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| 1996 Initial Working Plan *
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I. Seminars and Meetings
- Ten or eleven IDB Dialogue meetings
- Participation in the Lisbon Non-Regional Countries Representatives'
Meeting
- Participation in the Governor's Meeting in Buenos Aires.
Following that meeting, the undersigned will lead a group
of Japanese businessmen to visit Brazil, Peru and Mexico.
- Participation in exchange of information meetings with
Japan's Export-Import Bank and OECF to be held respectively
in Washington and Tokyo in the spring and fall of 1996
- Seminar on Civil Society and Development in Asia, Japan,
Latin America to be held on July 5 - 6, 1996, in Nagoya
- Seminar on Central America to be held in Tokyo during late
October or early November
- Two semi-annual Goods and Services Providers Meetings with
business leaders and academics in Tokyo. The Latin American
macro-economy and business opportunities will be presented
by senior bankers. These meetings will have a structure similar
to those held monthly by External Relations in Washington.
II. Publications
- Publication of 6 issues of The IDB Japanese
version
- Partial funding of the publication of Professor Hosono's
book on research on Latin American internal crossborder investments
III. Participation in Projects
- Participation in projects such as the Panama Trust Fund,
the Peru Financial Institutions Strengthening Technical Cooperation,
and Argentinian automobile industry workers' training
IV. Public Relations
- Transfer of a data base from Washington to provide information
to the Japanese business community
V. Recruiting
- With respect to recruiting activities, presentations are
to be made in selected universities of our Young Professionals
Program, starting with a meeting at ECFA on February 5 and
followed by a Nagoya University meeting in April.
*This plan was represented at the beginning of 1996. All
items in the plan and much more were accomplished by the end
of 1996.
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