUSK of assistance to the above countries makes your presentation very GEORGE P. SHULTZ CYRUS VANCE timely. Your involvement in legislation and government policy DIRECTORS regarding the cooperation between the public and private sectors in the DAVID C. ACHESON U.S. in building opportunities for U.S. private business would also be DWAYNE 0. ANDREAS BOB BERGLAND of interest to this group. SAMUEL E. BUNKER JOHN L. CALDWELL ., WILLIE CAMPBELL The Agriculture Forum membership consists of top W. HOODING CARTER Ill HARLAN CLEVELAND representatives of over 40 U.S. agribusinesses interested in ESTHER COOPERSMITH from the THOMAS A. DINE international business. The Forum membership comes largely RALPH P. HOFSTAD National Agricultural Advisory Committee of the Citizens Network. A J. ALLAN HOVEY, JR. MARY BARDEN KEEGAN membership list is enclosed. PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK JUANITA M. KREPS CAROL C. LAISE Most important, the Forum will also provide, on an ongoing JAMES F. LEONARD SOL M. LINOWITZ* basis, recommendations to top policy makers in the U.S. government C. PAYNE LUCAS the U.S. government and RICHARD E. LYNG on how best to enhance cooperation between GALE W. MCGEE the U.S. private sector to develop market based agriculture in Eastern DONALD F. MCHENRY JOHN M. MYRAH and Central Europe while advancing U.S. business interests. DAVID ROCKEFELLER KENNETH RUSH q,)3 ~;('(\Vet \,) l rflo~ cw-- ROBERT D. SCHERER P. SHAFER 0 RAYMOND q-J rJ i l MYv.) DANIEL E. SHAUGHNESSY /Jl/ ()11 vJ li WILLIAM E. SIMON Affairs is a non-profit. tax-exempt 507(c)(3) organization. MAE SUE TALLEY The Citizens Network for Foreign *Member, Executive Committee ALEXANDER B. TROWBRIDGE Page 5 of 85 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Senator Robert Dole September 5, 1991 Page Two I have just returned from an intensive 14 days of travel with one of our top agricultural consultants, Morgan Williams, to Bulgaria, Hungary, and Poland. We met with leaders from their respective private and public sectors to discuss opportunities for U.S.