Vol. 78 Friday, 

No. 101 May 24, 2013 

Part IV 

Department of State 

Office of the Chief of Protocol; Gifts to Federal Employees From Foreign 

Government Sources Reported to Employing Agencies in Calendar Year 

2010; Notice 

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE 

[Public Notice 8331] 

Office of the Chief of Protocol; Gifts to 

Federal Employees from Foreign 

Government Sources Reported to 

Employing Agencies in Calendar Year 

2010 

The Department of State submits the 

following comprehensive listing of the 

statements which, as required by law, 

Federal employees filed with their 

employing agencies during calendar 

year 2010 concerning gifts received from 

foreign government sources. The 

compilation includes reports of both 

tangible gifts and gifts of travel or travel 

expenses of more than minimal value, 

as defined by statute. Also, included are 

gifts received in previous years 

including one gift in 2003, two gifts in 

2005, one gift in 2006, five gifts in 2007, 

seven gifts in 2008, 72 gifts in 2009, and 

eleven gifts with unknown dates of 

receipt. These latter gifts are being 

reported in 2010 as the Office of the 

Chief of Protocol, Department of State, 

did not receive the relevant information 

to include them in earlier reports. 

Publication of this listing in the 

Federal Register is required by Section 

7342(f) of Title 5, United States Code, as 

added by Section 515(a)(1) of the 

Foreign Relations Authorization Act, 

Fiscal Year 1978 (Pub. L. 95–105, 

August 17, 1977, 91 Stat. 865). 

Dated: May 3, 2013. 

Patrick F. Kennedy, 

Under Secretary for Management, 

Department of State. 

AGENCY: THE WHITE HOUSE—EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Four books. Fiorentina Italian leather backgammon set, presented in a 17′′ × 9′′ presentation box. Baccarat crystal figurine, presented in a 7′′ × 4.5′′ red presentation box. 

Thinkashmir Scialli Charles black cashmere 

shawl. Plush stuffed animal. Two framed 

photo prints from the Providence Picture 

Frame Company. 28′′ × 23′′ dark brown 

wicker basket with white and red-colored bow 

tied to handle. Three scented Persian candles in individual 5′′ × 3′′ white boxes. 

Rec’d—2/1/2009. Est. Value—$2,045.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign; Perishable 

items handled pursuant to U.S. Secret Service policy.

His Majesty Sultan Haji 

Hassanal Bolkiah 

Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah 

ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji 

Omar ‘Ali Saifuddien 

Sa’adul Khairi Waddien, 

Sultan and Yang DiPertuan of Brunei 

Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

12.75′′ × 7′′ cylindrical ‘‘Franz Collection’’ vase 

featuring high relief blue iris leaves against a 

cream color background. Rec’d—4/1/2009. 

Est. Value—$1,000.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Hu Jintao, 

President of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

16.5′′ × 12′′ Pineider brown leather briefcase 

embossed with seal of the 2009 G8 Summit 

with a yellow dust bag and black handling 

gloves. Navy silk tie. Plastic watch. Book, 

title: ‘‘L’Aquila: Saving an Art City.’’ Office 

supplies with 2009 G8 Summit seal. Book, 

title: ‘‘G8 Now’’. Rec’d—7/1/2009. Est. 

Value—$3,007.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Silvio 

Berlusconi, Prime Minister 

of the Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Four bottles of tequila, presented in display 

boxes. Wooden trunk containing a silver ark 

with a decorative ceramic design on the front 

and silver bells on each side. Rec’d—8/9/ 

2009. Est. Value—$1,880.00. Disposition— 

Archives Foreign; Perishable Items Handled 

Pursuant to U.S. Secret Service Policy.

The Honorable Dr. Alfonso 

Petersen, Mayor of Guadalajara, Jalisco, United Mexican States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

26′′ × 32.5′′ framed portrait of President 

Obama. Rec’d—9/30/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,200.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

16′′ × 23.75′′ metal panel with cityscape view of 

Singapore, presented in a wooden box with a 

plaque on the top that reads ‘‘APEC Singapore 2009.’’ 9.5′′ × 6.75′′ × 2.75′′ bronze abstract sculpture in a braided motif inscribed, 

‘‘From the 2009 APEC Conference in Singapore,’’ presented in a fitted wooden presentation box. Rec’d—11/1/2009. Est. Value— 

$9,000.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Lee Hsien 

Loong, Prime Minister of 

the Republic of Singapore.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Three hardcover books. Two paperback books. 

Mara Fine Silver silver-plated tea caddie. 64 

oz. fluted silver-plated pitcher. 9′′ 

Cricklewood crystal oval vase. 24′′ diameter 

tin plated copper tray. 4.5′′ bronze Sona vessel with gold finish and a blackened-aluminum resting ring. Knit purple blanket with 

orange and green fabric. 16′′ × 24′′ black tray 

Rec’d—12/28/2009 Est. Value—$1,758.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Majesty Sultan Haji 

Hassanal Bolkiah 

Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah 

ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji 

Omar ‘Ali Saifuddien 

Sa’adul Khairi Waddien, 

Sultan and Yang DiPertuan of Brunei 

Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

8′′ × 10′′ Christolfe silver picture frame with a 

photograph of President Obama at a table 

with officials of the Kingdom of Bahrain. 

Rec’d—1/3/2010. Est. Value—$430.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Houda 

Nonoo, Ambassador of the 

Kingdom of Bahrain to the 

United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

6.25′′ × 6.25′′ silver plate engraved with royal 

signature, in blue presentation box. Rec’d— 

2/17/2010. Est. Value—$660.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Majesty the King Juan 

Carlos and Her Majesty 

Queen Sophia, King and 

Queen of Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

30′′ × 54′′ multicolored Tibetan scroll depicting 

a Buddhist deity on a gold-colored inlay. 26′′ 

× 124′′ white-patterned Tibetan shawl. 5.75′′ 

× 7.5′′ silver and cream-colored cardstock 

with written inscription. Rec’d—2/18/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,410.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Four piece metal sculpture of Don Quixote and 

Sancho Panza on horses, by Alfredo Melara 

Farfan. Rec’d—3/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,000.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Mauricio 

Funes and Mrs. Vanda 

Pignato, President and 

Spouse of the Republic of 

El Salvador.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Two first edition volumes of William Yates 

books, published in 1906 and 1907. Rec’d— 

3/16/2010. Est. Value—$357.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Brian Cowen, 

Taoiseach of Ireland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Anthology of Irish poetry, signed by six Irish 

poets. Rec’d—3/17/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,545.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

The Arts Council of Ireland ... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

312′′ × 117′′ burgundy and red carpet with intricate patterns and cream-colored fringe. 

Rec’d—3/28/2010. Est. Value—$2,000.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Three bottles of 1961 Chateau Bages wine. 

Two 9′′ × 13′′ leather folders with facsimile 

letters of credece presented by Benjamin 

Franklin to Louis XVI, King of France, in 

1778 and facsimile letters from Benjamin 

Franklin to Charles Gravier De Vergennes, 

dated 1781. Rec’d—3/30/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,150.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; 

Perishable Items Handled Pursuant to U.S. 

Secret Service Policy.

His Excellency Nicolas 

Sarkozy and Mrs. Carla 

Bruni-Sarkozy, President 

and First Lady of the 

French Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Two 4′′ Imperial porcelain painted eggs with 

porcelain bases, presented in yellow presentation boxes. Book, title: ‘‘An Attempt at a 

Pictorial Account of a Trip Across North 

America’’. Rec’d—4/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,080.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Dmitry 

Medvedev, President of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

14′′ hand-blown Moser glass plate with 24-carat 

gold border. Rec’d—4/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,100.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Vaclav Klaus, 

President of the Czech Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Chris Aire gold cufflinks with centered citrine 

gemstone bordered by band of diamonds. 

Rec’d—4/11/2010. Est. Value—$8,315.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Goodluck 

Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan, 

Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Creative Aurvana Live! black headphones. Creative pocket video camera. Creative noise 

cancelling earbud headphones. Rec’d—4/12/ 

2010. Est. Value—$380.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Lee Hsien 

Loong, Prime Minister of 

the Republic of Singapore.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Longines silver-colored watch with brown band, 

presented in brown presentation box. Red 

leather dog collar and leash with silver-colored fastenings Rec’d—4/14/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,604.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Her Excellency Doris 

Leuthard, President of the 

Swiss Confederation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

12.5′′ Jun purple and gray porcelain vase with 

a round wooden base, in a wooden presentation box. Rec’d—4/14/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Hu Jintao, 

President of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

9.5′′ bowl made of silver, jasper, kahalong, and 

fianit, in a green and tan presentation box. 

Rec’d—4/14/2010. Est. Value—$3,200.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Three 13′′ glass vases with gold-colored stripes 

and wooden toppers, in black presentation 

boxes. Rec’d—4/22/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,670.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

8′′ × 5′′ sterling silver bowl, presented in a 

green presentation box Rec’d—4/23/2010. 

Est. Value—$440.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Yousef Raza 

Gilani, Prime Minister of 

the Islamic Republic of 

Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Gena black three-piece suit Rec’d—4/26/2010. 

Est. Value—$510.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

The Honorable Ivan Knez, 

Mayor of Biograd of Croatia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

37′′ × 29′′ copper fire screen of an eagle, made 

by Gastone craftsmen Rec’d—4/28/2010. 

Est. Value—$484.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Her Excellency Inonge 

Mbikusita-Lewanika, Ambassador of the Republic of 

Zambia to the United 

States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

9.5′′ blue glass bird, hand-blown by Iittala 

craftsmen. Rec’d—5/4/2010. Est. Value— 

$445.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Tarja 

Halonen, President of the 

Republic of Finland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

16′′ × 16′′ walnut chessboard with walnut and 

sterling silver chess pieces, presented in a 

wooden presentation box. Book, title: ‘‘He 

Flies Through the Air with the Greatest of 

Ease.’’ 9.5′′ dark green bust of author William 

Saroyan on brown stone base with inscription, presented in a wooden presentation 

box. Bottle of 100 year old Ararat brandy, 

presented in wooden presentation box. 

Rec’d—5/4/2010. Est. Value—$2,985.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign; Perishable 

items handled pursuant to U.S. Secret Service policy.

His Excellency Serzh 

Sargsian, President of the 

Republic of Armenia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

80′′ × 148′′ brown and blue patterned rug. 

Rec’d—5/12/2010. Est. Value—$2,000.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

32.25′′ × 24.5′′ watercolor of Arabic calligraphy 

by artist Samir Sayegh. Book, title: ‘‘Memoirs 

of Letters’’. Rec’d—5/24/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,520.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Saad Hariri, 

Prime Minister of the Republic of Lebanon.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

54′′ × 12′′ Kuna vicuna-brown scarf, presented 

in wooden presentation case with a silver 

label. Rec’d—6/1/2010. Est. Value—$584.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Alan Perez, 

President of the Republic 

of Peru.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

17′′ sugar maple-wood bowl signed by Don 

Thur. 24′′ × 16′′ handcrafted glass tree in a 

green frame. Rec’d—6/25/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,000.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

The Right Honorable Stephen 

Harper, P.C., M.P., Prime 

Minister of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

20.75′′ × 32′′ framed silver-colored metal panel 

with an etching depicting a city in Laos. 

Rec’d—6/28/2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Mrs. Seng 

Soukhathivong and Mrs. 

Somdy Soukhathivong, 

Ambassador of the Lao 

People’s Democratic Republic to the United Statea 

and Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

18.5′′ clock with a gold-colored horse and two 

palm trees on a green and silver-colored 

marble base, in a green presentation box. 

Rec’d—6/28/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz 

Al Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, King of 

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Three Bijan silk tie sets with matching handkerchiefs in silk presentation boxes. Five 

Brioni silk tie sets with matching handkerchiefs in red presentation boxes. Black 

Brioni silk tie in a red presentation box. 

Stefano Ricci silk tie in a red and black presentation box. Blue and pink Stefano Ricci silk 

tie with matching handkerchief in a red and 

black presentation box. Five silk ties with 

matching handkerchiefs in white presentation 

boxes. Two striped Eddia silk ties in pink 

presentation boxes. Blue Francesco Smalto 

silk tie in a pink presentation box. Blue 

Lanvin silk tie with matching handkerchief in 

a blue presentation box. 20′′ × 14′′ × 8′′ gray 

briefcase. Rec’d—6/29/2010. Est. Value— 

$5,255.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz 

Al Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, King of 

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

11′′ × 9′′ ‘‘Expo 2010 Shanghai China’’ blue 

vase with a floral pattern and image of the 

Shanghai skyline, in a presentation box. 10′′ 

× 8.5′′ framed ‘‘Expo 2010 Shanghai China, 

Colorful China Pavilion Pin Set’’ Rec’d—7/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$629.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

The Government of the People’s Republic of China.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

16′′ × 10.5′′ deluxe edition of hardcover book, 

title: ‘‘Great is Peace’’ Rec’d—9/1/2010. Est. 

Value—$780.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Binyamin 

Netanyahu, Prime Minister 

of the State of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

11′′ × 6.5′′ silver jewelry box with red and black 

mosaic on top. Book, title: ‘‘The Mosaics of 

Jordan’’ Rec’d—9/1/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

26′′ × 32.5′′ framed portrait of President Barack 

Obama Rec’d—9/3/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,200.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

4.5′′ × 3.5′′ Bible in Arabic with metallic cross 

on cover. Book, title: ‘‘Our Common Christian-Islamic Heritage.’’ 16′′ × 16′′ white tote 

bag. Rec’d—9/18/2010. Est. Value—$356.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Dr. Laila Takla, Chair of the 

International Affairs Committee at the Egyptian 

Council of Human Rights.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

9.5′′ sterling silver Tombac Ottoman Collection 

portable writing set with pen and ink case. 

11′′ × 5′′ 24-carat gold plated Tombac Ottoman Collection bowl. Rec’d—9/22/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,360.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Abdullah Gu ̈l, 

President of the Republic 

of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Creative ZEN X-Fi 2 64GB MP3 player and 

earphones. OSIM uGoGo electronic pulse 

massager Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. Value— 

$550.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Lee Hsien 

Loong and Madam Ho 

Ching, Prime Minister of 

the Republic of Singapore 

and Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

White ‘‘Flying Pigeon’’ electric bicycle. Rec’d— 

9/27/2010. Est. Value—$1,400.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Wan Gang, 

Minister of Science and 

Technology of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: THE WHITE HOUSE—EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Set of two brass and crystal tea cups, presented in a blue velvet display case. 72′′ × 

49′′ Garabagh Magical Knots Azerbaijani rug 

made by AZER–ILME Co. Ltd., presented in 

a matching red carrying case with inscription. 

Book, title: ‘‘Azar-ilma’’. Rec’d—9/28/2010. 

Est. Value—$940.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Dr. Ilham 

Aliyev, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

18′′ × 62′′ embroidered beige tapestry with red 

floral motif, presented in a maroon cylinder 

with a gold and red embroidered crest. 

Rec’d—10/10/2010. Est. Value—$360.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Viktor 

Yanukovych, President of 

Ukraine.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

White blouse with beaded floral design, in a 

maroon velvet presentation box. Rec’d—10/ 

14/2010. Est. Value—$360.00. Disposition— 

Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Viktor 

Yanukovych, President of 

Ukraine.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

12′′ silver-colored tray with dragon-shaped handle, presented in a blue presentation box. 

Rec’d—10/20/2010. Est. Value—$590.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Abhisit 

Vejjajiva, Prime Minister of 

the Kingdom of Thailand.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

12′′ × 8′′ brown accessory box with four silverplated bulls on bottom. Rec’d—10/29/2010. 

Est. Value—$650.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Benigno S. 

Aquino III, President of the 

Republic of the Philippines.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

10 Blu-Ray disc set with leather cases, presented in a 32′′ × 17′′ wooden display box 

Rec’d—11/1/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Dmitry 

Medvedev, President of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Book, title: ‘‘The Life of Mahatma Gandhi,’’ by 

Louis Fisher. 28′′ × 15′′ bronze-colored bust 

of Mahatma Gandhi. Brown and gold-colored 

photo album. 13′′ × 15′′ gold-colored ‘‘Diviniti’’ 

wooden frame and plaque of Rashtrapti 

Bhawan New Delhi India. 41′′ × 57′′ portrait 

of President Obama. Rec’d—11/8/2010. Est. 

Value—$7,404.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Her Excellency Pratibha Patil, 

President of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

30′′ × 42′′ painting of bodhisattva on black and 

gold-colored scroll, presented in a 36′′ blue 

presentation box. Red and gold-colored silk 

three piece Sari. 6′′ × 9′′ red and gold-colored beaded Sari handbag. 11′′ × 13′′ beige 

and gold-colored photo album. 13′′ × 9′′ blue 

booklet with floral pattern and gold plated 

image of Parliament. Rec’d—11/8/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,015.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Ms. Meira Kumar, Speaker of 

Lok Sabha of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

8′′ × 4′′ Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tab SCH– 

1800. Black Samsung headphones. Black 

Samsung Galaxy Tab stereo video cable. 

Black Samsung Galaxy Tab USB charging 

data cable. 5′′ × 9′′ brown leather case. 5′′ × 

9′′ black leather snap-on case. Black 

Samsung Galaxy Tab charger. 28′′ × 28′′ red 

and blue tapestry with decorative design. 

Rec’d—11/10/2010. Est. Value—$988.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Lee Myungbak, President of the Republic of Korea.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

4′′ × 7′′ silver-plated box with floral design and 

gold-colored flower with red stone, presented 

in a blue velvet presentation box. Book, title: 

‘‘Najib: Beginning of a Legacy Commemorating One Year as Prime Minister of Malaysia’’ Rec’d—11/12/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,564.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency YAB Dato’ Sri 

Haji Mohd Najib bin Tun 

Haji Abdul Razak, Prime 

Minister of Malaysia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Two wooden ‘‘Asta Kriya’’ shadow puppets. 

Two 19′′ × 16′′ framed photographs commemorating the First Family’s visit to Indonesia. Three-piece red and gold colored 

medals, presented in a wooden presentation 

case with an honorary diploma. Three shirts. 

Rec’d—11/13/2010. Est. Value—$1,403.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Dr. H. Susilo 

Bambang Yudhoyono, 

President of the Republic 

of Indonesia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

5′′ titanium ‘‘SUSGallery’’ cup. 4′′ titanium 

‘‘SUSGallery’’ cup. 3.5′′ titanium 

‘‘SUSGallery’’ cup. 2.5′′ titanium 

‘‘SUSGallery’’ cup, presented in a wooden 

presentation box. 32′′ × 27′′ framed facsimile 

of letter written by President Abraham Lincoln to His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan in 

1861. Rec’d—11/14/2010. Est. Value— 

$1.325.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; 

Facsimile Retained for Offical Display.

His Excellency Naoto Kan, 

Prime Minister of Japan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

W&J Graham’s Port 1961 Single Harvest 

Tawny Port set, containing wine in red leather bottle holder and an informational booklet, 

presented in a rectangular wooden box that 

has ‘‘Graham’s Single Harvest 1961’’ carved 

into top and sides. Set of four Atlantis crystal 

wine glasses and one crystal decanter presented in 11′′ × 23′′ × 10′′ wooden box. Two 

bottles of Quinta de Noval 2008 Vintage 

Porto wine. Bronze water-dog statue on 

wooden base Rec’d—11/19/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,140.78 Disposition—Archives Foreign; Box is in White House Gift Office; Perishable Goods Handled Pursuant to U.S. Secret Service Policy.

His Excellency Professor 

Anı ́bal Cavaco Silva, President of the Portuguese Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Antique gold-colored Museu de Marinha Portugal astrolabe with inscribed wooden stand, 

in a wooden presentation box Rec’d—11/19/ 

2010. Est. Value—$425.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Jose ́ Socrates, Prime Minister of 

Portugal.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

‘‘Lustre’’ necklace with 1′′ × 1′′ inscribed ‘‘Globe 

Crest’’ pendant. 5 DVD box set, title: ‘‘The 

Day the Universe Changed.’’ 21′′ × 12′′ black, 

unbranded, rubber container with rubber handles. 1.5 quart ‘‘Heath’’ brown teapot with 

copper handle and two matching mugs. 19′′ × 

13′′ × 10′′ wooden trunk with metal decoration on top. Somma grey blanket with darker 

grey floral pattern, presented in a brown cloth 

display box. Book on the Earth’s ecosystems. 

One Fanciful ‘‘Bountiful Buffet’’ gift basket. 

11′′ × 5.5′′ Tozai brown glass vase with leaf 

designs. 12′′ × 8′′ ceramic jar with 13 ounces 

of ‘‘Di Camillo’’ biscotti. ‘‘Bonifanti’’ Panettone 

bread. Luci de Stelle 1000g, in blue hexagonal box. Harney & Sons whole leaf tea, in 

silk satchels. Five 2.5 ounce Modern Alchemy votive candles, in black presentation 

box. Black display box containing scented 

D.L. & Company ‘‘Gingembre’’ candle in 

glass container. Island Heritage tin of chocolate covered macadamia nut shortbread 

cookies. Rec’d—12/1/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,932.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; 

Perishable Items Handled Persuant to U.S. 

Secret Service Policy.

His Majesty Sultan Haji 

Hassanal Bolkiah 

Mu’izzadin Waddaulah ibni 

Al-Marhum Sultan Haji 

Omar ‘Ali Saifuddien 

Sa’adul Khairi Waddien, 

Sultan and Yang DiPertuan of Brunei 

Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

12′′ round silver-colored tree statue with scented black decorations, in a red presentation 

box. Rec’d—12/1/2010. Est. Value—$585.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

The Honorable Mohammed 

Salah Tekaya, Ambassador 

of the Republic of Tunisia 

to the United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

4.5′′ × 6′′ black and white ceramic Cmielow dog 

figurine, presented in a wooden presentation 

box. Book, title: ‘‘Fryderyk Chopin.’’ 2.5′′ × 3′′ 

circular miniature portrait of Chopin in a Burl 

Veneer frame. Two holiday ornaments. 

Rec’d—12/8/2010. Est. Value—$594.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; Ceramic Dog Retained by President Obama.

His Excellency Bronislaw 

Komorowski, President of 

the Republic of Poland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

5.5′′ × 5′′ × 1′′ lacquered wooden box with 

‘‘OSCE Kazakhstan 2010’’ label, containing a 

2.5′′ diameter medallion of 199.37 gram gold 

alloy. Rec’d—12/15/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,200.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

One titanium cup presented in wooden box with 

‘‘APEC 2010, Naoto Kan, Prime Minster of 

Japan’’ imprinted on top of cover. Black 

Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 digital camera in 

a blue and black cardboard box. Black 

Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D V1 Digital Viewer, 

presented in black and blue cardboard box. 

Rec’d—12/15/2010. Est. Value—$1896.81 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Naoto Kan, 

Prime Minister of Japan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

Two 10′′ × 12′′ miniature paintings depicting a 

small indoor gathering, presented in blue velvet presentation boxes. Three gold-colored 

cloth ornaments. Rec’d—12/17/2010. Est. 

Value—$710.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Meera Shankar, Ambassador of the 

Republic of India to the 

United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

31′′ × 26′′ black and tan leather artwork of 

birds, trees, and other objects in a gold 

frame. Rec’d—12/25/2010. Est. Value— 

$485.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mr. Rakhman Adanov, First 

Secretary of the Embassy 

of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States.

20′′ × 16.5′′ high purple and yellow leather and 

wooden ottoman with brown wooden circular 

legs containing 16′′ × 6′′ and 14′′ × 4′′ purple 

and yellow wooden containers. Six bottles of 

Vieux Magon wine. Eight bottles of Tunisian 

Olive Oil. Box of dates. Rec’d—12/30/2010. 

Est. Value—$910.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign; Perishable Items Handled Pursuant 

to U.S. Secret Service Policy.

His Excellency Zine ElAbidine Ben Ali, President 

of the Republic of Tunisia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

4.5′′ × 5.5′′ gold-colored religious relic with a 

stand, in a brown wooden presentation case. 

Rec’d—7/1/2009 Est. Value—$680.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Unknown Government Official, Russian Federation.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

9.5′′ × 12′′ wood-framed photograph of Her 

Majesty and His Royal Highness. Set of two 

books on Danish history. Rec’d—11/10/2009. 

Est. Value—$340.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Her Majesty Queen 

Margrethe II, Queen of 

Denmark and His Royal 

Highness Prince Henrik of 

Denmark.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

Two 11.5′′ R & Y Augousti stingray and goldcolored candlesticks, presented in a stingray 

and mother of pearl presentation box. Two 

4.5′′ × 4.5′′ stingray and mother of pearl jewelry boxes, in a stingray and mother of pearl 

presentation box. Rec’d—1/1/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,150.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah, King and Queen 

of the Hashemite Kingdom 

of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

32′′ × 34′′ traditional hand-woven portrait of 

President Obama. 32′′ × 34′′ traditional handwoven portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama. 

Rec’d—4/12/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency YAB Dato’ Sri 

Haji Mohd bin Tun Haji 

Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

Book, title: ‘‘Exquisite Indonesia: The Finest 

Crafts of the Archipelago.’’ 80′′ × 152′′ red, 

blue, and tan batik cloth, presented in a 

brown presentation box. 80′′ × 152′′ red, teal, 

and tan batik cloth with large bird design, in 

a brown presentation box. Rec’d—4/19/2010. 

Est. Value—$390.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Dr. Boediono, 

Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

40′′ × 70′′ black wool shawl with colorful stripes. 

16′′ black handbag with colorful stripes. 64′′ × 

28′′ black lace shawl with white trim. Senegalese white shirt with black trim. Senegalese white linen robe with black accents. 

Pair of Senegalese white linen drawstring 

pants. Rec’d—6/1/2010. Est. Value— 

$345.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Fatou 

Danielle Diagne, Ambassador of the Republic of 

Senegal to the United 

States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

83′′ × 43′′ framed oil painting of a carnival winter scene by K.V. Kiselev. Rec’d—6/24/2010. 

Est. Value—$4,000.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Dmitry 

Medvedev, President of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

39′′ × 31′′ canvas of graffiti letters spray-painted 

on black gloss, title: ‘‘Twenty First Century 

City,’’ by Ben Eine. Rec’d—7/22/2010. Est. 

Value—$4,000.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

The Right Honorable David 

Cameron, MP, and Mrs. 

Samantha Cameron, Prime 

Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and 

Northern Ireland and 

Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

20′′ × 20′′ painting of First Family in a wooden 

frame with semi-precious stones and a presentation plaque Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. 

Value—$950.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Mahinda 

Rajapaksa and Madame 

Shiranthi, President and 

First Lady of the Democratic Socialist Republic of 

Sri Lanka.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

Two gold-colored Milla Guirst Joyeros cufflinks 

with Mayan designs, presented in a yellow 

presentation box. 10.5′′ snakeskin purse with 

silver-colored plate and Mayan design 

Rec’d—10/18/2010. Est. Value—$560.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Porfirio Lobo 

and Mrs. Elena Rosa De 

Lobo, President and First 

Lady of the Republic of 

Honduras.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Barack 

Obama, President of the 

United States, and First 

Lady Michelle Obama.

10′′ × 8′′ Christofle silver photo frame, in a 

brown presentation box. 2′′ Nieman Marcus 

picture frame. Rec’d—12/25/2010. Est. 

Value—$385.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Sheikh Salem 

Al-Sabah, Ambassador of 

the State of Kuwait to the 

United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 144′′ × 40′′ Da Viva multicolored cloth. 144′′ × 

48′′ Akosombo Textilis Limited green and yellow cloth, 143′′ × 47′′ Prestige V.I.P orange, 

green, blue and gold cotton cloth. 144′′ × 40′′ 

Prestige V.I.P multicolored cloth Rec’d—7/21/ 

2009. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Ernestina Naadu Mills, 

First Lady of the Republic 

of Ghana.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 26′′ × 32.5′′ framed portrait of First Lady 

Michelle Obama Rec’d—9/30/2009. Est. 

Value—$1,200.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Necklace of opaque and freshwater pearls. 

Rec’d—10/15/2009. Est. Value—$375.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

The Honorable Gina de 

Venecia, Member of the 

Philippine House of Representatives.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Cartier 18-carat white gold pearl earrings with 

diamonds. Rec’d—2/1/2010. Est. Value— 

$6,125.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Yousef Al 

Otaiba, Ambassador of the 

United Arab Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 72′′ × 144′′ Thomas Fergusons Irish Linen 

white tablecloth, double damask with scroll 

design. Rec’d—3/17/2010. Est. Value— 

$512.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Mary Molloy, Spouse of 

the Taoiseach of Ireland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 14′′ × 9′′ × 4′′ Le Darmanco coral and navy blue 

handbag with checkered design. 70′′ × 32′′ 

Le Darmanco coral and navy blue shawl with 

checkered design. Marie Lolita green traditional Senegalese gown with gold-colored design. 40′′ × 29′′ Marie Lolita green traditional 

Senegalese shawl. Book, title: ‘‘Gore ́e Inflamed Memories.’’ Orange and black necklace, handmade by Ambassador Diagne. 

Rec’d—3/26/2010. Est. Value—$375.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Fatou 

Danielle Diagne, Ambassador of the Republic of 

Senegal to the United 

States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 13.67′′ Daum France crystal ultraviolet vase. 

Daum France red dragonfly crystal brooch, in 

a silver Daum presentation box. Rec’d—3/30/ 

2010. Est. Value—$4,580.00. Disposition— 

Archives Foreign.

His Excellency. Nicolas 

Sarkozy and Mrs. Carla 

Bruni-Sarkozy, President 

and First Lady of the 

French Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 27′′ × 78′′ Kashmir Loom blue cashmere stole 

with orange design, in a blue presentation 

box. Rec’d—4/11/2010. Est. Value—$512.00. 

Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Manmohan 

Singh, and Mrs. Gursharan 

Kaur, Prime Minister of the 

Republic of India, and 

Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 6′′ gold-colored apple statue on green stone 

base, in a green presentation box. Rec’d—4/ 

12/2010. Est. Value—$550.00. Disposition— 

Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... VeVe Collections teal handbag with sequins. 

Book, title: ‘‘The Idea of Modernity in Haitian 

Contemporary Art.’’ 22′′ × 28′′ acrylic painting 

on canvas, title: ‘‘Guest for Life II,’’ by 

Philippe Dodard. 18.5′′ × 24′′ framed painting 

of Haitian landscape. Rec’d—4/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,094.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Rene ́ Pre ́val 

and Mrs. Elisabeth Delator 

Pre ́val, President and First 

Lady of the Republic of 

Haiti.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Soledad Garcia silver necklace, in a red presentation box. Rec’d—5/19/2010. Est. Value— 

$475.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Margarita Zavala Gomez 

del Campo, First Lady of 

the United Mexican States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 32′′ × 70′′ Dries Van Noten patterned green silk 

shawl. Rec’d—6/4/2010. Est. Value— 

$625.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Imperial and Royal Highness Princess Astrid of 

Belgium, Princess of the 

Belgians and Archduchess 

of Austria-Este.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 20′′ gold Pina & Grau necklace with 1′′ 

Mallorcan cross pendant Rec’d—8/8/2010. 

Est. Value—$3,600.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Majesty King Juan Carlos 

and Her Majesty Queen 

Sophia, the King and 

Queen of Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 42′′ × 30′′ framed orange and beige etching of 

tree rings. Rec’d—8/9/2010. Est. Value— 

$600.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Marı ́a A ́ ngeles Mun ̃oz 

Uriol, Mayor of Marbella, 

Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 26′′ × 32.5′′ framed portrait of First Lady 

Michelle Obama. Rec’d—9/3/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,200.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 24′′ orange and black beaded silver-colored 

necklace with Arabic inscription. Rec’d—9/18/ 

2010. Est. Value—$380.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Dr. Laila Takla, Chair of the 

International Affairs Committee at the Egyptian 

Council of Human Rights.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 20′′ multicolored necklace with ruby gemstones. 

Earrings with ruby, emerald, sapphire, 

peridot, and citrine gemstones. 20′′ × 72′′ 

burgundy and beige beaded cloth. 4′′ × 20′′ 

burgundy pillow. Box of Pelit chocolates. 

Rec’d—9/20/2010. Est. Value—$965.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; Perishable Items 

Handled Pursuant to U.S. Secret Service 

Policy.

Mrs. Hayrunnisa Gu ̈l, First 

Lady of the Republic of 

Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: THE WHITE HOUSE—EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 3′′ tall × 5′′ diameter silver and lavender-colored 

vessel, presented in 7′′ × 7′′ × 4′′ pink container. Rec’d—9/22/2010. Est. Value— 

$460.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Ban Soon-taek, Spouse 

of Ban Ki-Moon, SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 16′′ × 14′′ pink and gold-colored vest with detachable sleeves and decorative beading. 

Rec’d—9/22/2010. Est. Value—$440.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Nezafete Sejdiu, First 

Lady of the Republic of 

Kosovo.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 33′′ × 39′′ multicolored abstract painting, title: 

‘‘Married Women in Swazi Culture Attending 

a Cultural Event’’. Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. 

Value—$475.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Her Majesty, The 

Indlovukatzi, Queen Mother 

of the Kingdom of Swaziland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 8′′ × 14′′ Helena Caballero blue purse. Rec’d— 

9/24/2010. Est. Value—$525.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Marı ́a Clemencia 

Rodrı ́guez de Santos, First 

Lady of the Republic of Colombia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Agnes Santomenno pearl and gold-colored 

pendant and earrings. Rec’d—9/24/2010. 

Est. Value—$485.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Mrs. Marta Linares de 

Martinelli, First Lady of the 

Republic of Panama.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... White gold diamond with blue sapphire earrings 

and pendant, in 4.5′′ × 5′′ × 1.5′′ presentation 

box. Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,080.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Shiranthi Rajapaksa, 

First Lady of the Democratic Socialist Republic of 

Sri Lanka.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 20′′ × 16.5′′ painting of Haitian women dressed 

in white with eight fruit baskets in gold-colored frame. Rec’d—9/29/2010. Est. Value— 

$425.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Elisabeth Delator Pre ́val, 

First Lady of the Republic 

of Haiti.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 114′′ × 35′′ yellow shawl with purple and silvercolored stitching, in a decorative wooden 

presentation box Rec’d—10/18/2010. Est. 

Value—$415.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Datin Paduka Seri Bin 

Mansor, Spouse of the 

Prime Minister of Malaysia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Two 13′′ × 17′′ black and red scarves. 34′′ goldcolored pearl necklace. 31′′ × 19′′ hinged 

double framed portraits of President Barack 

Obama and First Lady. Rec’d—11/8/2010. 

Est. Value—$2,110.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign.

Her Excellency Pratibha Patil, 

President of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 7′′ long silver-colored jewelry box with bird designs, in a black presentation box. Rec’d— 

11/8/2010. Est. Value—$460.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Manmohan 

Singh and Mrs. Gursharan 

Kaur, Prime Minister of the 

Republic of India, and 

Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Red, white, and gold-colored apron. Red and 

gold-colored silk hat with floral pattern. Six 

copies of book, title: ‘‘Hansik: Stories of Korean Food,’’ by Kim Yoon-ok. Bottle of 

Sulwhasoo First Care Serum. Bottle of 

Sulwhasoo Balancing Water. Bottle of 

Sulwhasoo Balancing Emulsion. Container of 

Sulwhasoo Concentrated Ginseng Cream. 

Herbal Sulwhasoo soap, presented in colored 

lacquer black wooden box with mirror. 32′′ × 

32′′ cloth, brown on one side and mint-colored on the other. 43′′ × 43′′ silk bojagi in 

blue and cream with light blue flowers embroidered in corners. 1.5′′ × 38.5′′ red ribbon 

with floral pattern. Rec’d—11/11/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,278.00. Disposition—Archives 

Foreign; Perishable items handled pursuant 

to U.S. Secret Service policy.

Mrs. Kim Yoon-ok, First Lady 

of the Republic of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... Two books. 36′′ × 42′′ blue Lenan Pearl of Silk 

scarf with floral design. 9′′ × 14′′ black box 

with red and gold abstract design on top and 

gold-colored plate inside. 42′′ × 100′′ black 

and orange scarf with floral design. Pair of 

orange and black custom ‘‘Air Force 1’’ 

shoes. Rec’d—11/13/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,658.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Hj. Ani Bambang 

Yudhoyono, First Lady of 

the Republic of Indonesia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Lady Michelle Obama .... 12′′ tall blue glass and silver-colored metal container with silver-colored cords. Rec’d—12/1/ 

2010. Est. Value—$425.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Kinza Abbou Ben 

Smida, Spouse of Ambassador of the Republic of 

Tunisia to the United 

States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family ............................. 7.5′′ × 1.5′′ sterling silver chain bracelet, in a 

navy presentation box. Variety of Korres liquid facial products. Rec’d—3/15/2010. Est. 

Value—$834.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign; Perishable items handled pursuant to 

U.S. Secret Service policy.

Mrs. Ada Papandreou, 

Spouse of the Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family ............................. Nine paperback books and eleven hardcover 

books about Indonesian history and culture. 

Two Periplus travel maps of Indonesia. 74′′ × 

43′′ orange and black silk tapestry. 76′′ × 46′′ 

orange and black silk tapestry. Rec’d—11/8/ 

2010. Est. Value—$639.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Dr. H. Susilo 

Bambang Yudhoyono, 

President of the Republic 

of Indonesia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family ............................. Two purple Samsung compact digital cameras. 

Two pieces of pink decorative brocade silk 

fabric. Rec’d—11/19/2009. Est. Value— 

$740.00. Disposition—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Lee Myungbak, President of the Republic of Korea.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. 4′′ × 3′′ Black Russian ‘‘MOCKBA KPEMJIb’’ 

keepsake box, presented in a red presentation box. 3′′ × 2.25′′ black Russian 

‘‘MOCKBA KPEMJIb’’ keepsake box, in a red 

presentation box. Rec’d—7/1/2009. Est. 

Value—$720.00. Location—Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Dmitry 

Medvedev, President of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. Hermes PM Skipper bracelet, light blue silk 

cord with silver Chaine d’Ancre. Hermes 

bracelet in silver and evercalf leather. 7 CDs 

of European music. 34 hardcover books from 

the ‘‘Asterix’’ French comic book series. 

DVD, title: ‘‘Mozart: L’Opera Rock’’ Rec’d—3/ 

30/2010. Est. Value—$1,419.00. Location— 

Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Nicolas 

Sarkozy and Mrs. Carla 

Bruni-Sarkozy, President 

and First Lady of the 

French Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. Two 18′′ × 12′′ Roots brown leather backpacks 

printed with ‘‘Muskoka 2010 G8 Canada.’’. 

Two messenger bags. Two frisbees. Twelve 

CDs. Book, title: ‘‘Me to We,’’ two copies. 

Rec’d—8/3/2010. Est. Value—$718.00. Location—Archives Foreign.

The Right Honorable Stephen 

Harper, P.C., M.P., Prime 

Minister of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. Two 8′′ gold Pina & Grau bracelets with 0.5′′ 

Mallorcan cross pendants. Rec’d—8/8/2010. 

Est. Value—$510.00. Location—Archives 

Foreign.

His Majesty King Juan Carlos 

and Her Majesty Queen 

Sophia, King and Queen of 

Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. Four pairs of Nike shoes with Batik design. Set 

of Indonesian flashcards. Rec’d—11/8/2010. 

Est. Value—$380.00. Location—Archives 

Foreign.

His Excellency Dr. H. Susilo 

Bambang Yudhoyono, 

President of the Republic 

of Indonesia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

First Family Children .............. Two books on tigers by Valmik Thapar. 46′′ × 

33′′ brown and black painting of a tiger. 

Rec’d—11/9/2010. Est. Value—$1,495.00. 

Location—Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Pratibha Patil, 

President of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Brennan, John.

4.5′′ inscribed black and gray Swiss pocket 

army knife. Inscribed Swiss bell with a leather strap. Rec’d—5/17/2010. Est. Value— 

$350.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

Dr. Markus Seiler, Director of 

the Swiss Federal Intelligence Service.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

White House Staff Member 

Brennan, John.

13’’Osmanli Furug limited edition green glass 

and gold plate, presented in a wooden presentation box. Rec’d—9/23/2010. Est. Value— 

$820.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

Under Secretary Hakan 

Fidan, Director of the Turkish National Intelligence 

Organization.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Brennan, John.

4.5′′ marble bowl with blue lapis and powa shell 

inlay, presented in a blue velvet presentation 

box. 3.5′′ round paper mache container with 

gold-colored inlay and floral design on lid, 

presented in a blue velvet presentation box. 

Rec’d—10/14/2010. Est. Value—$555.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General 

Services Administration.

The Honorable Alok Prasad, 

Deputy National Security 

Adviser & Secretary, National Security Council Secretariat of the Republic of 

India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Donilon, Tom.

40′′ × 56′′ rug with black floral pattern. Rec’d— 

3/28/2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to the General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Donilon, Tom.

Two 12′′ × 5′′ white marble vases with handpainted gilt rosettas and applied faux 

gemstones, presented in a blue velvet presentation box. Rec’d—11/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$930.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

Her Excellency Pratibha Patil, 

President of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Emanuel, Rahm.

3′′ × 16′′ champagne-colored candleholder with 

a marble cylinder and coppertone flowers on 

top. Rec’d—1/4/2010. Est. Value—$425.00. 

Location—Pending Transfer to the General 

Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Rania Al Abdullah, 

King and Queen of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Emanuel, Rahm.

34′′ × 53′′ hand-woven wool rug with five borders and cream-colored center. Rec’d—3/28/ 

2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Froman, Michael.

Riveri wristwatch with mother of pearl face. Pair 

of silver-colored cufflinks. Red silk tie. Silvercolored weave basket. Rec’d—7/21/2010. 

Est. Value—$540.00. Location—Pending 

Transfer to the General Services Administration.

Unknown Government Official, Republic of Korea.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Holdren, John.

Montegrappa Kazan Limited Edition sterling silver fountain pen, presented in a wood presentation box with a silver plaque. Rec’d—11/ 

1/2009. Est. Value—$1,400.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to the General Services 

Administration.

The Honorable Andrey 

Fursenko, Minister of Education and Science Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

Custom pen set, presented in a black leather 

presentation box. Book, title: ‘‘Palazzo Chigi’’. 

Rec’d—4/13/2009. Est. Value—$726.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General 

Services Administration.

Ambassador Bruno Archi, 

Diplomatic Counselor to 

the Italian Prime Minister.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

Wooden folding chess/checkers set with carved 

details, presented in a black nylon carrying 

back. Iraqi rug with fringe, presented in a 

travel bag. Rec’d—10/6/2009. Est. Value— 

$855.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Jalal Talabani, 

President of the Republic 

of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

6.5′′ sterling silver figurine of an ibex on a 

brass base with the seal of the State of 

Qatar, presented in a red presentation box. 

Rec’d—1/5/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh 

Hamad Bin Khalifa AlThani, Prime Minister and 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

36′′ × 48′′ framed pencil portrait of James 

Jones. Rec’d—2/18/2010. Est. Value— 

$750.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: THE WHITE HOUSE—EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government. 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government., estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign 

donor and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

60′′ × 38′′ multicolor rug with checkered and 

lined patterns and cream-colored fringe. 

Rec’d—3/28/2010. Est. Value—$400.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

8′′ × 6′′ white marble box with lid and inlaid floral pattern, presented in a blue velvet presentation box. Rec’d—6/23/2010. Est. Value— 

$490.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency 

SomanahalliMallaiah 

Krishna, Minister of External Affairs of the Republic 

of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Jones, James.

17.75′′ tall clock with a desert scene of two 

camels and palm trees on a green and goldcolored marble base, presented in a green 

presentation box. Rec’d—7/15/2010. Est. 

Value—$450.00. Location—Pending Transfer 

to the General Services Administration.

King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz 

Al Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, King of 

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Pressman, David.

Mountblanc Boheme Marron Ballpoint pen, presented in a presentation box. Rec’d—11/23/ 

2010. Est. Value—$390.00. Location—Pending Transfer to the General Services Administration.

Miodrag Rakic, Chief of Staff, 

Office of the President of 

the Republic of Serbia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Sher, Susan.

4′′ decorative octagonal box with hand-painted 

lid depicting Moscow churches and eight 

hand-painted churches on each side, presented in a red presentation box. Rec’d—6/ 

24/2010. Est. Value—$425.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to the General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Sergey 

Kislyak, Ambassador of the 

Russian Federation to the 

United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member 

Summers, Larry.

Bottle of Louis Roederer Cristal Rose champagne, presented in an orange presentation 

box. Rec’d—10/19/2010. Est. Value— 

$500.00. Location—Perishable Items Handled Pursuant to U.S. Secret Service Policy.

Mr. Igor Shuvalov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

White House Staff Member .... 16′′ × 12′′ Pineider green leather briefcase embossed with 2009 G8 Summit seal. Rec’d—7/ 

1/2009. Est. Value—$1,568.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to the General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Silvio 

Berlusconi, Prime Minister 

of the Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: THE WHITE HOUSE—OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House—Office of the Vice President] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, 

estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

50′′ x 74′′ carpet with medallion in beige and 

grey with five borders, presented in green 

bag. Rec’d—11/13/2009. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—Official Use on First 

Floor of the Vice President’s Residence.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

Replica of Hammurabi’s Code in silver and 

glass display case. Rec’d—1/10/2010. Est. 

Value—$475.00. Location—National Archives 

and Records Administration.

His Excellency Dr. Adil AbdulMahdi, Vice President of 

the Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

Pair of brass and stingray skin candlestick 

holders, presented in a stingray skin and 

mother of pearl box. Rec’d—1/15/2010. Est. 

Value—$950.00. Location—National Archives 

and Records Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah of the Hashemite 

Kingdom of.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by The White House—Office of the Vice President] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, 

estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

14′′ tall x 6′′ diameter Minh Long I multicolor 

hand-made vase with wooden stand inscribed ‘‘With Compliments from H.E. Mr. 

Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam,’’ presented in red 

and gold-colored box. Rec’d—4/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,200.00. Disposition—National Archives and Records Administration.

His Excellency Nguyen Tan 

Dung, Prime Minister of the 

Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

118′′ x 98′′ traditional hand-woven wool Afghan 

rug in red with three borders. Rec’d—5/12/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,200.00. Location—National Archives and Records Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

Sculpture of four elephants on a wooden base. 

Rec’d—6/9/2010. Est. Value—$390.00. Disposition—National Archives and Records Administration.

His Excellency Mwai Kibaki, 

President of the Republic 

of Kenya.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

20′′ wooden sculpture of a robed male with a 

shield and a spear. Rec’d—6/12/2010. Est. 

Value—$425.00. Location—Official Use on 

First Floor of the Vice President’s Residence.

The Honorable Kenneth 

Marende, Speaker of the 

National Assembly of 

Kenya.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

White marble box with a colorful floral pattern, 

presented in a blue suede box. Rec’d—7/13/ 

2010. Est. Value—$570.00. Location—National Archives and Records Administration.

His Excellency Somanahalli 

Mallaiah Krishna, Minister 

of External Affairs of the 

Republic of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

Navy blue box with gold trim and clear top with 

silver lion and gold details inside. Painting of 

a man on a canoe holding an oar with trees 

in the background in wooden frame trimmed 

with gold. Rec’d—8/31/2010. Est. Value— 

$795.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

National Archives and Records Administration.

His Excellency Jalal Talabani, 

President of the Republic 

of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph R. 

Biden, Jr., Vice President of 

the United States.

28′′ x 33′′ framed rug depicting an eagle with 

wings spread on a green backdrop. Rec’d— 

9/1/2010. Est. Value—$650.00. Location— 

Official Use in West Wing, Office of the Vice 

President.

His Excellency Masoud 

Barzani, President of the 

Kurdistan Region of the 

Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dr. Jill Biden, Second Lady of 

the United States.

Oval silver decorative box with lid and reticulated floral design. Rec’d—4/11/2010. Est. 

Value—$365.00. Location—National Archives 

and Records Administration.

Her Excellency Michelle 

Bachelet, President of the 

Republic of Chile.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Herro Mustafa, Special Advisor for the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan.Pierre Balmain wristwatch with white shagreen 

strap, round white face, white gold detail, and 

bezel of faux diamonds. Silver-plated box in 

the shape of a camel with a saddle that 

opens on a hinge. Rec’d—5/25/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,661.00. Location—Pending Transfer to National Archives and Records Administration.

His Royal Highness Prince 

Salman bin Hamad bin Al 

Khalifa, Crown Prince of 

the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Embroidered art with purple flowers in large 

frame. Rec’d—1/5/2010. Est. Value— 

$460.00. Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Yang Jiechi, 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of the People’s Republic of 

China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large scene of camel and palm tree made of 

gold and silver in red box. Rec’d—1/5/2010. 

Est. Value—$950.00. Location—Retain for 

Official Use Only.

His Excelleny Sheikh Hamad 

bin Jassim bin Jabr AlThani, Prime Minister and 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Gold coin with gold plaque and certificate in 

presentation box. Rec’d—1/21/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,100.00. Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Milo 

Djukanovic, Prime Minister 

of Montenegro.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Saint Louis Crystal Vase. Rec’d—1/29/2010. 

Est. Value—$385.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Nicolas 

Sarkozy, President of the 

French Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Crystal torch sculpture on base with inscription 

(clear-cut crystal). Rec’d—2/3/2010. Est. 

Value—$450.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Exellency Khalid bin 

Ahmed Al-Khalifa, Minister 

of Foreign Affairs of the 

Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Emerald and diamond bracelet, necklace, 

earrings, and ring. Rec’d—2/15/2010. Est. 

Value—$400,000.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Royal Highness King 

Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz Al 

Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Set of white gold watch with leather band and 

earrings, all encrusted in diamonds. Two perfume bottles. Rec’d—2/16/2010. Est. Value— 

$5,300.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Royal Highness Prince 

Khaled Al-Faisal, Mekkah 

Region Governor of the 

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Two books, titles: ‘‘Ethics for the New Millennium’’ and ‘‘The Universe in a Single Atom’’ 

by His Holiness. Wooden Skaher basket with 

sterling silver bowl. White Shawl blessed by 

His Holiness. Rec’d—2/18/2010. Est. Value— 

$470.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Oryx desk clock. Rec’d—2/18/2010. Est. 

Value—$390.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh 

Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr 

Al Thani, Prime Minister 

and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Orxy desk clock. Rec’d—2/18/2010. Est. 

Value—$490.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

bin Khalifa Al Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Leather travel bag. Rec’d—3/1/2010. Est. 

Value—$475.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Her Excellency Cristina 

Fernandez de Kirchner, 

President of the Argentine 

Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Framed photography of Itamaraty. Rec’d—3/5/ 

2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Celso 

Amorim, Foreign Minister 

of Brazil.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

22′′ × 18′′ painting of indigenous male. Rec’d— 

3/8/2010. Est. Value—$490.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency A ́ lvaro Colom, 

President of the Republic 

of Guatamala.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large black and white painting of nude female. 

Rec’d—3/19/2010. Est. Value—$680.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Oscar Arias, 

President of the Republic 

of Costa Rica.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Blue lightweight Kanuk jacket. Rec’d—3/29/ 

2010. Est. Value—$570.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Lawrence 

Cannon, Foreign Minister 

of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Sterling silver bowl with round feet in green 

box. Rec’d—4/10/2010. Est. Value—$360.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Makhdoom 

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, 

Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Tabriz Mahabad ruby wool carpet. Rec’d—4/10/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,200.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Serzh 

Sargsian, President of Armenia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Boat-shaped silver purse. Rec’d—4/12/2010. 

Est. Value—$345.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Manmohan 

Singh, Prime Minister of 

the Republic of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Decanter and glass set. Rec’d—4/12/2010. Est. 

Value—$480.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large circular glass piece with turquoise, 

green, and blue accents. Rec’d—4/14/2010. 

Est. Value—$950.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Her Excellency Maite 

Nkoana-Mashabane, Minister of International Relations and Co-Operation of 

South Africa.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Perfume dispenser and censor in red case. 

Rec’d—4/28/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Kamel 

Morjane, Foreign Minister 

of the Republic of Tunisia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Woven portrait of President William J. Clinton. 

Rec’d—5/7/2010. Est. Value—$840.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency YAB Dato’ Sri 

Haji Mohd Najib bin Tun 

Haji Abdul Razak, Prime 

Minister of Malaysia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Embroidered top, long camisole, pants, shawl, 

and matching clutch. Rec’d—5/10/2010. Est. 

Value—$585.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Makhdoom 

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, 

Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large Afghan rug in brown slipcase. Rec’d—5/ 

2010. Est. Value—$900.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Sterling silver footed bowl featuring traditional 

design. Rec’d—6/3/2010. Est. Value— 

$460.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Somanahalli 

Mallaiah Krishna, Minister 

of External Relations of 

India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Two Heyder Aliyev Foundation books. Heyder 

Aliyev Foundation Space of Mugam CDs. 

Querabag Xan Ondior books and CDs. Pair 

of glass and tin tea glasses. Book, title: 

‘‘Painting of Azerbaijan.’’ Postcards of Azerbaijan. Booklet of cuisine of Azerbaijan. Sakit 

booklet. Beed Araqsin hat. 13′11′′ x 10′4′′ 

Silk carpet. Azerbaijan CD. Five 110g Containers of Caspain Fish of the Sea Caviar. 

Rec’d—7/4/2010. Est. Value—$6,640.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Dr. Ilham 

Aliyev, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Glass and sterling silver coffee set. Book and 

CD of Armenian ornamental art. Rec’d—7/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$600.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Serzh 

Sargsian, President of Armenia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large abstract painting on canvas. Rec’d—7/8/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,200.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Asunc ̧a ̃o dos 

Anjos, Foreign Minister of 

Angola.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Silver jewelry box. Rec’d—7/19/2010. Est. 

Value—$490.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Yousuf Raza 

Gilani, Prime Minister of 

the Islamic Republic of 

Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large artwork and framed photo. Rec’d—7/19/ 

2010. Est. Value—$970.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Asif Ali 

Zardari, President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Painting of Secretary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton wearing conical hats. Color sand portrait 

of Secretary Clinton. Black and white sand 

portrait of Secretary Clinton. Rec’d—7/22/ 

2010. Est. Value—$3,410.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Pham Gia 

Khiem, Deputy Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

12′ × 15′ Tianjin carpet. Book about Nanjing 

silk and embroidery. Framed red paper cutout of two women. Rec’d—7/2010. Est. 

Value—$4,865.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Dai Bingguo, 

State Councilor of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Guqin instrument in cloth bag. Rec’d—7/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,100.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Her Excellency Liu Yandong, 

State Councilor of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

4′ x 6′ cream-colored carpet. Rec’d—8/20/ 

2010. Est. Value—$575.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sameh 

Shoukry, Ambassador of 

the Arab Republic of Egypt 

to the United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Small black laquer box with painted design. 

Rec’d—8/2010. Est. Value—$920.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sergey 

Kislyak, Ambassador of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Blue woven Versace shawl. Versace scarf, 

black with floral design. Rec’d—8/2010. Est. 

Value—$400.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Elias Murr, 

Minister of Defense of the 

Republic of Lebanon.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Necklace and bracelet in a wooden box. 

Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. Value—$3,600.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Somananhalli 

Mallaiah Krishna, Minister 

of External Affairs of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Place setting for ten including soup tureen, 

bowls, spoons, and service dishes. Rec’d—9/ 

2010. Est. Value—$650.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Ho Nghia 

Dung, Minister of Transportation of Socialist Republic 

of Vietnam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Book, title: ‘‘The Wall,’’ in presentation box with 

piece of the Berlin Wall on the lid. Rec’d— 

10/3/2010. Est. Value—$850.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Dr. Guido 

Westerville, Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs of 

the Federative Republic of 

Germany.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

4′ × 2′ framed copy of the Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Kosovo. 

Rec’d—10/12/2010. Est. Value—$390.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Jakup 

Krasniqi, Acting President 

of the Republic of Kosovo 

and His Excellency Hashim 

Thaci, Prime Minister of the 

Republic of Kosovo.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

2′ × 3′ wood-framed portrait of Secretary Clinton. Rec’d—10/15/2010. Est. Value—$480.00 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Hajredin Kuci, 

Deputy Prime Minister of 

the Republic of Kosovo.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Belleek silver bracelet and necklace with crystal 

accents. Rec’d—10/19/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

The Right Honorable Peter D. 

Robinson, MLA and Mr. 

Martin McGuiness, deputy 

First Minister of Northern 

Ireland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Black and brown rug in green case. Rec’d—10/ 

20/2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Makhdoom 

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of the Islamic Republic of 

Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Secretary Clinton’s name in Arabic calligraphy, 

presented in a frame. Rec’d—10/28/ 

2010.Est. Value—$425.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Abdallah 

Baali, Ambassador of the 

People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Oil painting of Lahore Fort. Rec’d—10/29/2010. 

Est. Value—$680.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Parkash 

Singh Badal, Chief Minister 

of Punjab, Republic of 

India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large black and gold ceramic vase. Rec’d—10/ 

30/2010. Est. Value—$425.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Pham Gia 

Khiem, Deputy Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Ceramic bowl on a stand in blue, white, and 

gold. Hand-made silver plate. Portrait made 

of coffee beans. Coffee in leather box. 

Rec’d—10/30/2010. Est. Value—$1,410.00. 

Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Nguyen Tan 

Dung, Prime Minister of the 

Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Diamond and pearl necklace, earrings, and 

brooch. Rec’d—10/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,800.00. Location—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Dai Bingguo, 

State Councilor of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Traditional silver water bowl with lid. Rec’d— 

11/1/2010. Est. Value—$960.00. Disposition—Permission to Retain for Official Use 

Only.

His Royal Highness Norodom 

Sihamoni, King of Cambodia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Silver water pot. Rec’d—11/1/2010. Est. 

Value—$400.00. Location—Pending Transfer 

to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hor 

Namhong, Deputy Prime 

Minister and Minister of 

Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of 

Cambodia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Gold mask with blue, yellow, and green sapphire stones. Brass topographic map of 

Papua New Guinea in a frame. Rec’d—11/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$5,234.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Michael 

Somare, Prime Minister of 

Papua New Guinea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Silverframed picture of a sailboat. Rec’d—11/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Dame Carol Kidu, Department of Community Development of Papua New 

Guinea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Framed print of the Maori Moko. Rec’d—11/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$400.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Worship Bob Parker, 

Mayor of Christchurch, 

New Zealand.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Afghan rug. Rec’d—11/19/2010. Est. Value— 

$700.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Round sterling silver bowl with leaf design. 

Rec’d—11/29/2010. Est. Value—$940.00. Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Ahmet 

Davutoghu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic 

of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Tea set. Rec’d—12/2/2010. Est. Value— 

$395.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Islam 

Karimov, President of the 

Republic of Uzbekistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Gold coin. Framed, signed photograph of Secretary Clinton and His Majesty. Rec’d—12/3/ 

2010. Est. Value—$2,090.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Hamad bin 

Isa Al Khalifa, King of the 

Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Tunic and ornate silver plate. Rec’d—12/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,160.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Jaliya 

Wickramasuriya, Ambassador of Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri 

Lanka.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Small shell-shaped Mikimoto travel clock with 

pearl. Rec’d—12/6/2010. Est. Value— 

$385.00. Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Seiji Maehara, 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of Japan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Religious painting. Rec’d—12/9/2010. Est. 

Value—$600.00. Location—Pending Transfer 

to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Edmond Hax 

Hinasto, Minister of Foreign 

Affairs of the Republic of 

Albania.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Pearl and green stone brooch. Rec’d—12/10/ 

2010. Est. Value—$525.00. Location—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Her Excellency Roza 

Otunbayeva, President of 

the Kyrgyz Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Gold and silver horse figure. Rec’d—12/2010. 

Est. Value—$940.00. Location—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Adel Al-Jubeir, 

Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the 

United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Two scarves by E. Marinella in blue box. 

Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value—$600.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Silvio 

Berlusconi, Prime Minister 

of the Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Gold and silver desert scene on stone and 

marble base. Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value— 

$3,200.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz 

Al Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, King of 

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Hillary Clinton, 

Secretary of State of the 

United States.

Large wooden statue. Small wood statue. 

Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value—$1,080.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abduallah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah of the Hashemite 

Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Former President William Clinton.Patek Philippe 18-karat yellow gold cross 

cufflinks. Rec’d—10/2009. Est. Value— 

$4,455.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, Former 

Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Former President William Clinton.Jasper and silver desk set consisting of a calendar leaf stand, letter opener, ashtray, pen 

holder, and letter holder. Rec’d—4/12/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,900.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Former President William Jefferson Clinton.Large leather case with photo prints. Rec’d— 

11/23/2010. Est. Value—$1,100.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Nursultan 

Nazarbayev, President of 

the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Chelsea Clinton ...................... Tea set in a wooden box. Rec’d—7/2010. Est. 

Value—$650.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Dai Bingguo, 

State Councilor of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Chelsea Clinton ...................... 24′′ × 24′′ oil painting. Rec’d—10/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$350.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Dr. Haris 

Silajdzic, Chairman of the 

Presidency of Bosnia and 

Herzegovina.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Chelsea Clinton and Marc 

Mezvinsky.

Limited edition crystal vase. Rec’d—7/21/2010. 

Est. Value—$940.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of 

the Republic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James B. 

Steinberg, Deputy Secretary 

of State.

Wooden statue. Rec’d—12/30/2010. Est. 

Value—$425.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah of the Hashemite 

Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Kurt Campbell, 

Assistant Secretary for East 

Asia and Pacific Affairs.

Depiction of a project for a Chinese garden in 

the National Arboretum. Rec’d—Unknown. 

Est. Value—$490.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Madame Jiang Zehui, Director of the Chinese Academy of Forestry.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Johnnie Carson, Assistant Secretary for 

African Affairs.

Tan and green round leather floor mat with 

three matching seat cushions. Rec’d—5/5/ 

2010. Est. Value—$550.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Goodluck 

Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan, 

Vice President of Nigeria.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Jeffrey D. 

Feltman, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs.

Qom rug. Rec’d—9/17/2010. Est. Value— 

$950.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Ali Bin Mohsen Bin Fatais AlMarri, Attorney General of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Janet Sanderson, Deputy Assistant Secretary.Amouage Jubilation 25 bar soap. 300ml 

Amouage Jubilation 25 hand cream. 

Amouage Jubilation 25 body lotion. Amouage 

Jubilation 25 eau de parfum. Rec’d—10/01/ 

2010. Est. Value—$600.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sayyid Badr 

bin Hamad bin Hamud Al 

Busaidi, Secretary General 

of the Ministry of Foreign 

Affairs of Oman.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Capricia 

Penavic Marshall, Chief of 

Protocol.

Women’s Rolex Yacht Master gold tone chapter ring watch (M329251). Men’s Rolex deep 

sea watch. Rec’d—5/20/2010. Est. Value— 

$20,000.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh 

Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr 

Al-Thani, Prime Minister 

and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Capricia 

Penavic Marshall, Chief of 

Protocol.

Bulgari watch with silver face and black leather 

strap. Rec’d—7/26/2010. Est. Value— 

$10,500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Mohammed 

Al-Tobaishi, Chief of Royal 

Protocol of the Kingdom of 

Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Capricia 

Penavic Marshall, Chief of 

Protocol.

Black Montblanc calligraphy pens. Black 

Montblanc ballpoint pen. Rec’d—9/1/2010. 

Est. Value—$420.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Capricia 

Penavic Marshall, Chief of 

Protocol.

Large tea set. Rec’d—12/2010. Est. Value— 

$485.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Dr. Zhang Kunsheng, Director-General of the Protocol 

Department and Assistant 

Minister of the Foreign Affairs Ministry of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Capricia 

Penavic Marshall, Chief of 

Protocol.

Standing elephant in gold-trimmed transparent 

box. Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value—$385.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Don 

Pramudwinai, Ambassador 

of the Kingdom of Thailand 

to the United States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dennis Cheng, Deputy Chief 

of Protocol.

Black leather briefcase with brass detail. 

Rec’d—4/16/2010. Est. Value—$3,500.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Yousuf Raza 

Gilani, Prime Minister of 

the Islamic Republic of 

Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dennis Cheng, Deputy Chief 

of Protocol.

Raymon Weil silver men’s watch. Rec’d—9/3/ 

2010. Est. Value—$950.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Adam Ereli, 

U.S. Ambassador to Kingdom Bahrain.

Pair of Tufenkjian yellow gold cufflinks with 

white stone. Rec’d—6/2/2010. Est. Value— 

$771.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Prince Khalifa Bin Salman Al 

Khalifa, Prime Minister of 

the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Janet E. Garvey, U.S. Ambassador to 

the Republic of Cameroon.

Case of Chateau Lynch-Bages wine. Case of 

Mouton-Cadet Bordeaux Rouge wine. Case 

of Moet and Chandon Brut Vintage wine. 

Rec’d—4/29/2010. Est. Value—$1,344.96. 

Disposition—Official Use at U.S. Embassy.

Mrs. Chantal Biya, First Lady 

of the Republic of Cameroon.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Jon Huntsman, U.S. Ambassador to 

the People’s Republic of 

China.

Pearl necklace. Rec’d—12/2/2009. Est. Value— 

$460.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Liang Baohua, Party Secretary of the Jiangsu Province of the People’s Republic of China.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Jon Huntsman, U.S. Ambassador to 

the People’s Republic of 

China.

Ye Hai pearl necklace. Rec’d—10/30/2010. Est. 

Value—$350.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Wu Shicun, Director General 

of the Hainan Foreign and 

Overseas Chinese Affairs 

Office of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James Jeffrey, 

U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Turkey.

Silk carpet. Rec’d—07/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Mevlut Bilinci, Governor of 

Kayseri of the Republic of 

Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Joseph 

Lebaron, U.S. Ambassador 

to the State of Qatar.

Haurex Caimano watch. Viscose shawl. Glass 

hurricane with candles. Rec’d—6/17/2010. 

Est. Value—$630.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration; 

Glass Hurricane Retained for Official Use.

Brigadier General Rashid bin 

Abdullah Al Nuaimi of the 

Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Richard Olson, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

United Arab Emirates.

Montblanc Starwalker black resin ballpoint pen. 

Business card holder. Meisterstuck 6CC 

leather wallet. Day planner. Rec’d—01/10/ 

2010. Est. Value—$656.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hanif Hassan 

Ali Al Qassim, Minister of 

Health of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Richard Olson, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

United Arab Emirates.

Burberry extra-large stainless steel watch. 

Rec’d—1/24/2010. Est. Value—$600.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Joint Command and Staff 

College of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

Multicolor glass phoenix. Rec’d—8/18/2006. 

Est. Value—$575.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Government of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

Bronze and glass replica of Ancient Hua Gu 

with base. Rec’d—5/17/2007. Est. Value— 

$485.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Unknown Foreign Government Official Donor.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

Large art of blossoming trees in white marble 

vase with wooden stand. Rec’d—Unknown. 

Est. Value—$465.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Unknown Foreign Government Official Donor.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

Silver tea set. Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value— 

$475.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Unknown Foreign Government Official Donor.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

Five scarves of different colors. Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value—$800.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Unknown Foreign Government Official Donor.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Clark Randt, 

U.S. Ambassador to the 

People’s Republic of China.

White and blue porcelain vase. Rec’d—Unknown. Est. Value—$495.00. Location— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Government of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Daniel 

Speckhard, U.S. Ambassador to the Hellenic Republic.

Book, title: ‘‘Great Moments in Greek Archaeology.’’ Silver boat decoration, title: 

‘‘Evangelistria’’. Rec’d—9/10/2010. Est. 

Value—$364.62. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Yannis Sgouros, Prefect of 

the Athens Prefecture of 

the Hellenic Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable William E. 

Todd, U.S. Ambassador to 

Brunei Darussalam.

18-karat white gold watch. Rec’d—6/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$585.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty Sultan Haji 

Hassanal Bolkiah 

Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah 

ibni Al-Marhum Sultan haji 

Omar ‘Ali Saifuddien 

Sa’adul Khairi Waddien, 

Sultan and Yang DiPertuan of Brunei 

Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable William E. 

Todd, U.S. Ambassador to 

Brunei Darussalam.

Montblanc rollerball pen. Rec’d—6/3/2010. Est. 

Value—$385.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Al Muhtaogg 

Billad, Senior Minister of 

Brunei Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable William E. 

Todd, U.S. Ambassador to 

Brunei Darussalam.

Picture frame. Rec’d—6/3/2010. Est. Value— 

$900.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Mohamed 

Bolkiah ibni Al-Marhum 

Sultan Haji Omar ‘Ali 

Saifuddien Sa’adul Khairi 

Waddien, Foreign Minister 

of Brunei Darussalam.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Daniel Goodspeed, U.S. Consul General.Frederique Constant watch. Rec’d—6/7/2010. 

Est. Value—$533.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Faisal Al-Sudairy, Deputy 

Consul General of the 

Saudi Consulate in Los Angeles.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Andrew Smkin, U.S. Consul 

General.

Tissot men’s watch. Rec’d—9/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$450.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Anna Centenary Library, 

Government of the Tamil 

Nadu, Republic of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Laurie M. Major, Deputy Consul General.Gio Monaco Eclisse diamond wristwatch. 

Rec’d—11/29/2010. Est. Value—$8,500.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Daham Al-Daham, Deputy 

Undersecretary for Protocol 

of the Minister of Foreign 

Affairs of the Kingdom of 

Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF STATE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of State] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Bruce Swartley, Assistant Attache, DHS–ICE and Training Staff.Six Longines dive watches. Rec’d—8/7/2010. 

Est. Value—$10,200.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Jasim Al 

Marzouki, Ministry of the 

Interior of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lance Bailey, Regional Security Officer.Ebel men’s watch (model number 9251K51). 

Ebel women’s watch (model number 

9957K21). Rec’d—8/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$3,150.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Lieutenant General Sheikh 

Rashed bin Abdulla AlKhalifa, Minister of Interior 

of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Alexander Laskaris, Team 

Leader, RRT Erbil Iraqi 

Kurdistan Region.

Longines Conquistador watch. Rec’d—10/22/ 

2010. Est. Value—$840.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Mr. Kosrat Rasul, Vice President of the Kurdistan Regional Government of the 

Patriotic Union of 

Kurdistan, The Republic of 

Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Alys Spensley, Consulate 

Expo Liaison Officer.

Collection of Chinese traditional flower paintings. Rec’d—11/9/2010. Est. Value— 

$338.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Shanghai Expo Bureau Protocol Officer, People’s Republic of China.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY—ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES COURTS

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr., Chief Justice.Soapstone bookends. Rec’d—3/28/2010. Est. 

Value—$414.00. Disposition—United States 

Supreme Court.

The Right Honorable Beverly 

McLachlin, Supreme Court 

of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr., Chief Justice.Leather document box. Rec’d—5/26/2010. Est. 

Value—$400.00. Disposition—United States 

Supreme Court.

His Excellency Giorgio 

Napolitano, President of 

the Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James F. 

Holderman United States 

Chief Judge, Northern District of Illinois.

12’’ Tai-Hwa Pottery painted porcelain platter, 

title: ‘‘Happy Family’’. Rec’d—10/19/2010. 

Est. Value—More than Minimal Value. Disposition—United States District Court for the 

Northern District of Illinois.

High Court of Taiwan ............ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James F. 

Holderman United States 

Chief Judge, Northern District of Illinois.

Hsiao Fang Pottery white porcelain tea set. 

Rec’d—10/20/2010. Est. Value—More than 

Minimal Value. Disposition—United States 

District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.

Intellectual Property Court of 

Taiwan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James F. 

Holderman United States 

Chief Judge, Northern District of Illinois.

Tai-Hwa Pottery porcelain vessel and wooden 

base. Rec’d—10/21/2010. Est. Value—More 

than Minimal Value. Disposition—United 

States District Court for the Northern District 

of Illinois.

Taichung Branch of the High 

Court of Taiwan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. 

The Honorable James F. 

Holderman United States 

Chief Judge, Northern District of Illinois.

Cochin ceramic plaque with personalized dedication. Rec’d—10/22/2010. Est. Value—More 

than Minimal Value. Disposition—United 

States District Court for the Northern District 

of Illinois.

Tainan Branch of the High 

Court of Taiwan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable James F. 

Holderman United States 

Chief Judge, Northern District of Illinois.

Chu Ken engraved glass and Lazurite swan figure sculpture. Taiwan Post Co., Ltd. Taoyuan 

Lantern Festival stamp book. Year of Tiger 

figurine. Rec’d—10/24/2010. Est. Value— 

More than Minimal Value. Disposition— 

United States District Court for the Northern 

District of Illinois.

The Honorable Su Jia-Ming, 

Mayor of Taoyuan City of 

Taiwan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY—CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Central Intelligence Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Short sword with a single edge curved blade in 

a steel scabbard with a tiger head pommel. 

Rec’d—09/29/2009. Est. Value—$1,500.00. 

Disposition—On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Antique revolver. Rec’d—11/23/2009. Est. 

Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—On official 

display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Yellow gold mounted glass model of a chariot 

on a mirrored wooden base. Rec’d—01/28/ 

2010. Est. Value—$2,500.00. Disposition— 

On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Firenze Viscante fountain pen in a red leather 

case. Rec’d—2/23/2010. Est. Value— 

$500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Oblong mother of pearl picture of the Nativity 

Church of Bethlehem. Rec’d—04/22/2010. 

Est. Value—$800.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Double-edged dagger with a metal scabbard 

and a simulated ivory hilt. Rec’d—04/22/ 

2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—On 

official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Religious framed icon. Rec’d—05/25/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,000.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Mont Blanc fountain pen. Rec’d—07/22/2010. 

Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Yellow gold and green jade replica of the 

Chonma-Chong crown. Rec’d—10/02/2010. 

Est. Value—$15,000.00. Disposition—On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.Double edged dagger in a silver and jeweled 

scabbard with a white resin handle. Rec’d— 

12/06/2010. Est. Value—$1,000.00. Disposition—On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Michael J. Morell, Deputy 

Director.

Silver model of an elephant. Rec’d—07/14/ 

2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—On 

official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Michael J. Morell, Deputy 

Director.

Silver model of an elephant. Rec’d—07/14/ 

2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—On 

official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Michael J. Morell, Deputy 

Director.

Single-edge curved sword within a gold and silver inlaid steel scabbard. Rec’d—08/02/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Michael J. Morell, Deputy 

Director.

Bronze figure of an infantryman. Rec’d—11/03/ 

2010. Est. Value—$2,500.00. Disposition— 

On official display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Michael J. Morell, Deputy 

Director.

Silver footed bowl. Rec’d—12/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—On official 

display at the Agency.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Silver-plated ivory necklace, bracelet, earrings, 

and ring. Rec’d—10/01/2003. Est. Value— 

$800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. 3′4′′ x 2′6′′ silk carpet. Rec’d—06/20/2005. Est. 

Value—$800.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. 3′11′′ x 2′8′′ silk carpet. Rec’d—06/20/2005. 

Est. Value—$2,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Ebel sports watch. Rec’d—12/04/2007. Est. 

Value—$1,000.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY—CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Central Intelligence Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

An Agency Employee ............. Mont Blanc ballpoint pen. Rec’d—12/17/2007. 

Est. Value—$400.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume & Mercier stainless steel wristwatch. 

Rec’d—12/17/2007. Est. Value—$2,000.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. 5′ x 3′ silk carpet. Rec’d—12/24/2007. Est. 

Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Longines wristwatch. Rec’d—05/02/2009. Est. 

Value—$500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Fred Paris women’s stainless steel wristwatch 

with black leather band. Rec’d—6/22/2009. 

Est. Value—$3,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Fred Paris women’s stainless steel wristwatch 

with black leather band. Rec’d—6/22/2009. 

Est. Value—$3,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Two stainless steel wristwatches, leather wallets, and ballpoint pen sets. Rec’d—08/19/ 

2009. Est. Value—$4,000.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume & Mercier stainless steel wristwatch. 

Rec’d—12/24/2009. Est. Value—$1,800.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume & Mercier stainless steel wristwatch 

and a twisted five-strand pearl necklace. 

Rec’d—12/24/2009. Est. Value—$3,000.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Silk carpet. Rec’d—1/6/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,100.00. Disposition—Retained for display 

in emplyee’s office.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Longines wristwatch. Rec’d—01/19/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. 9′9′′ x 6′9′′ carpet. Rec’d—04/08/2010. Est. 

Value—$4,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Stainless steel Longines women’s wristwatch. 

Rec’d—4/22/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Stainless steel Longines wristwatch. Rec’d—4/ 

22/2010. Est. Value—$750.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Frederique Constant stainless steel wristwatch 

with a brown leather band. Rec’d—05/07/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,400.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Gold necklace, earrings, and bracelet. Rec’d— 

5/11/2010. Est. Value—$3,000.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Breitling Black enamel and stainless steel 

watch with a blue rubber band. Rec’d—05/ 

12/2010. Est. Value—$2,800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY—CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Central Intelligence Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

An Agency Employee ............. Cartier fountain and ballpoint pen set. Rec’d— 

05/27/2010. Est. Value—$1,000.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Corum stainless steel watch. Rec’d—05/30/ 

2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Javial men’s wristwatch. Javial pen. Javial wallet. Rec’d—6/15/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Men’s Ebel watch. Women’s Ebel watch. Two 

Apple iPads with docking stations. Rec’d—6/ 

15/2010. Est. Value—$4,700.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Mont Blanc pen. Set of cufflinks. Rec’d—6/20/ 

2010. Est. Value—$775.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Raymond Well Collection Tango wristwatch. 

Rec’d—6/20/2010. Est. Value—$850.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. White gold necklace with diamonds in the 

pendant. Rec’d—6/26/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Louis Vuitton silk shawl. Rec’d—7/23/2010. Est. 

Value—$450.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. N.O.A. Driver’s wristwatch. Rec’d—07/26/2010. 

Est. Value—$4,800.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. N.O.A. automatic chronograph limited edition 

wristwatch. Rec’d—7/26/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,000.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. N.O.A. automatic chronograph limited edition 

wristwatch. Rec’d—7/26/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,000.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Mont Blanc ballpoint pen. Black wallet. Cologne. Rec’d—08/02/2010. Est. Value— 

$700.00 . Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Collection of spa products. Plaque with a metal 

design. Two Hugo Boss ties. Bottle of Chanel 

Chance perfume. Silver sword with a filigree 

design encased in a wooden box. Rec’d—8/ 

2/2010. Est. Value—$1,250.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Mont Blanc belt. Mont Blanc cufflinks. Terr 

D’Hermes Cologne. Plaque with a metal design. Rec’d—8/2/2010. Est. Value—$805.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Black Navigator commander Titan wristwatch. 

Rec’d—8/5/2010. Est. Value—$400.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. His and hers Omega stainless steel watches. 

Rec’d—11/01/2010. Est. Value—$3,500.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY—CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Central Intelligence Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume and Mercier Classimo Executive wristwatch with brown leather band. Rec’d—12/6/ 

2010. Est. Value—$3,500.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume and Mercier Classimo Executive wristwatch with a black leather band. Rec’d—12/ 

6/2010. Est. Value—$4,000.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume and Mercier wristwatch with a silver 

face and black leather band. Rec’d—12/6/ 

2010. Est. Value—$3,500.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Baume & Mercier stainless steel wristwatch 

with a brown leather band. Rec’d—12/10/ 

2010. Est. Value—$5,000.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

An Agency Employee ............. Rado Chronograph wristwatch. Rec’d—12/29/ 

2010. Est. Value—$700.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ................ Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Agriculture] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Thomas 

Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States.

5′ x 7′ hand-knotted rug. Rec’d—1/11/2010. 

Est. Value—$2,000.00. Disposition—Retained in the FFAS Under Secretary’s office 

as an official gift.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Thomas 

Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States.

Kutani porcelain flower vase. 9′′ by 10′′ framed 

paper art by Issei Yamauchi. Rec’d—04/08/ 

2010. Est. Value—$975.00. Disposition—Retained in the Secretary’s office as an official 

gift; Art retained in FAS Administrator’s office 

as an official gift.

Hirotaka Akamatsu, Minister 

of Agriculture of Japan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Thomas 

Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture of the United States.

Lapis stones gathered into a bunch of grapes. 

Rec’d—09/30/2010. Est. Value—$367.00. 

Disposition—Retained in the Deputy Secretary’s office as an official gift.

His Excellency Arturo 

Fermandois, Ambassador 

of Chile to the United 

States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of Commerce] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Gary F. Locke, 

Secretary of Commerce of 

the United States.

10′ x 13′ Afghan hand-knotted Soumak rug. 

Rec’d—08/11/2010. Est. Value—$1,165.99. 

Disposition—Official Use in Herbert C. Hoover Building (room 6521).

Minister Wahidullah 

Shahsani, Minister of Commerce and Industries of the 

Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Gwen Lyle, Commercial Officer.TRAVEL: To attend the 3rd tourism working 

group meeting. Rec’d—1/12/2010. Est. 

Value—$440.00.

China National Tourism Administration.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of Commerce] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Claudia Salgado, Commercial 

Assistant.

TRAVEL: Show organizers are interested with 

U.S. Trade Exports. Rec’d—1/14/2010. Est. 

Value—$811.48.

The California Gift Show and 

LA Mart (Mexico City, Mexico).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Martha Sanchez, Commercial 

Assistant.

TRAVEL: To attend franchise trade-show, 

FEES. Rec’d—1/14/2010. Est. Value— 

$796.00.

Feher & Feher Consultoria en 

Gegocios y Franquicias 

(Mexico City, Mexico).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Peng Aiqun, Commercial Specialist.TRAVEL: To attend Chongqing Foreign Government Loan Promotional Seminar. Rec’d— 

1/23/2010. Est. Value—$635.00.

Chongqing Bureau of Finance, People’s Republic 

of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Deborah Cooney, Commercial 

Specialist.

TRAVEL: To attend 2010 Sino/US leadership 

summit. Rec’d—1/28–30/2010. Est. Value— 

$388.00.

China National Tourism Administration.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

David Gossack, Principal 

Commercial Officer.

TRAVEL: To attend 2010 Sino/US leadership 

summit. Rec’d—1/28–30/2010. Est. Value— 

$388.00.

China National Tourism Administration.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Andrew Billard, Commercial 

Officer.

TRAVEL: To attend the Invest in America Seminar. Rec’d—1/28–30/2010. Est. Value— 

$388.00.

Her Excellency Chen Xin, 

Secretary Chief of International Relations Dept. 

CCPIT, People’s Republic 

of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Michelle He, Executive Assistant.TRAVEL: To attend 2010 Sino/US leadership 

summit. Rec’d—1/28–30/2010. Est. Value— 

$388.00.

China National Tourism Administration.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Silvia Cardenas, Commercial 

Specialist.

TRAVEL: Health Care information Technology 

Orientation Visit. Rec’d—02/28/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,336.00.

AERO Expo Organizer Committee (Mexico City, Mexico).Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Juan Carlos Prieto, Commercial Specialist.TRAVEL: Health Care information Technology 

Orientation Visit. Rec’d—02/28/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,336.00.

ProMexico of the United 

Mexican States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Fred Elliott, International 

Trade Specialist.

TRAVEL: Travel costs (round trip air fare, lodging, meals, local transportation). Rec’d—03/ 

1–4/2010. Est. Value—$2,725.00.

Puglia Region, the Italian Republic.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Geoffrey Bogart, Principal 

Commercial Officer.

TRAVEL: To participate as main speaker during the 1st Student Colloqium ‘‘Espiritu 

Lince’’ that will take place on UVM Campus 

in San Luis Potos, SLP. Rec’d—5/24/2010. 

Est. Value—$360.00.

Universidad del Valle de 

Mexico-Maestra, Eugenia 

Santos de Alba, Director of 

Professional Studies 

(Monterrey, Mexico).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Juan Herrera, Commercial 

Specialist.

TRAVEL: To attend the Expo Pack event. 

Rec’d—6/21/2010. Est. Value—$427.50.

Expo Pack—Enrique 

Guzman—Marketing Director for Latin America (Guadalajara, Mexico).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Yazmin Rojas, Commercial 

Specialist.

TRAVEL: To attend Cosmoprof North America 

Las Vegas. Rec’d—7/18/2010. Est. Value— 

$422.07.

Cosmoprof North America 10 

(Monterrey, Mexico).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Gwen Lyle, Commercial Officer.TRAVEL: To attend 2010 Sino/US travel leadership summit. Rec’d—10/09/2010. Est. 

Value—$393.00.

China National Tourism Administration.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Richard R. Craig, Commercial Officer.TRAVEL: Lodgings, local transportation and 

some meals for Peace Corps Reunion week. 

Rec’d—10/10–16/2010. Est. Value—$900.00.

The Korea Foundation, 

Seoul, Korea (82–2) 2046– 

8527. Ms. Y.K. Lee, 

www.kf.or.kr.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Ellen Lenny-Pessagno, Senior 

Commercial Officer.

TRAVEL: To be one of the key speakers and 

participate in the IV Meeting of Galician 

Enterpreneurs Abroad in Santiago de 

Compostela from Octover 26–27, 2010 for 

Galician Companies organized by IGAPE 

(Galician Institute for Economic Promotion). 

Transporation and lodging. Rec’d—10/26–27/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,000.00.

IGAPE, Instituto Gallego de 

Promocion Economica (Investment Support Services 

for Regional and International Development), 

Xunta de Galicia Complexo 

Administrativo San Lazaro 

15703 Santiago de 

Compostela. IGAPE, 

Instituto Gallego de 

Promocion Economica 

Complexo Administrativo 

San Lazaro 15703 

Santiago de Compostela. 

(Madrid, Spain).

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of Commerce] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Angela Turrin, Trade Specialist.TRAVEL: CS Spain showcased 5 NTM U.S. 

companies catalogs at CS’s nooth as a result 

from the partnership with several multipliers. 

Rec’d—11/4–8/2010. Est. Value—$670.00.

FIRA DE BARCELONA— 

Hostelco Avda/Reina Ma 

Cristina, s/n—08004. Barcelona, Spain. TEL 00 34 

902 2300 200. Note: FIRA 

de Barcelona is publicly 

owned with autonomous 

company management.

Cao Shujuan, Commercial 

Specialist.

TRAVEL: To support China Urban Development Committee. Rec’d—11/16/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,969.00.

Urban Development Committee of the China Council 

for the Promotion of International Trade.

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Justice] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Eric H. Holder, 

Attorney General of the 

United States.

iPad. Rec’d—5/28/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. 

Disposition—Attorney General’s Office for Official Use.

Dr. Attilio Fontana, Mayor of 

Varese, Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Eric H. Holder, 

Attorney General of the 

United States.

Cartier watch. Persian rug. Rec’d—9/16/2010. 

Est. Value—$5,275.00. Disposition—Transferred to General Services Administration; 

Rug on Display in Attorney General’s Office 

for Official Use.

Ali Bin Mohsen Bin Fetais, 

Attorney General of the 

State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Defense] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

16′′ x 18′′ hand-woven wool Afghan rug pile. 

Rec’d—12/8/2009. Est. Value—$980.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

Black leather brief case. Silver and gold-finish 

Parker pen set. Book, title: ‘‘Kultur Baskenti 

Instanbul: The Capital of Cultures.’’ Umbrella. 

Writing Tablet. Rec’d—2/2/2010. Est. 

Value—$480.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency M. Vecdi 

Gonul, Minister of National 

Defense of the Republic of 

Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

Silver vase. Filigree necklace set. Rec’d—2/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$485.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency M. Vecdi 

Gonul, Minister of National 

Defense of the Republic of 

Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

Silver replica of a fountain located on the 

grounds of the Prime Minister’s residence. 

Rec’d—2/4/20. Est. Value—$5,160.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Silvio 

Berlusconi, President of the 

Council of Ministers of the 

Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

4′ x 7′ rug. Turbin from Afghanistan. Rec’d—3/ 

9/2010. Est. Value—$530.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense of the United States.

Decorative candlestick holders. Rec’d—4/1/ 

2010. Est. Value—$950.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty Abdullah II ibn Al 

Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Defense] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

Plaque. Silver palm tree table lamp. Rec’d—5/ 

13/2010. Est. Value—$495.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Ridha Grira, 

Minister of Defense of the 

Republic of Tunisia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense of the United States.

Silver serving tray set. Rec’d—5/20/2010. Est. 

Value—$430.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Saad Hariri, 

Prime Minister of the Republic of Lebanon.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense of the United States.

32 piece hand-made porcelain chess set. Book, 

title: ‘‘Prague Art and History.’’ Decorative 

plate with country emblem. Rec’d—6/4/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,530.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Colonel General Safar 

Abiyev, Minister of Defense 

of Azerbaijan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense of the United States.

Artwork of gold oasis scene. Rec’d—7/9/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,400.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Abdullah bin 

Abd al-Aziz Al Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy 

Mosques, King of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Robert M. 

Gates, Secretary of Defense.

Statue of an oryx. Rec’d—10/5/2010. Est. 

Value—$360.00. Location—Gift on Display at 

Pentagon for Official Use.

His Excellency Sheikh 

Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr 

Al Thani, Prime Minister 

and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Becky Gates, Spouse of Robert M. Gates, Secretary of 

Defense.

5′ x 7′ Baku rug with certificate of authenticity 

for handmade rug. 5′ x 5′ purple silk scarf. 

Rec’d—6/5/2010. Est. Value—$370.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Mrs. Almas Abiyeva, Spouse 

of the Minister of Defense 

of Azerbaijan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Michael G. Mullen, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff.

Large silver palm tree encased in shadow box. 

Rec’d—12/19/2009. Est. Value—$460.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Lieutenant General Abdul 

Qadir Mohammed Jassim, 

Minister of Defense of the 

Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Michael G. Mullen, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff.

Bottle of Dimple Scotch. Fourteen books. 

Rec’d—12/20/2009. Est. Value—$393.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Husain 

Haqqani, Ambassador of 

the Islamic Republic of 

Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Michael G. Mullen, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff.

Italian naval oil painting with certificate. Rec’d— 

1/10/2010. Est. Value—$755.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

Mr. Allan O’Mill, Official Painter of the Italian Navy.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Gold cross on gold chain. Rec’d—2/9/2010. 

Est. Value—$545.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Lieutenant 

General Samy Enan, Chief 

of Staff of the Armed 

Forces of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Gold-plated bird ornament on crystal stand. 

Rec’d—2/14/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

General Gabi Ashkenazi, 

Chief of Defense of the 

State of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Medium silver bowl. Rec’d—2/14/2010. Est. 

Value—$370.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Lieutenant 

General Samy Enan, Chief 

of Staff of the Armed 

Forces of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Silver gift box. Rec’d—2/16/2010. Est. Value— 

$980.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, King of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Large sword. Rec’d—2/16/10. Est. Value— 

$425.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Samir Rifai, Chief of Defense 

of the Hashemite Kingdom 

of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Defense] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Crystal tea service set on crystal tray. Rec’d— 

2/18/2010. Est. Value—$650.00. Location— 

Official Use at Pentagon.

Ms. Hamad Mohammed 

Thani Al Rumaithi, Wife of 

Armed Forces Chief of 

Staff of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Silver boom sailing ship in wooden box. 

Rec’d—4/1/2010. Est. Value—$485.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Nasser Mohammed Al Ahmed AlSabah, Prime Minister of 

the State of Kuwait.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Encased gold sword on display stand. Rec’d— 

4/1/2010. Est. Value—$2,200.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

Lieutenant General Sheikh 

Ahmad Al-KHaled AlHamad Al-Sabah, Chief of 

Staff of the Kuwaiti Army.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Saber with curved steel blade and intaglio foliate scrolls on both sides. Plaque. Rec’d—4/ 

22/2010. Est. Value—$400.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency General of the 

Army Nikolai Makrov, Chief 

of General Staff of the 

Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Medium shield-shaped plaque. Pair of male 

and female bust portraits. Rec’d—5/10/2010. 

Est. Value—$405.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Air Chief Marshal P.V. Naik, 

Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force, India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Medium marble candle holder. Rec’d—5/10/ 

2010. Est. Value—$385.00. Location—Gift on 

Display at Pentagon for Official Use.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein and Her 

Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah, King and Queen 

of the Hashemite Kingdom 

of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

Narrow rug. Rec’d—6/14/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Makhdoom 

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, 

Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen USN, 

Chairman of the Joint 

Chiefs of Staff of the United 

States.

AK 47/Serial #NM 26 1684. Rec’d—6/30/2010. 

Est. Value—$780.00. Transferred to the Department of the Army.

General Freddy Padilla de 

Leon, Commander of the 

Military Forces of the Republic of Colombia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Saber with black curved steel blade. Rec’d—7/ 

13/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Brigidier General Abdulla 

Saeed Al-Mansoori, Royal 

Bahrain Naval Forces 

Commander.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Envelope opener. Key ring. Business card 

case. Rec’d—7/21/2010. Est. Value— 

$385.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Kim Taeyoung, Minister of Defense 

of the Republic of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Bohemia cyrstal vase. Praha crystal plate. 

Rec’d—7/29/2010. Est. Value—$494.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

General Vlastimil Picek, Chief 

of the General Staff of the 

Armed Forces of the Czech 

Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Plaque in presentation box. Scarf. Jewelry box. 

Rec’d—10/6/2010. Est. Value—$395.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hazim 

Attallah, Chief of Palestinian Civil Police.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Admiral Michael G. Mullen, Chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Vase with canted top and bottom. Green scarf 

with paisley pattern and metallic threads. 

Cuff bracelets of lapis lazuli panels set in silver. Two cleaning brushes. Rec’d—Unknown. 

Est. Value—$524.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Unknown Foreign Government Official of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Assistant Secretary of Defense, Alexander Vershbow, OSD Policy.Kutahya Porselen vase. Vakko silk scarf. 

Rec’d—12/16/2009. Est. Value—$395.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Aslan Guner, 

Deputy Chief of Defense of 

the Republic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Defense] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Deputy Assistant Secretary of 

Defense, Michael Schiffer, 

OSD Policy.

Amber-color crystal Chinese calligraphy writing 

set. Rec’d—12/17/2009. Est. Value— 

$980.00. Location—Gift on Display at Pentagon.

Major General Qian Lihua, 

Director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Ministry 

of National Defense of the 

People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Assistant Secretary of Defense, Alexander Vershbow, OSD Policy.Personalized engraved plaque. Ballpoint pen. 

Fountain pen with gold ring and cap. Rec’d— 

12/16/2009. Est. Value—$375.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

His Excellency Aslan Guner, 

Deputy Chief of Defense of 

the Republic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Gen. James E. Cartwright, 

Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs 

of Staff.

Pen set with display box. Wooden plaque. 

Rec’d—12/16/2009. Est. Value—$375.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Aslan Guner, 

Deputy Chief of Defense of 

the Republic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Country Director for Bahrain, 

OSD Policy, Andre 

Sekowski.

Wallet and pen set. Rec’d—12/29/2009. Est. 

Value—$790.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Staff Brigadier General 

Abdulrahman Ibrahim AlHemaidi, Defense Military, 

Naval, and Air Attache ́ of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Assistant Secretary of Defense, Alexander Vershbow, OSD Policy.Desk clock. Watch, wallet, pen, and cufflinks in 

accessory box. Rec’d—1/14/2010. Est. 

Value—$6,090. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Abdulla 

Juma’an, General Coordinator of the Qatar Armed 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Principal Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of Defense for 

International Security Affairs, Joseph McMillan, 

OSD Policy.

Desk clock. Watch, wallet, pen, and cufflinks in 

accessory box. Rec’d—1/15/2010. Est. 

Value—$6,090. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Abdulla 

Juma’an, General Coordinator of the Qatar Armed 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Event Planner, Martha Jordan, 

OSD Policy.

Carven stainless steel and coppertone wristwatch. Pierre Cardin black ink ballpoint pen. 

Rec’d—1/15/2010. Est. Value—$2,185.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Brigadier General Abdulla 

Juma’an, General Coordinator of the Qatar Armed 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Country Director for Bahrain, 

OSD Policy, Andre 

Sekowski,.

Wallet, cufflinks, pen, and watch in presentation 

box. Rec’d—1/15/2010. Est. Value—$790.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Brigadier General Abdulla 

Juma’an, General Coordinator of the Qatar Armed 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Principal Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of Defense, Joseph McMillan.

Artwork of silver ship displaying the flag of Kuwait, the capital building, and a gold oasis 

scene. Rec’d—1/26/2010. Est. Value— 

$980.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Major General Abdulrahman 

Al-Othman, Assistant Chief 

of Staff for Operations and 

Plans of the Kuwait Armed 

Forces, Kuwait.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Vice Admiral Jeffrey A. 

Wieringa, Director, Defense 

Security Cooperation Agency.

Men’s two-toned Eco-Drive Citizen watch; 

Women’s gold bracelet with diamonds. 

Rec’d—4/9/2010. Est. Value—$1,160.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Major General and Mrs. 

Mohamed Elkeshky, Defense, Military, Naval & Air 

Attache ́ of the Arab Republic of Egypt and Spouse, 

and Vice Admiral and Mrs. 

Mohab Mameesh, Commander in Chief of the 

Egyptian Naval Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mrs. Sandee Cartwright, 

Spouse of Vice Chairman 

Joint Chiefs of Staff James 

Cartwright.

Square tablecloth. Haddad Cutlery manicure 

set. Haddad Cutlery six-piece serving set. 

Rec’d—4/15/2010. Est. Value—$645.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Najwa Fakhr Al Din, Spouse 

of the Vice Chief of Defense of the Republic of 

Lebanon.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable William J. 

Lynn III, Deputy Secretary 

of Defense.

Decorative candle holder. Rec’d—4/21/10. Est. 

Value—$385.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah II 

ibn Al Hussein, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al 

Abdullah, King and Queen 

of the Hashemite Kingdom 

of Jordan and Prince Zeid 

Raad Zied Al-Hussein, Ambassador of the Hashemite 

Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Defense] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Andre Sekowski, Country Director for Bahrain, OSD Policy.Book, title: ‘‘Mosaic: A Journey Through the 

Multi-faceted world of Bahrain’s Arts and 

Crafts.’’ Maurice-Lacroix men’s wristwatch. 

Rec’d—5/20/2010. Est. Value—$1,167.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Royal Highesn Salman 

bin Hamad, Crown Prince 

of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Under Secretary of Defense Michele 

Flournoy, OSD Policy.

Painting of a duck by Mohammad Mandi. 

Rec’d—6/29/2010. Est. Value—$970.00. Location—Gift on Display at Pentagon.

His Excellency Dr. Anwar Mohammad Gargash, Minister 

of State for Foreign Affairs 

of the United Arab Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, James 

Miller, OSD Policy.

Two pens in black and gold. Rec’d—7/1/2010. 

Est. Value—$785.00. Location—Gift on Display at Pentagon.

His Excellency Lee Myungbak, President of the Republic of Korea.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Deputy Assistant Secretary of 

Defense, Celeste 

Wallander, OSD Policy.

Plaque. CD, title: ‘‘Dedicated to the victims of 

the Armenia Genocide of 1915.’’ Book, title: 

‘‘Jansem.’’ Book, title: ‘‘Western Media Coverage of the Nagorno-Karabekh Conflict in 

1988–1990.’’ Pamphlet, title: ‘‘Remembering 

and Understanding the Armenian Genocide.’’ 

Armed Forces of Armenia round gold coin. 

Rec’d—7/1/2010. Est. Value—$453.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Seyrah 

Ohanyan, Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Gen. James E. Cartwright, 

Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs 

of Staff.

Miniature Pounamu Mere in a display box. 

Rec’d—7/19/2010. Est. Value—$585.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Rear Admiral Jack Steer, 

Chief of the Royal New 

Zealand Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Asian and Pacific Security Affairs, Chip Gregson, OSD 

Policy.

Business card case. Envelope opener. Key 

ring. Rec’d—7/21/2010. Est. Value—$380.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

His Excellency Yu Myunghwan, Minister of Foreign 

Affairs and Trade of the 

Republic of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Senior Taiwan Director, Joseph Skinner, OSD Policy.Glass paperweight featuring birds and grapes. 

Rec’d—8/5/2010. Est. Value—$385.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

The Honorable Dr. Hu WeiJen, Secretary General of 

the Taiwan National Security Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Principal Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of Defense, Asian 

and Pacific Security Affairs 

Derek Mitchell, OSD Policy.

Single strand pearl necklace. Bed cover and 

two pillowcases with hand-embroidered designs. Rec’d—8/6/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,510.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

General Md Abdul Mubeen, 

Chief of Army Staff of Bangladesh.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Senior Taiwan Director, Joseph Skinner, OSD Policy.Glass paperweight featuring birds and grapes. 

Rec’d—8/5/2010. Est. Value—$385.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

The Honorable Dr. Hu WeiJen, Secretary General of 

the Taiwan National Security Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Assistant Secretary of Defense, Alexander Vershbow, OSD Policy.Bronze platter with small red rhinestones. 

Rec’d—9/23/2010. Est. Value—$820.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Under Secretary Hakan 

Fidan, Director of the Turkish National Intelligence 

Organization of the Republic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major General William B. Garrett.Framed map of the province of Vicenza, Italy. 

Rec’d—11/15/2010. Est. Value—$520.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Dr. Achille Variati, Major of 

Vicenza, Italian.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Assistant Secretary of Defense, Asian 

and Pacific Security Affairs, 

Chip Gregson, OSD Policy.

White porcelain vase. Rec’d—11/30/2010. Est. 

Value—$620.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

General (Retired) Liu 

Dongdong Political 

Commissar of the Jinan 

Military Region of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of the Air Force] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Michael 

Wynne, Secretary of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

French Officer dagger. Rec’d—4/1/2008. Est. 

Value—$421.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

General Ste ́phane Abrial, 

Chief of Staff of the French 

Air Force.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael B. 

Donley, Secretary of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

4′ × 6′ Afghan wool rug. Rec’d—8/28/2009. Est. 

Value—$550.00. Disposition—Currently on 

display in the Pentagon, Washington DC, Rm 

4E833.

His Excellency Abdul Rahim 

Wardak, Minister of 

Defenseof the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael B. 

Donley, Secretary of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

4′ × 6′ Afghan wool rug. Rec’d—8/28/2009. Est. 

Value—$550.00. Disposition—Currently on 

display in the Pentagon, Washington DC, Rm 

4E833.

Major General Mohammed 

Darwan of the Afghan National Army Air Corps Commander.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael B. 

Donley, Secretary of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

6′ × 8′ Afghan wool rug. Rec’d—4/1/2008. Est. 

Value—$1,295.00. Disposition—Currently on 

display in the Pentagon, Washington DC, Rm 

4E833.

Brigadier General Chris 

Tickell, Chief of Afghan National Air Corps Training.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael B. 

Donley, Secretary of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

4′ × 6′ handmade wool rug. Rec’d—10/14/ 

2009. Est. Value—$550.00. Disposition— 

Currently on display in the Pentagon, Washington DC, Rm 4E833.

His Excellency Rao Qamar 

Suleman, Chief of Pakistan 

Air Force of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

General Norton Schwartz, 

Chief of Staff of the Air 

Force, Pentagon, Washington DC.

Torgeon Swiss men’s T01101 Chronograph 

watch. Jewelry case. Rec’d—12/2/2010. Est. 

Value—$410.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Ahmed 

Boutaleb, Chief of Staff of 

the Moroccan Air Force of 

the Kingdom Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

General Norton Schwartz, 

Chief of Staff of the United 

States Air Force.

Hungarian dagger. Rec’d—12/2/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Zolta ́n Pinte ́r, 

Chief of Staff of the Hungarian Air Force.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major General Floyd C Williams, Chief, Office of Military Cooperation, Cairo, 

Egypt.

18-karat gold men’s tie clip. Rec’d—1/7/2009. 

Est. Value—$480.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Field Marshal 

Mohamed Hussein 

Tantawi, Minister of Defense of the Arab Republic 

of Egypt.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mrs. Rebecca Williams, wife 

of Major General Floyd C 

Williams, Chief, Office of 

Military Cooperation, Cairo, 

Egypt.

18-karat gold necklace. Rec’d—11/12/2009. 

Est. Value—$355.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Vice Admiral Mohab 

Mameesh, Commander in 

Chief of the Egyptian Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major General Frederick F. 

Roggero, Commander 

Headquarters Air Force 

Safety Center and Commander Headquarters Air 

Force Safety, Pentagon, 

Washington DC.

Tag Heuer Aquaracer automatic wristwatch. 

Rec’d—11/18/2009. Est. Value—$1,800.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Lieutenant General Hamad 

Mohammed Thani Al 

Rumaithi, Chief of Staff of 

the United Arab Emirates 

Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

John M. Polhemus, GS–12, 

Protocol Specialist, 89th Airlift Wing, Joint Base Andrews, MD.

Bvlgari Solotempo men’s watch ST42SL. 

Rec’d—2/4/2010. Est. Value—$1,044.00. 

Disposition—Missing—Report of Survey 

(#2011–125) determined disappeared and remains to be found.

Mr. Ziad Soubra, Chief of 

Protocol of the Embassy of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Lyn D Sherlock, Director of Regional 

Affairs, International Affairs, 

Pentagon, Washington DC.

Silver earrings, necklace, and bracelet set. 

Rec’d—8/30/2010. Est. Value—$600.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Ahmed 

Boutaleb, Chief of Staff of 

the Moroccan Air Force of 

the Kingdom of Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Colonel Angel Diaz, Director, 

Host Nation Coordination 

Cell, 379 Air Expeditionary 

Wing South West Asia.

Black watch. Black ballpoint pen. Pierre Cardin 

cufflinks. JBR cologne. Rec’d—9/7/2010. Est. 

Value—$647.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forced.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Randal A 

Kee, Commander, 379 Air 

Expeditionary Wing, South 

West Asia.

Gold watch. Gold ballpoint pen. Pierre Cardin 

cufflinks. JBR cologne. Rec’d—10/5/2010. 

Est. Value—$678.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forced.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Lyn D Sherlock, Director of Regional 

Affairs, International Affairs, 

Pentagon, Washington DC.

Silver earrings, necklace, and bracelet set. 

Rec’d—11/10/2010. Est. Value—$550.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Major General Ahmed 

Boutaleb, Chief of Staff of 

the Moroccan Air Force of 

the Kingdom of Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of the Air Force] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Brigadier General Scott Hansen, 321nd Air Expeditionary Wing Commander 

and Director, Iraq Training 

and Advisory Mission—Air 

Force, Baghdad, Iraq.

Men’s Baum and Mercier watch. Women’s 

Baum and Mercier watch. Rec’d—12/21/ 

2010. Est. Value—$4,000.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forced.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of the Army] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Colonel John P. Rooney, 

Commander, US Army Aberdeen Test Center.

Baume & Mercier watch. Givenchy brown leather wallet. Givenchy Very Irresistible eau de 

toilette spray (3.4 oz). Rec’d—1/8/2008. Est. 

Value—$3,377.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

Gold and white gold Rado men’s Swiss wristwatch. Rec’d—12/8/2008. Est. Value— 

$2,100.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Masoud 

Barzani, President of the 

Kurdistan Region of the 

Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant General Charles H. 

Jacoby, Jr., O–9, Deputy 

Commanding General (Operations), US Forces-Iraq & 

commander, I Corps.

Longine’s men’s watch. Rec’d—4/2/2009. Est. 

Value—$645.00. Disposition—Purchased 

through General Services Administration in 

March 2010.

His Excellency Masoud 

Barzani, President of the 

Kurdistan Region of the 

Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

Silver men’s Victorinox Swiss Army men’s 

wristwatch. Rec’d—4/12/2009. Est. Value— 

$800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Jameel Ali 

Ibrahim, Liaison Officer for 

the Kurdistan Regional 

Government, Republic of 

Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

22′′ x 30′′ rectangular shaped rug in red and 

gold. Rec’d—4/28/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Sheikh Abdullah Shamer, 

Sheikh of Western Ninewa 

Province, the Republic of 

Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant Bryan P. Ewing, 

O–2.

Stainless steel men’s sapphire crystal Longines 

wristwatch. Rec’d—9/1/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,825.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Mansour Ranza, ALMCO 

Multi-National Security 

Transition Command, Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

30′′ x 44′′ rectangular shaped rug in gold and 

pink. Rec’d—9/9/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Major General Jabbar Yawar, 

Deputy Minister of 

Peshmerga of the 

Kurdistan Regional Government, Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Kevin W. 

Mangum, O–7, Director of 

the Iraqi National CounterTerrorism Force Transition 

Team, Multi-National Security Transition CommandIraq (For daughter Anela).

Women’s 21-karat yellow gold snake ring with 

zirconia stones. Rec’d—9/13/2009. Est. 

Value—$375.00. Disposition—Purchased 

through the General Services Administration 

in April 2010.

Major General Fadil Jalil alBarwari, Commander of the 

1st Special Forces Brigade 

of the Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of the Army] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Brigadier General Kevin W. 

Mangum, O–7, Director of 

the Iraqi National CounterTerrorism Force Transition 

Team, Multi-National Security Transition CommandIraq (For wife Angel).

Women’s 21-karat yellow gold fashion ring with 

zirconia stones. Rec’d—9/13/2009. Est. 

Value—$450.00. Disposition—Purchased 

through the General Services Administration 

in April 2010.

Major General Fadil Jalil alBarwari, Commander of the 

1st Special Forces Brigade 

of the Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

22′′ x 30′′ rectangular shaped rug in blue and 

pink. Rec’d—9/23/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Major General Aziz Weyzi, 

Zervani, Commander of 

Peshmerga, the Republic 

of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

22′′ x 30′′ rectangular shaped rug in pink and 

tan. Rec’d—10/2/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,800.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

Lieutenant General Sherwan 

Ali Abdulrahman, Deputy 

Minister of Peshmerga, the 

Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

Gold and white gold women’s Rimador Japan 

Quartz wristwatch. Rec’d—10/10/2009. Est. 

Value—$1,800.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Ali, Army 

Commander of the Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

Onyx and silver earring and jewelry set. 

Rec’d—10/15/2009. Est. Value—$1,600.00. 

Disposition—Pending Transfer to General 

Services Administration.

Mr. Abdul Karim Sultan 

Sinjair, Minister of Interior 

of the Kurdistan Regional 

Government, Republic of 

Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General (Promotable) Robert B. Brown, O– 

7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Support, 25th Infantry Division, Multi-National Division-North, Iraq.

30′′ x 44′′ rectangular shaped rug in blue and 

red. Rec’d—10/18/2009. Est. Value— 

$2,500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

General Sheikh Jaffer Ali 

Mustafa, Minister of 

Peshmerga Affairs, Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

General David Petraeus, 

Commander, US Central 

Command.

Chopard Swiss wristwatch. Rec’d—11/17/2009. 

Est. Value—$6,000.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Mangum, 

O–7, Deputy Commanding 

General—Center, US Division—Center, Camp Liberty.

Gold necklace and earrings. Rec’d—1/22/2010. 

Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Fadil Jalil alBarwari, Commander of the 

1st Special Forces Brigade 

of the Republic of Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant Colonel Troy D. 

Joslin, O–5, Director of 

Public Works, Task Force 

Cyclone.

Personalized medium gold-plated castle statue 

encased in wood and glass. Rec’d—2/3/ 

2010. Est. Value—$550.00. Disposition—Retain for Official Display: Camp Phoenix, Afghanistan, APO AE 09320 on return to use 

displayed in the museum at Camp Atterbury 

Joint Maneruver Training center, Camp 

Atterbur, Indiana.

His Highness General Shiekh 

Mohamed bin Zayed Al 

Nahyan, Crown Prince of 

Abu Dhabi, Deputy Supreme Commander of the 

United Arab Emirates 

Armed Forces and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Brigadier General Joseph L . 

Culver, O–7, Commander, 

Task Force Cyclose.

Personalized large gold-plated castle statue encased in wood and glass. Rec’d—2/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$800.00. Disposition—Retain for 

Official Display: Conference Room of Joint 

Forces Headquarters, Kentucky National 

Guard, Frankfort, Kentucky.

His Highness General Shiekh 

Mohamed bin Zayed Al 

Nahyan, Crown Prince of 

Abu Dhabi, Deputy Supreme Commander of the 

United Arab Emirates 

Armed Forces and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of the Army] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Colonel Richard D. Shatto, O– 

6, Brigade Commander, 

Task Force Cyclone.

Personalized large gold-plated castle statue encased in wood and glass. Rec’d—2/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$800.00. Disposition—Retain for 

Official Display: Trophy case of the 38th Infantry Division Armory, 3912 Minnesota 

Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

His Highness General Shiekh 

Mohamed bin Zayed Al 

Nahyan, Crown Prince of 

Abu Dhabi, Deputy Supreme Commander of the 

United Arab Emirates 

Armed Forces and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Colonel Timothy N. 

Thombleson, O–6, Deputy 

Commander, Task Force 

Cyclone.

Personalized large gold-plated castle statue encased in wood and glass. Rec’d—2/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition—Retain for 

Official Display: Trophy case of the Joint 

Forces Headquarters, Indiana National 

Guard, Indianapolis, Indiana.

His Highness General Shiekh 

Mohamed bin Zayed Al 

Nahyan, Crown Prince of 

Abu Dhabi, Deputy Supreme Commander of the 

United Arab Emirates 

Armed Forces and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant General Steven 

Whitcomb, O–9, The Inspector General.

50ml Versace Versense cologne. 100ml Ferrari 

Uomo cologne. Techno Marine watch, serial 

number TMNC P07108287. Rec’d—2/7/2010. 

Est. Value—$3,068.90. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major Edlyn Smith, Aide de 

Camp to The Inspector 

General.

JBR watch, serial number GL SSB 7863 D72 

C. Silver pen, cufflinks, and leather wallet in 

solid oak gift box. Rec’d—2/7/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,300.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Sergeant Major Henry Jackson, Sergeant Major to The 

Inspector General.

Jaguar watch J636. Pierre Cardin cufflinks, 

black leather wallet, and roller point pen in 

mahogany and leather gift box. Rec’d—2/7/ 

2010. Est. Value—$614.21. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

General David Petraeus, 

Commander, US Central 

Command.

Two Navitec men’s wristwatches Rec’d—4/26/ 

2010. Est. Value—$25,000.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hamad bin Ali 

Al-Attiyah, Chief of Staff of 

the Qatar Armed Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major General Anthony A. 

Cucolo III, O–8, Commander, 3rd Infantry Division and United States Division-North.

80cm x 123cm mauve and tan hand-made silk 

rug. Rec’d—7/18/2010. Est. Value—$450.00. 

Disposition—Retain for Official Display: 3rd 

Infantry Division.

Staff Major General Aziz, 

Zervani, Commander of 

Peshmerga, Republic of 

Iraq.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Colonel William F. Roy, O–6, 

Brigade Commander, Task 

Force Wolverine.

Presentation sword with the emblem of the 

United Arab Emirates and a leather case. 

Rec’d—7/22/2010. Est. Value—$456.00. Disposition—Retain for Official Display: Currently at HQ Task Force Wolverine, Bagram 

Airfield Afghanistan APO AE 09354. Will go 

on display at 86th IBCT (MTN) Headquarters, 

7846 Williston road, Williston, Vermont.

Colonel Hassan, Commander 

of Task Force 110 of the 

Army of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Major General James E. Rogers, O–8, Commanding 

General, US Army Aviation 

and Missile Command.

Tissot ‘‘T-Touch’’ men’s wristwatch, model 

number T33.7.498.51. Rec’d—11/2/2010. 

Est. Value—$589.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Major General Hussein M. Al 

Assaf, Commander of the 

Royal Saudi Arabian Land 

Forces Aviation Command.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of the Navy] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Hand-crafted wooden chest. Rec’d—8/23/2009. 

Est. Value—$850.00. Disposition—Retained 

for Display by Recipient for Official Use.

Admiral Noman Bashir, Chief 

of Naval Staff of the Islamic 

Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Giampaolo Nason glass vase. Rec’d—10/1/ 

2009. Est. Value—$335.00. Disposition—Retained for Display by Recipient for Official 

Use.

Mrs. Adele La Rosa, spouse 

of Admiral Paolo La Rosa, 

Chief of Staff of the Italian 

Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Decorative woven vase. Rec’d—10/8/2009. Est. 

Value—$508.00. Disposition—Retained for 

Display by Recipient for Official Use.

Admiral Guillermo Enrique 

Barrera Hurtado, Commander of the Navy of the 

Republic of Colombia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Decorative glass bowl. Rec’d—10/8/2009. Est. 

Value—$350.00. Disposition—Retained for 

Display by Recipient for Official Use.

Mrs. Hege Bruun-Hanssen, 

wife of Rear Admiral 

Haakon Bruun-Hanssen of 

Norway.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Russian coin set containing six small and one 

large coin. Rec’d—10/8/2009. Est. Value— 

$480.00. Disposition—Transferred to the 

General Services Administration.

Admiral Vladimir Sergeevich 

Vysotsky, Commander in 

Chief of the Navy of the 

Russian Federation.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Nigerian floor mat and four cushions in tan and 

blue with Nigerian Navy Symbol in center. 

Rec’d—10/8/2009. Est. Value—$850.00. Disposition—Transferred to the General Services Administration.

Vice Admiral Ishaya Iko 

Ibrahim, Chief of Naval 

Staff Nigerian Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

CD box set, title: ‘‘Buenos Aires: Dias y Noches 

De Tango.’’. Rec’d—11/12/2009. Est. 

Value—$397.00. Disposition—Transferred to 

the General Services Administration.

Admiral Oscar Adolfo Arce, 

Commander of the Argentine Coast Guard.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Necklace, bracelet and ring set in gold with 

white and brown diamonds. Rec’d—11/12/ 

2009. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition— 

Transferred to the General Services Administration.

Admiral Oscar Adolfo Arce, 

Commander of the Argentine Coast Guard.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

JB Robinson men’s wristwatch round dual function, white face with black leather band, serial number 81.644. Pen set. Rec’d—3/29/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,070.00. Disposition— 

Transferred to the General Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Longines men’s stainless steel Classique watch 

with two-tone stainless steel band and goldtone stainless steel case, white dial with sapphire crystal, serial number L4.766.2. 

Longines women’s stainless steel classique 

watch, two-tone stainless steel band with 

gold-tone stainless steel case, white dial, 

with sapphire crystal, serial number L4.209.2. 

Rec’d—4/8/2010. Est. Value—$2,500.00. 

Disposition—Transferred to the General 

Services Administration.

Vice Admiral Mohab 

Mameesh, Commander in 

Chief of Naval the Egyptian 

Naval Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

2′ x 1′ Vazhavilakku metal lamp. Rec’d—4/15/ 

2010. Est. Value—$380.00. Disposition— 

Transferred to the General Services Administration.

Vice Admiral Krishnan Nair 

Sushil, Flag Officer Commanding in Chief of Southern Naval Command of the 

Republic of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Dagger with curved double-edged 6′′ blade and 

silver handle. 18-karat gold, diamond, and 

turquoise jewelry including a ring, earrings 

and pendant. Rec’d—7/14/2010. Est. Value— 

$410.00. Disposition—Transferred to the 

General Services Administration.

Brigadier General Abdulla 

Saeed Al-Mansoori, Royal 

Bahrain Naval Forces 

Commander.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

Set of three Malaysian coins issued to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Royal 

Malaysian Navy. Rec’d—8/4/2010. Est. 

Value—$425.00. Disposition—Transferred to 

GSA.

Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz 

Jaafar, Chief of the Navy of 

Malaysia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of the Navy] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

7′′ 18-karat yellow gold bracelet featuring three 

dimensional hollow scarab bettle flanked by 

links of papyrus blossoms. Rec’d—11/19/ 

2010. Est. Value—$700.00. Disposition— 

Transferred to GSA.

His Excellency Lieutenant 

General Samy Enan, Chief 

of Staff of the Amred 

Forces of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Gary Roughead, US 

Navy, Chief of Naval Operations.

7′′ 18-karat white gold bracelet featuring three 

dimensional hollow scarab bettle flanked by 

links of papyrus blossoms. Rec’d—11/19/ 

2010. Est. Value—$700.00. Disposition— 

Transferred to GSA.

Vice Admiral Mohab 

Mameesh, Commander in 

Chief of the Egyptian Naval 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mrs. Sherrie Gortney, spouse 

of Vice Admiral W.E. 

Gortney, US Navy, Commander US Naval Forces 

Central Command.

18-karat gold bracelet. Rec’d—1/21/2009. Est. 

Value—$818.67. Disposition—Purchased by 

Recipient.

Spouse of Vice Admiral 

Mohab Mameesh, Commander in Chief of the 

Egyptian Naval Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Vice Admiral John Bird, US 

Navy, Commander Seventh 

Fleet.

36′′ x 48′′ framed oil painting of the USS BLUE 

RIDGE (LCC 19) on canvas. Rec’d—10/5/ 

2009. Est. Value—$469.00. Disposition—Retained for Display by Recipient for Official 

Use.

Vice Admiral Park Jung Hwa, 

Commander of the Navy of 

the Republic of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Commander Paul Hobbes, US 

Naval, Middle East Affairs 

Officer.

Stainless steel men’s wristwatch with flex band 

and round mother of pearl face marked 

‘‘Brogeh/Sapphire/Japan Movt.’’ Stainless 

steel women’s wristwatch with flex band and 

round mother of pearl face marked ‘‘Brogeh/ 

Sapphire/Japan Movt.’’ Rec’d—10/17/2009. 

Est. Value—$1,200.00. Disposition—Transferred to the General Services Administration.

Captain Nassir Al-Rakf, Royal 

Saudi Naval Forces of the 

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant General John 

Allen, US Marine Corps, 

Commander, US Central 

Command.

11.5′′ 18-karat gold necklace with gold cross. 

Rec’d—10/29/2009. Est. Value—$1,500.00. 

Disposition—Transferred to the General 

Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mass Communications Specialist First Class Tiffani 

Vanderwyst, US Navy, 

Chief of Naval Operations 

Photographer.

Pierre Cardin Swiss-made silver water-resistant 

watch with rectangle homme dual black dial 

and silver and black link band, serial number 

PC10191S01. Rec’d—3/29/2010. Est. 

Value—$350.00. Disposition—Transferred to 

the General Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Chief Culinary Specialist Wesley Tavares, US Navy, 

Chief of Naval Operations 

personal Staff.

Pierre Cardin Swiss-made silver water-resistant 

watch with rectangle homme dual black dial 

with silver & black link band, serial number 

PC10191S01. Rec’d—3/29/2010. Est. 

Value—$350.00. Disposition—Transferred to 

the General Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Steve McMains, Chief of 

Operations Personal Security Advisor.

Pierre Cardin stainless steel water-resistant 

watch with black face and rose tone link 

band. Rec’d—3/29/2010. Est. Value— 

$350.00. Disposition—Transferred to the 

General Services Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Captain Christopher Grady, 

US Navy, Chief of Naval 

Operations Executive Assistant.

Pierre Cardin stainless steel water-resistant 

watch with black face with rose tone link 

band, serial number PC101291S02. Rec’d— 

3/29/2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition—Transferred to the General Services 

Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Commander Charlie Brown, 

US Navy, Chief of Naval 

Operations Public Affairs 

Officer.

Pierre Cardin stainless steel water-resistant 

watch with black face and rose tone link 

band, serial number PC101291S02. Rec’d— 

3/29/2010. Est. Value—$350.00. Disposition—Transferred to the General Services 

Administration.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Rear Admiral Stephen S. 

Voetsch, US Navy, Deputy 

Assistant Secretary of the 

navy (International Programs)/Director, Navy Internal Programs Office.

42mm diameter Men’s stainless steel Tissot 

wristwatch with sapphire crystal, black dial, 

black leather strap, serial number T014427. 

Rec’d—4/8/2010. Est. Value—$825.00. Disposition—Transferred to the General Services Administration.

Vice Admiral Mohab 

Mameesh, Commander in 

Chief of the Egyptian Naval 

Forces.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of the Navy] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Rear Admiral Robert L. Thomas, US Navy, Commander, 

Submarine Group 7.

24-karat gold Korean Chunma Chong Crown of 

Silla replica. Rec’d—6/28/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,250.00. Disposition—Retained for Display 

by Recipient for Official Use.

Rear Admiral Ha Jin-Yong, 

Commander of the Submarine Flotilla NINE of the 

Royal Korean Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Vice Admiral John Bird, US 

Navy, Commander Seventh 

Fleet.

Wooden block from the Mikasa, decorated with 

multiple command coins and designators. 

Rec’d—7/20/2010. Est. Value—$335.00. Disposition—Retained for Display by Recipient 

for Official Use.

Vice Admiral Masahiko 

Sugimoto, Commander in 

Chief of the Self-Defense 

Fleet of Japan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Rear Admiral Kevin Sweeney, 

US Navy, US Navy Executive Office to the Commander, U.S. Central Command.

JBR men’s quartz watch with jewel, water-resistant, stainless steel bracelet with fold 

claps, serial GOR 3576L. JBR 1.7 cologne. 

Pierre Cardin sterling silver cufflinks with 

Pierre Cardin emblem. Black and silver pen. 

Rec’d—10/4/2010. Est. Value—$2,137.00. 

Disposition—Transferred to GSA.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad 

Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir 

of the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Captain James Malloy, US 

Navy, Commodore, destroyer Squadron FIFTY.

Rado men’s watch, scratch resistant sapphire 

crystal with gold dial and day/date feature, 

polished with brushed gold tone steel bracelet, Model number R12391633. Rado women’s watch, scratch resistant sapphire crystal 

with gold dial, polished with brushed goldtone steel bracelet, model number 

R48728253. Rec’d—10/19/2010. Est. 

Value—$706.00. Disposition—CNO (DNS– 

35), Pending Transfer to General Services 

Administration.

Major Abdullah Al Shamri, 

Navy Liaison Officer of the 

Royal Saudi Naval Force.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral James G. Stavridis, 

Commander, U.S. European 

Command.

Israeli Defense Forces rifle, model MTAR21, 

demilled. Rec’d—10/25/2010. Est. Value— 

$2,300.00. Disposition—National Defense 

University for Official Use.

Government of the State of 

Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Mark Fitzgerald, US 

Navy, Commander US 

Naval Forces, Europe/Commander, US Naval Forces, 

Africa and three accompanying staff members.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Skopje, 

Macedonia. Rec’d—3/16–17/2010. Est. 

Value—$2,479.00.

Major Ivan Atanasoski, Chief 

of Protocol Section, General Staff of the Army of 

the Republic of Macedonia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Samuel Locklear, US 

Navy, Commander, US 

Naval Forces, Europe/Commander, US Naval Forces, 

Africa and one accompanying staff member.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Venice, 

Italy. Rec’d—10/19–22/2010. Est. Value— 

$3,378.00.

Admiral Bruno Branciforte, 

Chief of Staff of the Italian 

Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Vice Admiral Harry Harris, Jr., 

US Navy, Commander, US 

Naval Forces, Europe/Commander US Naval Forces, 

Africa and one accompanying staff member.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Venice, 

Italy. Rec’d—10/19–22/2010. Est. Value— 

$3,378.00.

Admiral Bruno Branciforte, 

Chief of Staff of the Italian 

Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Admiral Samuel Locklear, US 

Navy, Commander, US 

Naval Forces, Europe/Commander, US Naval Forces, 

Africa and one accompanying staff member.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Skopje, 

Macedonia. Rec’d—11/3–5/2010. Est. 

Value—$1,450.50.

His Excellency Zoran 

Konjanovski, Minister of 

Defense of the Republic of 

Macedonia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant Commander Jennifer Jones, US Navy, Commander, US Naval Forces 

Europe/Commander US 

Naval Forces Africa and 

one accompanying staff 

member.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Rome Italy. 

Rec’d—11/29/2010–12/2/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,150.26.

Lieutenant Commander 

Michele Avino, Office of 

Navy Policy, Italian Navy 

General Staff.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Department of the Navy] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Rear Admiral Joseph Rixey, 

US Navy, Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of the Navy 

(International Programs)/Director, Navy International 

Programs Office.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Vina Del 

Mar, Chile. Rec’d—11/29/2010–12/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,299.25.

Admiral Edmundo Gonza ́lez 

Robles, Commander in 

Chief of the Chilean Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant Drew Thomas, US 

Navy, Aide to Director, 

Navy International Programs Office.

TRAVEL: Expended for lodgings in Vina Del 

Mar, Chile. Rec’d—11/29/2010–12/3/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,299.25.

Admiral Edmundo Gonza ́lez 

Robles, Commander in 

Chief of the Chilean Navy.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the United States Marine Corps] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Lieutenant General Joseph F. 

Dunford, Jr., Commander, 

U.S. Marine Corps Forces, 

U.S. Central Command 

(CENTCOM).

2m x 3m Afghan wool run in blue and green. 

Rec’d—4/5/2010. Est. Value—$ 1440. Disposition—Recipient purchased from General 

Services Administration.

Brigadier General Ghulam 

Mohayadin Ghori, Deputy 

Corps Commander of the 

207th Corps of the Afghan 

National Army.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lieutenant Colonel Christopher L. Naler USMC, 

then-Commanding Officer, 

5th Battalion, 10th Marines 

(MARCENT AO).

TRAVEL: Formal invitation to join Royal Family 

in ceremony to welcome home Bahrain company (which was under his charge in AFG) 

on 14 Jun 2010. Gifts of travel include 

OCONUS air fare, lodging, and meals. 

Rec’d—6/22/2010. Est. Value—$11,500.

Government of the Kingdom 

of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Homeland Security] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Michael 

Chertoff, Secretary of 

Homeland Security of the 

United States.

Granat gold cufflinks with garnets. Rec’d—10/ 

27/2008. Est. Value—$480.00. Disposition— 

On display in Room 5103, Department of 

Homeland Security Headquarters.

Mr. Alexandr Vondra, Deputy 

Prime Minister for European Affairs of the Czech 

Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael 

Chertoff, Secretary of 

Homeland Security of the 

United States.

Set of six shot-style crystal glasses. Rec’d—10/ 

27/2008. Est. Value—$510.00. Disposition— 

On display in Room 5103, Department of 

Homeland Security Headquarters.

His Excellency Karel 

Schwarzenberg, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of 

the Czech Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Michael 

Chertoff, Secretary of 

Homeland Security of the 

United States.

Limited mint edition Slovak Crowns (various denominations) Rec’d—10/28/2008 Est. 

Value—$609.81. Disposition—On display in 

Room 5103, Department of Homeland Security Headquarters.

His Excellency Robert 

Kalina ́k, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Slovak Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security of the United 

States.

Book, title: ‘‘Tamaya: A Modern Icon Reinterpreted.’’ Rec’d—12/2/2009. Est. Value— 

$377.76. Disposition—Secretary’s office—For 

official use.

His Excellency Arturo 

Sarukhan, Ambassador of 

the United Mexican States.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security of the United 

States.

Amati-Denak clarinet S.R.O., Model #ACL 612– 

C. Rec’d—12/14/2009. Est. Value— 

$1,128.03. Disposition—On display in Room 

5103, Department of Homeland Security 

Headquarters.

His Excellency Robert 

Kalina ́k, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Slovak Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Homeland Security] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security of the United 

States.

11.5′′ Lladro porcelain ‘‘Butterfly Treasures’’ figurine. Rec’d—4/10/2010. Est. Value— 

$440.00. Disposition—Transferred to GSA.

His Excellency Felix Sanz 

Rolda ́n, Director of the 

Center of National Intelligence of Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security of the United 

States.

Diamond and ruby necklace, bracelet, earrings, 

and ring. Rec’d—5/30/2010. Est. Value— 

$294,140.00. Disposition—In storage, Room 

43205, (locked safe), Department of Homeland Security Headquarters.

King Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz 

Al Saud, Custodian of the 

Two Holy Mosques, King of 

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security of the United 

States.

54′′ x 75′′ silk hand-knotted yellow, pink, green, 

brown, cream, and red rug with floral pattern. 

Rec’d—9/17/2010. Est. Value—$6,625.00. 

Disposition—In storage, Room 5–01–111–F, 

Department of Homeland Security Headquarters.

Ali Bin Mohsen Bin Fetais Al 

Marri, Attorney General of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Jane Holl 

Lute, Deputy Secretary of 

Homeland Security of the 

United States.

Delta fountain pen and ink set. Rec’d—5/30/ 

2009. Est. Value—$380.25. Disposition—On 

display in Room 5103, Department of Homeland Security Headquarters.

His Excellency Roberto 

Maroni, Minister of Interior 

of the Italian Republic.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Nick Ahloe, Immigration & 

Customs Enforcement Assistant Attache ́ in Amman, 

Jordan, Department of 

Homeland Security.

Cover watch of Switzerland (Co89.ST2M) inscribed with Jordan Customs seal. Rec’d—1/ 

7/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition— 

U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan, Immigration & Customs Enforcement Attache’s office 

(locked safe).

Major General Ghaleb Al 

Sarayreh, Director General 

of Jordan Customs of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Akil Baldwin, Operation 

Manager, HIS International 

Affairs, Immigration & Customs Enforcement, (Washington, DC) Department of 

Homeland Security.

Cover Watch of Switzerland (Co89.ST2M) inscribed with JordanCustoms seal. Rec’d—1/ 

7/2010. Est. Value—$500.00. Disposition— 

U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan, Immigration & Customs Enforcement Attache’s office 

(locked safe).

Major General Ghaleb Al 

Sarayreh, Director General 

of Jordan Customs of the 

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Bruce Swartley, Immigration & Customs Enforcement Assistant Attache ́ in 

Abu Dhabi, United Arab 

Emirates, Department of 

Homeland Security.

Longines Master Collection chrome watch in 

Ministry of Interior box. Rec’d—8/10/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,700.00. Disposition—Transferred to Department of State Post Management officer, United Arab Emirates.

Brigadier General Jasim Al 

Marzouki, Ministry of Interior of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Majdi Haddad, Immigration & Customs Enforcement Foreign Service National Investigator in Abu 

Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Department of Homeland Security.

Longines Master Collection chrome watch in 

Ministry of Interior box. Rec’d—8/10/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,700.00. Disposition—Transferred to Department of State Post Management officer, United Arab Emirates.

Brigadier General Jasim Al 

Marzouki, Ministry of Interior of the United Arab 

Emirates.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Ms. Lynda Williams, Resident 

Agent in Charge, U.S. Secret Service, Department of 

Homeland Security.

Currency. Rec’d—9/24/2010. Est. Value— 

$350.00. Disposition—Returned to His Excellency Patrick Nandago, Namibian Ambassador to the United States on October 9, 

2010.

His Excellency Hifikepunye 

Pohamba and Mrs. 

Penehupifo Pohamba, 

President of the Republic 

of Namibia and Spouse.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Treasury] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

The Honorable Timothy 

Geithner, Secretary of the 

Treasury.

Franz hibiscus vase in white and red. Rec’d— 

4/4/2010. Est. Value—$850.00. Disposition— 

Department of Treasury.

His Excellency Hu Jintao, 

President of the People’s 

Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lael Brainard, Under Secretary for International Affairs.Heli-Artic parka and seal skin mitts. Rec’d—5/4/ 

2010. Est. Value—$1,029.00. Disposition— 

Pending Transfer to the General Services 

Administration.

The Honorable James M. 

Flaherty, P.C., M.P., Minister of Finance of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Department of Treasury] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

David Cohen, Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing.Cartier Tank wristwatch and 100 Riyah gold 

coin. Rec’d—10/4/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,265.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Service Administration.

Ali Bin Mohsen Bin Fathis AlMarri, Attorney General of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Kenneth J Davis, Program Analyst, Office of International 

and Tribal Affairs.

TRAVEL: UNITAR will provide housing in Geneva, Switzerland to the employee on detail 

for the duration of the assignment. The traveler will perform approximately a 3-month detail assignment with UNITAR and UNEP 

Chemicals in Geneva, Switzerland. The traveler will be working with UNITAR and UNEP 

on global mercury issues that are very important to the US, EPA, and the Office of International and Tribal Affairs. In particular, he 

will be assisting with the effort, currently supported by EPA, to help the government of 

Kyrgyzstan address primary mercury mining. 

This is an important part of the international 

effort to reduce mercury use and emissions, 

which EPA strongly supports. Rec’d—5/15/ 

2010—7/29/2010 Est. Value—$6,000.00.

United Nations Institute for 

Training and Research.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Weihsueh Chiu, Environmental Health Scientist.TRAVEL: Per diem to cover hotel, meals, and 

incidentals ($1350.00). Numerous scientific 

advisory groups have urged the U.S. EPA to 

incorporate probabilistic methods for uncertainty and variability in quantitative dose-response analysis, including the recent National Research Council report ‘‘Science and 

Decisions.’’ Dr. Weihsueh Chiu has substantial expertise and interest in this area, and it 

is important that he provide input into the development of the WHO/IPCS guidance, 

quidance which influences others globally 

and which ultimately has a bearing on how 

EPA conducts its own analyses. Stakeholders may evaluate the practices of ORD 

in comparison to this IPCS guidance, thus 

being part of the IPCS process is informative 

for EPA and helps insure that the IPCS and 

EPA practice are harmonized to the extent 

practical. This guidance may also be useful 

in training ORD risk assessors in the application of probabilistic methods to characterize 

uncertainty and variability in chemical risk assessment. Rec’d—9/14/2010—9/18/2010 Est. 

Value—$1,350.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

David Bussard, Director, 

Washington Division, 

NCEA, ORD, USEPA.

TRAVEL: $1,350 in traveler’s checks to cover 

meals, lodging, local travel, and incidental 

expenses. Traveler provided advice to the 

World Health Organization at a meeting of 

experts. Traveler was also one of the authors 

of a discussion paper for the meeting. 

Rec’d—9/14/2010—9/18/2010 Est. Value— 

$1,350.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Jennifer Seed, Ph.D. Deputy 

Division Director, Risk Assessment Division, Office of 

Pollution Prevention and 

Toxics.

TRAVEL: Plane ticket—$1056.30; Hotel (2 

nights)—$541.00; Meals and misc expenses 

(3 days)—$ 225.00 in London, United Kingdom. The World Health Organization convened an international meeting to develop a 

global ‘‘umbrella plan’’ for activities on Mode 

of Action of chemicals, including the establishment of a Mode of Action Database. This 

strategic planning meeting also responded to 

recommendations of an ECETOC/ILSI/HESI 

Workshop on Using Mode of Action Information to Improve Regulatory Decision Making 

on 2–3 November 2009, London. Issues discussed at the meeting include, 1) for the umbrella plan—key new activities, relationship 

with existing activities, implementing bodies, 

resources, and 2) for the database—the purpose of the database, general content and 

broad criteria for inclusion of data, the 

‘‘home’’ of the database and its possible 

management arrangements, resources and 

relationship to any other relevant data holdings. Dr. Jennifer Seed was invited to attend 

as she has been involved in the use of mode 

of action information in human health risk assessment for over 12 years, and was a leader in the development of the WHO/IPCS 

Mode of Action Framework which is now 

being used worldwide in the hazard assessment of chemicals. She participated as a 

member of the planning group. Rec’d—10/ 

12/2010—10/15/2010 Est. Value—$1822.30.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

(Norma) Lynn Flowers, Acting 

Associate Director of 

Health, Immediate Office, 

NCEA, ORD, EPA.

TRAVEL: $140 × 3.5 days Per Diem = $490; 

$235 × 3 days Lodging = $705; $1,195 Total 

For London, UK from October 12, 2010 to 

October 16, 2010. Traveler was invited to attend the World Health Organization International Programme on Chemical Safety Harmonization of Approaches on Risk from Exposure to Chemicals Mode of Action Planning Meeting on behalf of USEPA as a result 

of her expertise in the field of risk assessment and cancer mode of action. Rec’d—10/ 

12/2010—10/16/2010 Est. Value—$1,195.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Robert J Kavlock; Director, 

National Center for Computational Toxicology, Office 

of Research and Development, US EPA.

TRAVEL: Per diem expenses related to participation in the WHO Expert Working Group for 

the Risk Assessment of DDT including hotel, 

meals, and local transportation for travel from 

November 27 to December 2, 2010. The 

WHO per diem in Geneva is 383 Swiss 

Francs (approximately $387 USD). Due to 

weather delays (airport closed for +36 hours 

due to snow), WHO covered 5 instead of the 

original 4 days of per diem. Invited expert on 

DDT risk assessment. DDT use in Internal 

Residential Spraying for malarial control will 

be considered as an exemption from the 

Stockholm Convention banning the use of 

persistent organic pollutants this coming 

spring. Rec’d—11/27/2010–12/2/2010 Est. 

Value—$1,935.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Vicki Dellarco Senior Scientist 

Office of Pesticide Programs, Immediate Office.

TRAVEL: Hotel (11nights)—$2250.00; Meals, 

local transportation, and misc expenses (13 

days)—$1746.00. Invitational travel—Travel 

dates: 9/19/2010 to 10/1/2010 for Rome, 

Italy. Dr. Dellarco attended the Joint Meeting 

on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) as an internationally recognized scientific expert in pesticide risk assessment. The JMPR is administered jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and 

the World Health Organization (WHO). 

JMPR, which consists of the FAO Panel of 

Experts on Pesticide Residues in Food and 

the Environment and the WHO Core Assessment Group, is a long standing process 

under the United Nations. During the Meetings, the FAO and WHO Panel of Experts is 

responsible for reviewing the toxicology, metabolism, environmental fate, use patterns, 

residue and analytical aspects of the pesticides under consideration to determine if 

pesticide residue values will be at a safe dietary intake level for the various populations of 

the world. The JMPR dietary risk assessments are used to determine the proposed 

maximum residue limits (i.e., levels of pesticide residue that may be tolerated on food 

commodities in international trade). Thus, 

JMPR serves as a scientific advisory body to 

the Codex Alimentarius Commission. Advice 

to the Codex Alimentarius Commission on 

pesticides is provided through the Codex 

Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR). 

The JMPR provides for an exchange of information with colleagues from around the 

world. More importantly, it provides an avenue for the US to influence policy and to 

input into the technical reviews that ultimately 

result in international standards for food in 

trade. Dr. Vicki Dellarco was invited to be 

both a WHO reviewer and to serve as 

rapporteur of the meeting. Rec’d—9/19/ 

2010–10/1/2010 Est. Value—$3,996.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Vicki Dellarco Senior Scientist 

Office of Pesticide Programs, Immediate Office.

TRAVEL: Plane ticket—$1056.30; Hotel (2 

nights)—$541.00; Meals, local transportation, 

and misc expenses (3 days)—$225.00; for 

travel to London, UK from 10/12/10 to 10/15/ 

10. The World Health Organization convened 

an international meeting to develop a global 

‘‘umbrella plan’’ for activities on Mode of Action of chemicals, including development of 

case studies and the establishment of a 

Mode of Action Database and education program. This strategic planning meeting also 

responded to recommendations of an 

ECETOC/ILSI/HESI Workshop on Using 

Mode of Action Information to Improve Regulatory Decision Making on 2–3 November 

2009, London. Issues discussed at the meeting include, 1) for the umbrella plan—key 

new activities, relationship with existing activities, implementing bodies, resources, and 

2) for the database—the purpose of the database, general content and broad criteria for 

inclusion of data, the ‘‘home’’ of the database 

and its possible management arrangements, 

resources and relationship to any other relevant data holdings. Dr. Vicki Dellarco was 

invited to co-chair the planning group. She 

has been involved in the use of mode of action information in human health risk assessment for over 15 years within the EPA, and 

help lead the development of the WHO/IPCS 

Mode of Action Framework which is now 

being used worldwide in the hazard assessment of chemicals. Rec’d—10/12/2010–10/ 

15/2010 Est. Value—$1,822.30.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Richard Judson, Research 

Chemist.

TRAVEL: Meals in kind lunch and dinner October 15 2010 (75 GBP); Meals out of pocket 

October 14–15 2010 (100 GBP); Hotel room 

(2 nights) with taxes October 14–15 2010 

(169.20 GBP/night); Internet service at hotel 

(15 GBP); Local transportation in London— 

Train from airport to London October 14, 

2010 (18 GBP)—Taxi from Meeting to Airport 

October 15, 2010 (15 GBP). Traveler is an 

expert on the ToxCast data, database, statistical approaches and results from the 

ToxCast program. The traveler is one of the 

project leaders for the EPA ToxCast program 

which is implementing the approaches to 

using mode of action (MOA) analysis. He has 

developed many of the methods the EPA is 

using to analyze the ToxCast data and to 

make use of that data for prioritization of 

thousands of environmental chemicals for 

testing. Furthermore, he has led the effort to 

develop the ACToR database (Aggregated 

Computational Toxicology Resource) which is 

the overall repository for related, public data 

being used in the EPA’s screening and 

prioritization efforts. This data is directly used 

in current exploratory MOA analyses being 

carried out by EPA/ORD. He has been invited to this workshop to discuss how the 

ToxCast program can be used to improve 

MOA analysis. The traveller will learn about 

current expert opinion on performing MOA 

analysis being used by other governments as 

part of their chemical risk assessment activities, and will have a chance to contribute 

EPA views on this subject. Rec’d—10/12/ 

2010–10/15/2010 Est. Value—$898.24.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Kimberly Nesci, Special Assistant.TRAVEL: Travel expenses accepted included 

meals ($842.62) and lodging ($801.38) for 

travel to Geneva, Switzerland from 10/03/ 

2010 to 10/12/2010. Traveler is the designated expert to the FAO/WHO Panel on 

Pesticide Management. The FAO Panel of 

Experts on Pesticide Management is the official statutory body that advises the Organization on matters pertaining to pesticide regulation and management, and alerts it to new 

developments, problems, or issues that otherwise merit attention. The Panel in particular 

counsels FAO on the further implementation 

of the revised version of the International 

Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use 

of Pesticides. This advances EPA goals of 

international pesticide regulatory harmonization and imported food safety. Rec’d—10/ 

3/2010—10/12/2010. Est. Value—$1,644.00.

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Stephen Funk ......................... TRAVEL: Hotels, meals, local transportation, 

and incidentals while in Slovenia, $1800. 

Participation in FAO/WHO Joint Meeting on 

Pesticide Specifications Rec’d—5/31/2010— 

6/8/2010. Est. Value—$1,800.00.

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Dr. Edward V. Ohanian, Associate Director for Science, 

Office of Water, USEPA, 

Washington, DC.

TRAVEL: Dates of Travel to Tokyo, Japan: December 3–11, 2010. Common Carrier: $3,500 

(in kind, directly billed to WHO) on 12/3. 

Meals: $700.00 (from cash to traveler)* on 

12/4–10. Lodging $600.00 (in kind, directly 

billed to WHO) on 12/4–10. Local Transportation: Airport to Hotel; Hotel to Airport; Taxis 

to Ministry of Health and Environment: 

$200.00 (from cash to traveler)* on 12/4, 12/ 

5/12/6 and 12/11. Parking at Dulles Airport; 

drove POV: $90.00 (from cash to traveler)* 

on 12/3–11. *WHO paid the traveler $950.00 

in cash (travelers’ check) on 12/6 to cover for 

above expenses (meals, local transportation 

and parking) Dr. Ohanian is national and 

international authority on human risk assessment who was invited as a Temporary Advisor to WHO to assist the Guidelines for 

Drinking-Water Quality Committee in reviewing of draft 4th Edition of WHO Guidelines 

and the draft fact sheet on PPCPs and developing the WHO Strategy for 2010–2015. 

Rec’d—12/3/2010—12/11/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,450.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Kathleen C. Raffaele, Ph.D., 

Senior Toxicologist, USEPA.

TRAVEL: Travel expenses to be directly reimbursed include lodging/hotel, meals and 

incidentals, and local travel. Total amount to 

be directly reimbursed is $668 (Canadian 

dollars) or approximately $651 (US dollars). 

The Existing Substances Risk Assessment 

Bureau, Safe Environments Directorate of 

Health Canada is holding a 2-day meeting focusing on the use of neurotoxicity and developmental neurotoxicity data in risk assessment. Increased consistency in evaluating 

and using neurotoxicity data in risk assessments for environmental chemicals will enhance US and EPA goals in effectively regulating environmental chemicals to protect the 

public health. In addition, the focus on developmental neurotoxicty data is consistent with 

EPA goals in protecting children and other 

susceptible populations. Participation in this 

meeting will enhance EPA/NCEA’s knowledge about the ways these data are used in 

international risk assessment, and promote 

consistent data interpretation across international organizations. Dr. Raffaele was invited to present lectures to Health Canada 

staff, over a two day. Her lectures involved 

the interpretation and use of neurotoxicity 

and developmental neurotoxicity data in risk 

assessment of environmental chemicals. 

Rec’d—9/7/2010–9/10/2010. Est. Value— 

$651.00.

Existing Substances Risk Assessment Bureau of the 

Safe Environments Directorate, Health Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Rhyne Woodrow Setzer, Jr., 

Mathmatical Statistician.

TRAVEL: Cash (traveler’s checks) for 

$1,350.00, to cover lodging, local travel, and 

meals taking place in Utrecht, Netherlands 

from 09/14/2010–09/18/2010. Wood Setzer, 

Ph.D., a biostatistician who has been involved in dose-response analyses for Agency 

risk assessments. His work has also been 

addressing issues of applications of statistical 

methods to PBPK models. The traveler is 

recognized as an international expert in the 

area of uncertainty analysis in health effects 

hazard assessment, and has advised Agency 

Program Offices, WHO and European Food 

Safety Agency activities in this area. Dr. 

Setzer has been invited to serve as a WHO 

Temporary Advisor for the meeting ‘‘Characterizing and Communicating Uncertainty and 

Variability in Hazard Assessment‘‘, held at 

RIVM in Bilthoven, Netherlands. The traveler 

organized and chaired the first in a series of 

three workshops on the use of PBPK models 

in risk assessment, of which this is the third, 

and participated in the second workshop. Dr. 

Setzer will confer with other world experts in 

this area to evaluate proposed WHO/IPCS 

guidance in the use of PBPK models in risk 

assessment, and area of direct interest for 

the Agency. While in the Netherlands the 

traveler will present on the ToxCast progress 

and then meet with Dr. Slob (RIVM) to collaborate on a manuscript about model uncertainty in dose-response assessment. The 

Agency has an interest in maintaining communication with world partners in the area of 

hazard assessment. In this case, the Agency 

both influences decisions that will affect the 

ways hazard assessments are carried out 

and interpreted, and benefits from points of 

view coming from other contexts. Also, the 

Agency will benefit from having shared ideas 

with other experts in this area, and in having 

its input heard in the proposed guidance. 

Rec’d—9/14/2010—9/18/2010. Est. Value— 

$1,350.00.

International Program for 

Chemical Safety of the 

World Health Organization.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

P.V. Shah Chief, Inert Ingredient Assessment Branch, 

Registration Division Office 

of Pesticide Programs.

TRAVEL: Invitational travel to Rome, Italy— 

Travel dates: 9/19/2010 to 10/2/2010. Hotel 

(12 nights)—$2,291.00. Meals, local transportation, and misc expenses (C2514 

days)—$2,042.00. Dr. Shah attended the 

Joint Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) 

as an internationally recognized scientific expert in pesticide risk assessment. The JMPR 

is administered jointly by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 

(FAO) and the World Health Organization 

(WHO). JMPR, which consists of the FAO 

Panel of Experts on Pesticide Residues in 

Food and the Environment and the WHO 

Core Assessment Group, is a long standing 

process under the United Nations. During the 

Meetings, the FAO and WHO Panel of Experts is responsible for reviewing the toxicology, metabolism, environmental fate, use 

patterns, residue and analytical aspects of 

the pesticides under consideration to determine if pesticide residue values will be at a 

safe dietary intake level for the various populations of the world. The JMPR dietary risk 

assessments are used to determine the proposed maximum residue limits (i.e., levels of 

pesticide residue that may be tolerated on 

food commodities in international trade). 

Thus, JMPR serves as a scientific advisory 

body to the Codex Alimentarius Commission. 

Advice to the Codex Alimentarius Commission on pesticides is provided through the 

Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues 

(CCPR). The JMPR provides for an exchange of information with colleagues from 

around the world. More importantly, it provides an avenue for the US to influence policy and to input into the technical reviews 

that ultimately result in international standards for food in trade. Dr. P.V. Shah was invited to be a temporary advisor to the JMPR 

during the meeting. Dr. Shah prepared a toxicological monograph on Tebuconazole and 

Cyproconazole for presentation at the meeting. Based on Dr. Shah’s assessments, committee established the acceptable daily intake 

for cyproconazole and tebuconazole. Rec’d— 

9/19/2010 to 10/2/2010. Est. Value— 

$4,333.00.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Environmental Protection Agency] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Bella Tonkonogy, Environmental Protection Specialist 

Statistician.

TRAVEL: On this 3-month detail to the OECD 

Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Development Division in Paris, France, the work was 

to systematically compare policy approaches 

to address competitiveness and leakage 

under climate change policy. Travel and living expenses in the amount of approximately 

$10,550 was paid by OECD. Bella 

Tonkonogy served on detail to the OECD Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Development 

Division in the Environment Directorate. The 

outcome was a report or policy brief for circulation at the UNFCCC meeting in Cancun 

in December 2010. EPA benefits from participation in this detail by interacting with experts from OECD and member countries in 

climate policy and competitiveness, advancing dialogue on these topics, and affirming 

and improving EPA’s expertise in this arena. 

Coordinated international efforts, particularly 

on emission leakage, led to greater environmental benefits at lower cost. Rec’d—9/18/ 

2010—1/2/2011. Est. Value—$10,550.00.

Organization for Economic 

Cooperation and Development.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Lesley Vazquez-Coriano, 

DrPH, Microbiologist.

TRAVEL: Air Travel: $1,296.38; Meals: 

$700.00; Lodging: $600.00; Local Transportation: $200.00. Travel dates for Tokyo, 

Japan: December 3rd to December 10th, 

2010. Dr. Vazquez-Coriano has national/ 

international authority on Microbial Risk Assessment and provided advice in the revision 

of the final draft version of the Guidelines for 

Drinking Water Quality 4th Edition, and in the 

development of the WHO Water Quality 

Strategy for 2011–2016s. EPA/OW will benefit from these efforts by developing risk 

analysis efforts for rulemaking and other risk 

management actions and also by creating 

partnerships with international scientific and 

regulatory organizations. Rec’d—12/3/2010— 

12/10/2010. Est. Value—$2,796.38.

World Health Organization .... Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government 

Steve Knizer, Associate Director, HED.TRAVEL: Hotel $531.00 in Guadalajara, Mexico. Keynote speaker for 1st International 

Congress on Environmental Health. Title of 

talk is ‘‘Effects to Human Health and Risk 

Evaluation by Exposure to Agricultural Pesticides. Rec’d—10/18/2010—10/21/2010. Est. 

Value—$531.00 Location -.

The Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources of the United Mexican States.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: EXPORT IMPORT BANK

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Export Import Bank] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying acceptance 

Mr. Bijan Kian, Board of Directors, Export-Import Bank 

of the U.S.

Rug. Rec’d—12/14/2010. Est. Value—$500.00 Mr. Noor Delawari, Head of 

the Afghanistan Investment 

Support Agency.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

[Report of Travel Furnished by the Federal Communications Commission] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying acceptance 

Eric Bash, Associate Bureau 

Chief, Enforcement Bureau.

TRAVEL: Travel expenses originating and terminating entirely outside of the U.S. for 6th 

Korea Communications Conference in Seoul, 

Republic of Korea, including 3 nights lodging, 

3 meals and round trip airfare from Canada 

to Seoul, Republic of Korea; Acceptance due 

to budget constraints and FCC interest in 

employee’s participation. Rec’d—11/1/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,750.00.

Government of the Republic 

of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Jonathan Levy, Deputy Chief 

Economist, Office of Strategic Planning & Policy 

Analysis.

TRAVEL: Travel expenses originating and terminating entirely outside of the U.S. for 6th 

Korea Communications Conference in Seoul, 

Republic of Korea, including hotel, airport 

transfers, 4 meals and round trip airfare from 

Toronto, Canada, to Seoul, Republic of 

Korea; Acceptance due to budget constraints 

and FCC interest in employee’s participation. 

Rec’d—11/7/2010. Est. Value—$4,402.61.

Korea Communications Commission.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Irene Wu, Acting Chief Data 

Officer, International Bureau.

TRAVEL: Travel expenses originating and terminating entirely outside of the U.S. for 

ICTNET workshop in Italy; Acceptance due 

to budget constraints and FCC interest in 

employee’s participation. Rec’d—12/15/2010. 

Est. Value—$1,045.00.

European Parliament ............. Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

[Report of Travel Furnished by the Federal Communications Commission] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, 

estimated value, and current 

disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor and 

government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Doug Bausch, Sr Physical 

Scientist.

TRAVEL: Earthquake Symposium in Beijing 

and Mianyang, China. Rec’d—10/17–23/ 

2010. Est. Value—$4402.61.

Architectural Society of China 

of the Chinese Chamber of 

Commerce.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dominick Pillot, International 

Affairs Specialist.

TRAVEL: Risk Reduction and Emergency Management Seminar in Santiago, Chile. Rec’d— 

11/14–18/2010. Est. Value—$1,641.00.

National Office of Emergency 

of the Ministry of Interior of 

the Republic of Chile.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Federal Reserve Board] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Ben S. 

Bernanke, Chairman of the 

Federal Reserve Board.

Heli-Artic parka (Model 8502M). Rec’d—2/5/ 

2010. Est. Value—$639.00. Disposition—Office of the Secretary for Official Use.

Mr. Antoine Brunelle-Coˆte ́, 

Acting Chief, Department 

of Finance of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Thomas A. Conners, Deputy 

Director, Division of International Finance, Federal 

Reserve Board.

Heli-Artic parka (Model 8502M). Rec’d—2/5/ 

2010. Est. Value—$639.00. Disposition—Office of the Secretary for Official Use.

Mr. Antoine Brunelle-Coˆte ́, 

Acting Chief, Department 

of Finance of Canada.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Holocaust Memorial Museum] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying acceptance 

Sara J. Bloomfield, Director of 

the United States Holocaust 

Memorial Museum.

White leather portfolio containing nine unused 

postage stamps and one postmarked stamp 

and envelope to commemorate the International Day of Holocaust Remembrance on 

January 27. Rec’d—2/2/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Records Manager/ 

Archives.

Yuli-Yoel Edelstein, Minister 

of Public Diplomacy and 

the Diaspora of the State 

of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Sara J. Bloomfield, Director of 

the United States Holocaust 

Memorial Museum.

2.5′′ tall figurine of a Jewish Klezmer musician 

playing a violin. 1.25′′ medallion from the 

Mint of Poland (Mennica Panswowa) bearing 

a Star of David on one side and a Menorah 

on the other side. Two 1.5’’ medallions 

mounted on a ceramic plaque with one 

showing a child in front of the Lodz Ghetto 

bridge and the other engraved with Oskar 

Schindler on one side and the Star of David 

on the other side. Rec’d—12/8/2010. Est. 

Value—$750.00. Disposition—United States 

Holocaust Memorial Museum Records Manager/Archives.

His Excellency Bronislaw 

Komorowski, President of 

the Republic of Poland.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by NASA] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying acceptance 

Charles Bolden, NASA Administrator.FIYTA space watch. Rec’d—10/30/2010. Est. 

Value—$12,888.00. Location—NASA Headquarters For Permanent Display.

Niu Hongguang, Deputy 

Chief Commander of the 

China Manned Space Engineering of the People’s Republic of China.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Office of Director of National Intelligence] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying acceptance 

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

Hermes scarf. Rec’d—1/21/2010. Est. Value— 

$375.00. Disposition—Recipient Reimbursed 

U.S. Government for Fair Market Value.

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

17′′ tall porcelain vase with celadon glaze decorated with inlaid white clouds and flying crane 

roundels. Rec’d—4/1/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—For Official Use.

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

15.5′′ tall Gusset AG cow bell and black leather 

strap. Swiss Army Knife ‘‘One Hand MasterOn the Road’’ with rubberized grip and seven 

tools, 20th/21st century. Rec’d—5/20/2010. 

Est. Value—$445.00. Disposition—For Official Use.

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

5 U.S.C. § 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

13.25′′ diameter Pashabahce gilded glass 

charger with applied imitation rubies and blue 

sapphires #1768/2000. Rec’d—9/22/2010. 

Est. Value—$375.00. Disposition—For Official Use.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4), as 

amended.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY

[Report of Tangible Gifts Furnished by the Office of Science and Technology Policy] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances 

justifying acceptance 

Dr. John P. Holdren, Assistant 

to the President for Science 

and Technology Policy.

Metal model ship on wooden base with plaque. 

Rec’d—1/22/2010. Est. Value—In appraisal 

process. Location—White House Gifts Office.

Jesu ́s Va ́zquez, Mayor of 

Baiona, Spain.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dr. John P. Holdren, Assistant 

to the President for Science 

and Technology Policy.

Mother of pearl lacquered box. Rec’d—6/13/ 

2010. Est. Value—$370.00. Location—White 

House Gifts Office.

His Excellency Ahn Byong 

Man, Minister of Education, 

Science and Technology of 

the Republic of Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dr. John P. Holdren, Assistant 

to the President for Science 

and Technology Policy.

Mother of pearl lacquered box. Rec’d—6/13/ 

2010. Est. Value—$365.00. Location—White 

House Gifts Office.

Seoul University, Republic of 

Korea.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Dr. John P. Holdren, Assistant 

to the President for Science 

and Technology Policy.

5′′ blue glass elephant statute in blue presentation box. Rec’d—6/24/2010. Est. Value— 

$365.00. Location—White House Gifts Office.

His Excellency Prithviraj 

Chavan, Minister of State 

for Science, Technology, 

and Earth Science of the 

Republic of India.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: PEACE CORPS

[Report of Travel Furnished by Peace Corps] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Aaron Williams, Director of the Peace 

Corps.

TRAVEL: To attend the 2010 Special Olympics 

Global Congress. Rec’d—6/6–9/2010. Est. 

Value—$750.00.

Special Olympics and the 

Government of the Kingdom of Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Mr. Jeff West, Special Assistant to the Director of the 

Peace Corps.

TRAVEL: To attend the 2010 Special Olympics 

Global Congress. Rec’d—6/6–9/2010. Est. 

Value—$750.00.

Special Olympics and the 

Government of the Kingdom of Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Ms. Elisa Montoya, White 

House Liaison and Senior 

Advisor to the Director of 

the Peace Corps.

TRAVEL: To attend the 2010 Special Olympics 

Global Congress. Rec’d—6/6–9/2010. Est. 

Value—$750.00.

Special Olympics and the 

Government of the Kingdom of Morocco.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the House of Representatives] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, 

Speaker of the House.

6′ x 9′ hand-made Afghan wool rug in green 

and cream. Rec’d—5/8/2010. Est. Value— 

$500.00. Disposition—Pending Transfer to 

General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, 

Speaker of the House.

8′ x 10′ hand-made Afghan wool rug in beige, 

blue, and red. Rec’d—5/13/2010. Est. 

Value—$600.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, 

Speaker of the House.

Hand-knotted rug. Rec’d—9/16/2010. Est. 

Value—$985.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

Ali Bin Mohsen Bin Fetais Al 

Marri, Attorney General of 

the State of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, 

Speaker of the House.

Strand of black pearls. Rec’d—10/2/2010. Est. 

Value—$600.00. Disposition—Pending 

Transfer to General Services Administration.

His Excellency Hermilando I. 

Mandanas, Member of Parliament of the Republic of 

the Philippines.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Brian Baird, 

Member of Congress.

TRAVEL: Transportation was provided to and 

from the airport and to all official meetings 

and events. Rec’d—8/2/2010–8/6/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Royal Government of Bhutan.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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AGENCY: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—Continued 

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the House of Representatives] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

Ken Cummings, Senior Legislative Assistant.TRAVEL: Lodging in Brussels and Strasbourg. 

Rec’d—9/4/2010–9/9/2010. Est. Value—Unknown.

Kristen Luddecke, Head of 

Financial Management and 

Ex-Ante Control of the Socialists and Democrats 

Party.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Alcee L. Hastings, Member of Congress.TRAVEL: Lodging for 3 nights; 3 breakfasts; 3 

lunches and 4 dinners. Rec’d—5/29/2010–5/ 

31/2010. Est. Value—Unknown.

His Excellency Ali Fahad alShahwany al Hajri, Ambassador of the State of Qatar.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Christopher J. King, Professional Staff, Committee on 

Science and Technology.

TRAVEL: Transportation was provided to and 

from the airport and to all official meetings 

and events. Rec’d—8/2/2010–8/6/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Royal Government of Bhutan.Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

AGENCY: U.S. SENATE

[Report of Tangible Gifts and Travel Furnished by the Senate] 

Name and title of person accepting the gift on behalf of 

the 

U.S. Government 

Gift, date of acceptance on behalf of the U.S. 

Government, estimated value, and current disposition or location 

Identity of foreign donor 

and government 

Circumstances justifying 

acceptance 

The Honorable Edward Kaufman, United States Senator.Aghan rug. Lapis vase. Rec’d—4/18/2009. Est. 

Value—$500.00. Disposition—Deposited with 

the Secretary of the Senate.

His Excellency Abdul Rahim 

Wardak, Minister of Defense of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable John McCain, 

United States Senator.

Two Afghan rugs. Rec’d—1/2010. Est. Value— 

$600.00. Disposition—Deposited with the 

Secretary of the Senate.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Jack Reed, 

United States Senator.

Afghan rug. Rec’d—3/31/2010. Est. Value— 

$400.00. Disposition—Deposited with the 

Secretary of the Senate.

His Excellency Abdul Rahim 

Wardak, Minister of Defense of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government 

The Honorable John Barrasso, United States Senator.3′ x 5′ hand-woven Afghan rug. 4′ x 6′ handwoven Afghan rug. Rec’d—4/20/2010. Est. 

Value—$600.00. Disposition—Deposited with 

the Secretary of the Senate.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable John Thune, 

United States Senator.

3′ x 5′ hand-woven Afghan rug. 4′ x 6′ handwoven Afghan rug. Rec’d—4/20/2010. Est. 

Value—$600.00. Disposition—Deposited with 

the Secretary of the Senate.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai, 

President of the Islamic 

Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Carl Levin, 

United States Senator.

3′ x 4′ red Afghan rug. 3′ x 6′ yellow Afghan 

rug. White Afghan linen table setting. 

Rec’d—9/1/2010. Est. Value—$1,100.00. 

Disposition—Deposited with the Secretary of 

the Senate.

His Excellency Abdul Rahim 

Wardak, Minister of Defense of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable Bob Corker, 

United States Senator.

TRAVEL: Air Transportation within Pakistan via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—8/21/2009. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Government of the Islamic 

Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable John F. Kerry, 

United States Senator.

TRAVEL: Air transportation within Israel via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—6/27/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Israel Defense Forces of the 

State of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Perry Cammack, Professional 

Staff Member of the Committee on Foreign Relations.

TRAVEL: Air transportation within Israel via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—6/27/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Israel Defense Forces of the 

State of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Frank Lowenstein, Professional Staff Member of the 

Committee on Foreign Relations.

TRAVEL: Air transportation within Israel via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—6/27/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Israel Defense Forces of the 

State of Israel.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

The Honorable John F. Kerry, 

United States Senator.

TRAVEL: Air transportation within Pakistan via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—6/27/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Government of the Islamic 

Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

Jonah Blank, Policy Director 

of the Committtee on Foreign Relations.

TRAVEL: Air transportation within Pakistan via 

military aircraft. Rec’d—6/27/2010. Est. 

Value—Unknown.

Government of the Islamic 

Republic of Pakistan.

Non-acceptance would cause 

embarrassment to donor 

and U.S. Government. 

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