The Sixth PECC General Meeting
The PECC : Present and Future
May 17-20 , 1988
Osaka, Japan
Reception and Welcome Dinner
Congratulatory Address:
Guest Speaker:
Opening Session
Chairman:
Congratulatory Address:
Report on the PECC between the Conferences
Keynote Address
Session I - Pacific Economic Outlook - Dynamism and Adjustment
Chairman:
Speaker:
Discussants:
Luncheon Address:
Guest Speaker:
Session 2: Trade Policy
Chairman:
Speaker:
Discussants:
Session 3: Investment
Chairman:
Speaker:
Discussants:
Dinner
Session 4: Minerals and Energy
Chairman:
Speaker:
Discussants:
Session 5: Fisheries
Chairman:
Speaker:
Special Speaker:
Discussant:
Session 6: Livestock and Grains
Chairman:
Speaker:
Discussant:
Session 7
Chairman:
(1) Review on Pacific Economic Council
Speaker:
(2) Future PECC Activities and New Initiatives
Speakers:
(3) PECC Central Fund
Speaker:
Dinner Addresses:
Session 8: Special Osaka Project
Chairman:
Speaker:
Final Session: Summary Statement & Closing of PECC VI
Chairmen:
Statements:
Farewell Luncheon
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