Washington, D. C. - London

Monday, February 25, 1974

9:35 Airborne from Andrews Air Force Base

8:40 Arrive Heathrow Airport, London

9:15 Arrive Claridges Hotel with Ambassador Annenberg

9:25 Called General Haig (T. 1:12 a.m.)

9:28 Saw L. Eagleburger

10:10 Saw Lady Gowrie (Dinner in Suite)

11:25 Called Scotty Reston (Savoy Hotel) (T. 12:10)

1:25 Called Miss Maginnes

2:45 Saw L. Eagleburger

London - Damascus

Tuesday, February 26, 1974

7:50 Breakfast with Scotty Reston - Suite (8:48)

8:28 Called Jeremy Thorpe (London 07694-436) (8:42)

8:43 Saw Ambassador Annenberg

8:49 Departed Claridges for Meeting with
Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Foreign Office

11:06 Returned to Claridges with Ambassador Annenberg

11:10 Saw L. Eagleburger

11:28 Called Miss Maginnes

11:40 Called General Scowcroft (T. 11:45)

11:50 Saw Mr. David Astor of the "London Observer"

12:27 To Number 10 Downing Street for Meeting with
Prime Minister Heath and luncheon
Ambassador Annenberg accompanied

3:10 Airborne from Heathrow Airport, London

9:35 Arrive Damascus

Damascus - Tel Aviv - Jerusalem

Wednesday, February 27, 1974

<table><tr><td>8:30</td><td>Breakfast in room</td></tr><tr><td>8:40</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>9:30</td><td>Meeting with Syrian President Assad and Foreign Minister Khardam and others<br>Presidential Palace</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Visit to Mosque en route to airport</td></tr><tr><td>1:35</td><td>Airborne from Damascus</td></tr><tr><td>2:20</td><td>Arrive Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Motorcade from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem accompanied by Foreign Minister Eban</td></tr><tr><td>3:35</td><td>Arrive Jerusalem - King David Hotel</td></tr><tr><td>4:10</td><td>Meeting with Prime Minister Golda Meir and Foreign Minister Eban</td></tr><tr><td>5:45</td><td>Above joined by larger group - U.S. - Amb. Bunker, Messrs. Sisco, Atherton, McCloskey, W. Lord, Hal Saunders and P. Rodman</td></tr><tr><td>8:10</td><td>Returned to Hotel</td></tr><tr><td>8:12</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger (8:18)</td></tr><tr><td>8:14</td><td>Called General Scowcroft</td></tr><tr><td>8:18</td><td>Called Miss Maginnes</td></tr><tr><td>8:25</td><td>Saw J. Sisco and L. Eagleburger (8:30)</td></tr><tr><td>8:35</td><td>Press Briefing (9:10)</td></tr></table>

2.

Wednesday, February 27, 1974 (continued)

9:16 Saw George Vest (9:17)
9:19 Saw J. Sisco and L. Eagleburger (9:20)
9:20 Saw L. Eagleburger (9:39)
9:39 Departed for Working Dinner hosted by Prime Minister Golda Meir (12:03)
12:05 Saw J. Sisco and L. Eagleburger (12:18 am)
12:25 am Saw L. Eagleburger (12:45)

Jerusalem-Tel Aviv-Cairo

Thursday, February 28, 1974

<table><tr><td>7:00</td><td>Breakfast in room</td></tr><tr><td>7:05</td><td>Called Miss Maginnes</td></tr><tr><td>9:20</td><td>Airborne from Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td>10:50</td><td>Arrive Cairo</td></tr><tr><td>11:25</td><td>Arrive Nile Hilton Hotel accompanied by Foreign Minister Fahmy</td></tr><tr><td>12:00</td><td>Saw Messrs. Sisco, Eagleburger, Vest and McCloskey</td></tr><tr><td>12:15</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>12:30</td><td>Depart Hotel</td></tr><tr><td>12:40</td><td>Depart Hilton Hotel for President Sadat's Pyramids Rest House</td></tr><tr><td>1:00</td><td>Arrive Rest House</td></tr><tr><td>1:10</td><td>Concurrent Meetings begin</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Meeting #1 President Sadat and Secretary Kissinger</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Meeting #2 Other U.S. Delegation Members and Other Members of Government of Egypt</td></tr><tr><td>2:00</td><td>Luncheon begins</td></tr><tr><td>3:15</td><td>Depart President's Rest House for Saqqara Step Pyramid</td></tr><tr><td>3:35</td><td>Arrive Saqqara. View Saqqara Step Pyramid and Environs</td></tr><tr><td>4:35</td><td>Depart Saqqara for Citadel</td></tr><tr><td>5:05</td><td>Arrive Citadel. Visit Mohammad Ali Mosque</td></tr></table>

SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY A. KISSINGER'S VISIT TO EGYPT

FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 1, 1974

Thursday, February 28, 1974

Event No. 1 - Arrival at Cairo Airport

10:40 a.m. Secretary Kissinger arrives Cairo Airport

The Secretary, Undersecretary Sisco,
Ambassador Bunker, Ambassador McCloskey,
Mr. Lord, Mr. Atherton, Mr. Eagleburger,
Mr. Vest and Mr. Saunders descend the front
ramp. The Secretary is met by Foreign
Minister and Ambassador Eilts. The Secre-
tary proceeds to receiving line to greet:

Ambassador Alabart

Undersecretary Loutfi

Undersecretary Riad

Ambassador Tohani

Ambassador Sirri

Mr. Kormann

Mr. Smith

Mr. Penney

Mr. Houghton

STAFF NOTE: All other members of the party descend the rear ramp and proceed to the motorcade.

10:50 a.m. Depart Cairo Airport for the Nile Hilton.

Motorcade Assignments:

Pilot Car

Protocol Car

Security Car: USSS; GOE Security

Security Car: USSS; GOE Security; Dr. Taggart

Limousine: Secretary of State
Foreign Minister
USSS and GOE Security

[Y]

5

4:25 p.m. Depart Saqqara for the Citadel.

5:05 p.m. Arrive at the Citadel to visit the Mohammed Ali Pasha Mosque.

5:25 p.m. Depart the Citadel for the Hilton Hotel.

5:45 p.m. Arrive Hilton Hotel. Ambassador Sirri escorts the Secretary to his suite.

Event No. 5 - Dinner and Entertainment at the Sheraton Hotel

8:45 p.m. The Foreign Minister arrives at the Secretary's suite.

8:55 p.m. Depart Hilton Hotel for Sheraton Hotel Night Club for dinner and entertainment by oriental dancer Nagwa Fuad.

Motorcade Assignments:

Pilot Car

Protocol Car

Security Car: USSS and GOE Security

Limousine: Secretary of State
Foreign Minister Amb. Sirri
USSS and GOE Security

Car #2: Ambassador Kilts
Undersecretary Sisco
Ambassador Sirri Counselor Sharara

Car #3: Ambassador Bunker
Ambassador McCloskey

Car #4: Mr. Lord
Mr. Atherton
Mr. Eagleburger

Car #5: Mr. Vest
Mr. Saunders
Mr. Kormann

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Car #6:
Mr. Rodman
Mr. Smith
Dr. Taggart
Mr. Penney

Tail Car: USSS and GOE Security

9:00 p.m.
Dinner begins. Guest list as follows:

GUEST LIST

EGYPTIANS

Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy, Host

Abdel Qadir Hatem, First Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Culture and Information

Mamdouh Salem, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior

Abdel Aziz Hegazi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Finance, Economy and Foreign Trade

Ambassador Mustapha Loutfi, Undersecretary, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs

Ambassador Mohamed Riad, Undersecretary, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs

Ambassador Mahmoud Abdel Ghaffar, Minister's Office, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs

Ambassador Mahmoud Tohami, Director of North American Dept.,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ambassador Omar Sirri, Chef de Cabinet, Foreign Minister's
Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Tahsin Beshir, Acting Presidential Press Advisor

Osama el Baz, Counselor, Minister's Office, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs

Said Hamza, Counselor, Protocol Department, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs

Ayyub Sharara, Counselor, Protocol Department, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs

[Y]

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SECRETARY'S PARTY

Henry A. Kissinger, Secretary of State

Manuel Alabart, Ambassador of Spain

Hermann Frederick Eilts, U.S. Ambassador to Egypt

Joseph J. Sisco, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs

Ellsworth Bunker, Ambassador-at-Large

Robert J. McCloskey, Ambassador-at-Large

Winston Lord, Director of Planning and Coordination

Alfred L. Atherton, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs

Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Executive Assistant to the Secretary

George S. Vest, Special Assistant to the Secretary for Press Relations

Harold Saunders, Staff Member, National Security Council

Peter Rodman, Staff Member, National Security Council

John Kornann, Counselor, U.S. Interests Section

Richard Smith, Counselor, U.S. Interests Section

Rex R. Taggart, Medical Officer, Department of State

Edward T. Penney, Cultural Affairs Officer, U.S. Interests Section

11:55 p.m. Dinner and entertainment end. Depart Sheraton Hotel for Hilton Hotel.

12:00 midnight Arrive Hilton Hotel

OVERNIGHT

Friday, March 1

Event No. 6 - Departure from Egypt

8:20 a.m. Depart Hilton Hotel for Cairo Airport.

Cairo - Tel Aviv - Damascus

Friday, March 1, 1974

<table><tr><td>7:10 a.m.</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>7:34</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>7:45</td><td>Breakfast with Robert McNamara</td></tr><tr><td>8:35</td><td>Depart Hotel</td></tr><tr><td>8:40</td><td>Flag Raising Ceremony -USINT Cairo (scenario attached)</td></tr><tr><td>9:26</td><td>Airborne for Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td>11:15</td><td>Arrive Tel Aviv<br>Proceed by motorcade to Prime Minister Meir's Guest House</td></tr><tr><td>11:40</td><td>Arrive at Guest House for meeting with Prime Minister</td></tr><tr><td>1:00</td><td>Working Luncheon with Prime Minister</td></tr><tr><td>5:15</td><td>Airborne from Tel Aviv</td></tr><tr><td>6:00</td><td>Arrive Damascus</td></tr><tr><td>6:30</td><td>Arrive Guest House</td></tr><tr><td>6:40</td><td>Saw Messrs. Sisco and Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>7:37</td><td>With Roy Atherton to Meeting with President Assad</td></tr><tr><td>11:45</td><td>Returned to Guest House</td></tr><tr><td>11:46</td><td>Saw Messrs. Eagleburger, Sisco, Saunders, Bremer, Scotes and Vest</td></tr><tr><td>11:55</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr><tr><td>12:00</td><td>Saw Messrs. Sisco, Atherton and Vest</td></tr></table>

## SCENARIO

### February 28

6:00 p.m. CAO phones all attendees from USINT announcing that there will be a flag raising ceremony at USINT compound at 8:30 a.m., March 1.

### March 1

8:30 a.m. **Flag Raising Ceremony - USINT Cairo**

Attendees:

(1) USINT Staff and Spanish Embassy Staff

(2) Representatives GOE MFA

(3) American Press

(4) Egyptian Press

1. Ambassador Ellts hands Spanish flag to Ambassador Alabart.

2. American flag is raised and great seal uncovered.

3. Ambassador introduces the Secretary.

4. Secretary Kissinger's remarks

5. Foreign Minister Fahmy's remarks.

8:45 p.m. Secretary Kissinger's party departs USINT Cairo.

Damascus - Riyadh - Amman

Saturday, March 2, 1974

<table><tr><td>8:00</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger and J. Bremer</td></tr><tr><td>8:02</td><td>Saw Jim Cantrell with above briefly</td></tr><tr><td>9:00</td><td>Airborne for Riyadh</td></tr><tr><td>12:30</td><td>Arrive Riyadh<br>Secretary met by Foreign Minister Sayyid Omar Saqqaf<br>Coffee at VIP Lounge and Photographs</td></tr><tr><td>1:00</td><td>Arrive Guest House</td></tr><tr><td>1:30</td><td>Luncheon with Foreign Minister Sayyid Omar</td></tr><tr><td>3:00</td><td>Depart for Prince Fahd's Palace</td></tr><tr><td>3:15</td><td>Arrive Prince Fahd's Palace</td></tr><tr><td>4:00</td><td>Depart Palace</td></tr><tr><td>4:10</td><td>Meeting with Ashraf Marwan</td></tr><tr><td>4:35</td><td>Depart for Ri'asa Palace</td></tr><tr><td>4:45</td><td>Meeting with King Faisal</td></tr><tr><td>6:15</td><td>Airborne from Riyadh</td></tr><tr><td>7:55</td><td>Arrive Amman</td></tr><tr><td>8:05</td><td>Arrive Guest Palace with Prime Minister</td></tr><tr><td>8:40</td><td>Brief meeting with King Hussein before Dinner<br>with Amb. Pickering, Messrs. Sisco, Bunker, McCloskey,<br>Saunders and Atherton</td></tr><tr><td>12:35</td><td>Returned to Guest House</td></tr><tr><td>12:36</td><td>Saw Messrs. Eagleburger and Bremer</td></tr><tr><td>12:36</td><td>Saw L. Eagleburger</td></tr></table>

[Y]

Amman - Bonn

Sunday, March 3, 1974

9:10 Saw Messrs. Sisco, McCloskey, Eagleburger and Bremer

9:15 Private Breakfast with Crown Prince

10:05 Return to Guest House and saw Messrs. Sisco, Pickering, Eagleburger, Saunders and Bremer

10:20 To Royal Residence
U.S. Jordanian Discussions (List of participants attached)

1:00 Arrive at Parade Ground Palace Enclosure -
Proceed directly to viewing platform, seating
-- Queen Alia's right

1:50 Army Musical Parade "Beating of the Retreat" Ends
Proceed to Airport

2:45 Airborne from Amman

6:40 Arrive Bonn
Helicopter to Bungalow

7:14 Arrive Bungalow

7:20 Cocktails followed by Dinner with Foreign Minister Scheel - Ambassador Hillenbrand and Mr. Hartman
(12:30)

12:35 Saw L. Eagleburger and A. Hartman

1:00 Called Miss Maginnes (inc.)

[y]

Bonn - Brussels - Washington, D.C.

Monday, March 4, 1974

<table><tr><td>8:05</td><td>Called Miss Sawyer</td></tr><tr><td>8:40</td><td>Saw Mr. Hartman</td></tr><tr><td>8:50</td><td>Breakfast with Mr. Carstens - Bungalow</td></tr><tr><td>9:35</td><td>Called Jurgen C. Weichert</td></tr><tr><td>10:00</td><td>Depart Bungalow for Meeting with Chancellor Willy Brandt</td></tr><tr><td>12:15</td><td>Return to Bungalow</td></tr><tr><td>12:18</td><td>Saw Ambassador Hillenbrand and Mr. Hartman</td></tr><tr><td>12:55</td><td>Helicopter to Airport</td></tr><tr><td>1:15</td><td>Airborne from Bonn</td></tr><tr><td>2:00</td><td>Arrive Brussels</td></tr><tr><td>2:15</td><td>Saw Ambassador Rumsfeld, L. Eagleburger and G. Vest</td></tr><tr><td>2:30</td><td>Brief the North Atlantic Council (4:38)</td></tr><tr><td>4:32</td><td>Brief Meeting with Press at NATO</td></tr><tr><td>5:10</td><td>Meeting with Foreign Minister Scheel, German Embassy Avenue Tervuren 190</td></tr><tr><td>6:05</td><td>Airborne from Brussels</td></tr><tr><td>9:35</td><td>Arrive Andrews, AFB Washington, D. C.</td></tr></table>

March 1, 1974 (All newspapers):

Amman- Dr. Henry Kissinger, will arrive in Amman at 2 p.m. Saturday on a short visit during which he will meet King Hussein and the Prime Minister/ Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Reuter reported that this visit is to complete Kissinger's discussions with the Jordanian officials during his recent trip to Jordan on Jan 19th concerning the separation of the Jordanian and Israeli forces.

كيسنجر
يصل عندًا إلى عُمان

عمان - يصل الى عمان فسي
الساعة الثانية من بعد ظهر يوم
غد - السبت - الدكتور هنری
كیسنجر وزیر الخارجه الامیرکی
فی زيارة قصيرة بقايل خلالها جملة
الحسین ویجعیم الى السبید زید
الرفاعی رئیس الوزراء وزیر الخارجه
و ذکرت رويتر ان الزيارة تأني
استکمالاً للمباحثات التي اجراءا
كیسنجر مع المسؤولين الاردنيين خلال
زيارة التي قام بها للاردن في التاسع
عشر من كانون الثاني الماضي بشان
الفصل بين القوات الاردنیة
والاسرائيلية على الجبهة الاردنیة.

March 2, 1974

(Ad-Dustour)

Editorial Article

THE HEART OF THE MISSION

Dr. Kissinger is expected in Amman today within his current tour. If Kissinger's efforts are destined to lead to an agreement on the disengagement of the Syrian and Israeli forces....such an agreement will be added as another accomplishment achieved by the US Secretary of State.

Still, we should say that these achievements do not mean that the road to peace based on justice is paved with flowers because there is still much to be done by Washington to curb the Israeli stubbornness and to compel Israel to withdraw from the occupied areas, including Jerusalem.

The US is to bear its responsibility as one of the two world superpowers and as a result of achieving the cease-fire and bringing the Geneva Conference into existence.

This explains that the heart of the problem - total withdrawal and total implementation of the S.C's resolutions - is supposed to be the heart of Kissinger's mission. This end is still the major target requiring further efforts.

رأي المحرر

جوليان الكوميغة

من المنتظر ان يصل اليوم الى عملان ، الدكور كيسنجر، في نطاق الجولة التي زار خلالها سورية ومصر واسراتيل ... واستطاع انتهاها ، ان يحصل على قاية بالاسمرى الاسرائيليين لدى سورية ، وأن ينقل الى دمشق افكار ، أو مقررات اسرائيل للنصál بين القوات على حبهة الجولان ، وأن يعيد العلاقات الدبلوماسية بين وتننن ... والظاهرة

وإذا قدر لجهود كيسنجر التي بنلتها للنصál بين القوات .. فان اتفاقا كهذا ، من شانه ان يفيض هذا الصدد .. وأنها انفاقا كهذا ، انها انفاقا جديدا ، الى الانجازات التي حققها وزير الخارجية الاميركي حى الآن ...

وعن تلك ، ينفي القول ، بلن هذه الانجازات ، لا تعفي ان الطريق لاقرار السلام قاتم على العدل في الشقق .. اذ لا إزالة أمام واتننن الوسط ، بات مفروشة بالورود .. ان تبديل جهودا مؤثرة ، للحد من تعنت اسرائيل ، وحملها على الاسحاب من كافة الارض الحية، وينضمها للقعدس ، تنفيذاً لقرار مجلس آلامen الدولي الصادر عام ١٩٧٧

ولا يخفى ، ان اضطلاع الولایات التعدية ، بهذه المهمة

March 2, 1974

(Ad-Dustour)

Editorial Article

THE HEART OF THE MISSION

KISSINGER VISITS AMMAN AND RIYAD TODAY

March 2, 1974

Reuter--Dr. Henry Kissinger, the US Secretary of State, will leave for
Riyad today (Saturday) to conduct quick talks, believed to be connected
with the Arab oil embargo. Later in the day, he will arrive in Amman to
continue the discussions which he started during his previous visit
to Jordan.

American officials accompanying Dr. Kissinger said he may return to
the area by the end of current month to help in keeping things moving
towards a total peaceful settlement in the ME.

The Secretary of State is expected to visit Bonn on Monday for talks
with Brandt, following which he will leave for Brussels to meet with
the Ministerial Council of NATO.

كيسنجر يزور الرياض وعمان اليوم

دمشق ١ رويتر - ينوجه الدكتور هنري كيسنجر وزير الخارجية الاميركية

إلى الرياض السبتمبر اليوم لاجراء محادثات سريعة يعتقد أنها ستنال

الحظر البترولي العربي ، ثم يصل في وقت لاحق إلى عمان لاستكمال

المحادثات التي كان قد اجراها خلال زيارته السابقة للاردن .

وقال مسؤولون أمريكيون يرافقون الدكتور كيسنجر أنه قد يعود الى

إلى المنطقة في نهاية الشهر الحالي للمساعدة على ابقاء الأمور متحركة

نحو تسوية سلمية شاملة في الشرق الأوسط .

ومن المقرر أن يزور وزير الخارجية الاميركية بون يوم الاثنين لاجراء

محادثات مع المستشار الاماني فيلي بران特، ويغادرها الى بروكسل للاجتماع

مع المجلس الوزاري لحلف شمال الاطلسي .

March 3, 1974

Amman, JNA-- H.M. the King received Dr. Henry Kissinger at the Royal Palace yesterday evening together with the accompanying delegation. H.R.H. Prince Hasan and Mr. Zayd Rifa'i, the Prime Minister, were present.

Dr. Kissinger arrived from Riyad yesterday evening and stated on arrival that the U.S. is doing all it can to bring about peace to the Middle East area. Of course, the US always bears in mind the old and traditional relations with Jordan.

Dr. Kissinger added: I am here in Jordan to discuss with H.M. King Hussein and the Prime Minister, the relations between the US and Jordan; these relations which I can describe as good and will grow stronger in the future.

The Prime Minister replied by saying: On behalf of H.M. the King and the Government of Jordan, I welcome Dr. Kissinger in Amman, as it is the pleasure of everyone of us to welcome him here.

We look forward to candid and open discussions with him for the sake of peace in the area as well as for the bilateral relations between our two countries which I can proudly and happily say are stronger than ever before.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Abdul-Muni'm Rifa'i, Mr. Baha Tuqan, the court Minister, Marshal Majali, Mr. Amer Khammash, General Mohammad Rasoul Kilani, the Minister of Information, the State Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Interior, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, the Lord mayor of Amman, the American Ambassador and a number of high ranking officials were at the airport to receive Dr. Kissinger on arrival at Amman airport.

["AD DUSTOUR, 4 March 1974", "\"BLOW OF THE RETREAT\"", "\"H.M. King Hussein, H.M. Queen 'Alya, Prince Hasan attended yesterday afternoon a Blow of the Retreat. Others attending the same event were: Dr Henry Kissinger, the U.S. Secretary of State, and the delegation accompanying him in addition to the delegations attending the conference of Governors of Arab central banks. The event was also attended by the Premier, the Ministers, the C-in-C, the King's Political Counselor, the Chief of Staff, and several senior authorities and members of the diplomatic missions & their wives. Picture.", "## تصويرة المسئ", "عمان - وفا - حضر جملة الملك الحسين وجلالة الملكة علياء وسمو الامير حسن ولي العهد بعد ظهر أمس\nنوبة المساء .\nكما حضر التوبة الدكتور هنري كبسنجر وزير خارجية الولايستات المتحدة الاميركية والوفد المرافق لسه\nوأعضاء الوفود المشتركة في اجتماعات بمحافظي البنوك المركزية العربية.\nوحضر نوبة المساء كذلك السيدرئيس الوزراء والمسادة وزراء القائد العام للقوات المسطحة 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THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON

March 5, 1974

Dear Ismail:

Our most recent discussions together, and those I
have had with President Sadat, have done much to continue
our joint endeavors to achieve a settlement, as we had hoped
would occur. More than this, however, we have been able to
place Egyptian-American relations on a footing commensurate
with the tasks that lie ahead.

I am delighted. Nearly four months ago, I mentioned my
belief that the agreement between our two countries to raise
their levels of representation in Washington and Cairo would
strengthen our relationship and mutual understanding. At that
time it was our hope that sufficient success would result from
our efforts to achieve a just and lasting settlement in the
Middle East so that it might be possible to reestablish full
diplomatic relations, and thereby to carry forth, unimpeded,
our diplomatic tasks without the strictures of the past seven
years. We now have signified not only the success we have
attained, but also expressed our sincere hope for success
that must come before a settlement, and peace, is ours.

I am especially happy to have the colorful oil painting
you so thoughtfully presented to me. It will be a constant
reminder of our close friendship.

His Excellency
Ismail Fahmy,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of
the Arab Republic of Egypt,
Cairo.

THE SECRETARY OF STATE

WASHINGTON

March 5, 1974

Your Majesty:

Once again I am deeply grateful for
Your Majesty's warm and gracious reception dur-
ing my latest visit to Jordan. I particularly
enjoyed the impressive "Beating of the Retreat"
military parade. I found our discussions ex-
tremely valuable not only concerning the Mid-East
situation but also with regard to reinforcing the
close relations between our two countries.

I look forward particularly to Your
Majesty's forthcoming visit to the United States
as an opportunity to strengthen our relations and
to advance our mutual search for a just and last-
ing peace in the area.

Warm regards,

His Majesty
Hussein I,
King of the Hashemite
Kingdom of Jordan,
Amman.

GIFTS RECEIVED AND GIVEN ON MIDDLE EAST TRIP - Feb. 25-March 4, 1974 and BONN/BRUSSELS

Received in Cairo (March 1, 1974)

From Foreign Minister Fahmy - Unique Oil Painting

From President Sadat - Mother-of-Pearl inlaid table

To Foreign Minister Fahmy - Man's silver covered dresser box with American Pine Cone design on lid, lined in suade, 6 1/2" diameter.

To President Sadat - Bicentennial Commission limited edition plate with blue and gold border, centered with two American Eagles, 10" diameter.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Executive Secretariat

MEMORANDUM

March 11, 1974

TO: S/CPR - Mr. Patrick Daly

SUBJECT: Gifts Given on Secretary Kissinger's Trip to the Middle East and Europe, 2/25-3/4/74

1. For Syria

Moonrock samples and Syrian Flag taken to the moon, on presentation stand with inscription to the People of Syria from the President, turned over to Mr. Thomas J. Scotes, Head, U.S. Interests Section, Damascus, at the Syrian Government Guest House the evening of February 26, 1974, for delivery to President Asad.

2. For Egypt

1. Bicentennial Commission limited-edition plate with blue and gold border, centered with two American Eagles, 10" diameter, turned over to Miss Elizabeth Jones, American Embassy, Cairo, on February 28, 1974, for delivery to President Sadat.

1. Man's silver covered dresser box with American Pine Cone design on lid, lined in suede, 6-1/2" diameter, turned over to Miss Jones at Cairo on February 28, 1974, for delivery to Foreign Minister Fahmy.

The key to the steamer trunk containing the remainder of the gifts is attached.

SECRETARY OF STATE
FOREIGN TRAVEL GIFT REGISTER

NAME OF COUNTRY Egypt
AND CITY Cairo

FOR: THE SECRETARY XXX
OTHER

DATE RECEIVED February 28, 1974

FROM: NAME AND TITLE President Mohamed Anwar El Sadat
COMPLETE ADDRESS Abdin Palace
Cairo, Egypt

(Correct salutation for use in acknowledgment)

Dear Mr. President

DESCRIPTION OF GIFT: (Detailed as required) Low round wooden table inlaid with mother of pearl

ACKNOWLEDGED: XXX BY WHOM Draft acknowledgment attached

DISPOSITION: Loaded into baggage compartment of Secretary's aircraft in Cairo.

Non-perishables to be sent Attn: Executive Director, Executive Secretariat, Room 7517, Department of State

Perishables (State disposition)

Prepare form in quadruplicate. One copy to be affixed to gift, three copies to be given to Executive Director, Executive Secretariat (S/S-EX), or sent to Room 7517, Department of State, Washington, D.C. 20520.

All gifts received should be acknowledged as soon as possible after the Secretary's visit. The Embassy is requested to reply, when appropriate, to local donors of other than official gifts and to provide draft acknowledgments for donors of official gifts to the Secretariat (S/S-S). Incoming correspondence must be attached to the Executive Director's copy of this form if the gift has been acknowledged, or to the draft acknowledgment provided to the Secretariat.

DRAFT GIFT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

His Excellency
President Mohamed Anwar El Sadat
Abdin Palace
Cairo, Egypt

Dear Mr. President:

May I express to you my deepest thanks for the beautiful
gift you so generously presented to me after our recent
meeting in Cairo. The inlaid table is truly a magnificent
example of the beauty I have experienced in Egypt's ancient
history as well as in the present.

With best wishes and warmest regards.

DRAFT GIFT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

His Excellency
Ismail Fahmi
Foreign Minister
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cairo, Egypt

Dear Ismail:

I would like to express my most sincere thanks to you once
again for the delightful gift you so generously presented
to me during my last visit to Cairo. The painting of the
mosque depicts beautifully the lightness and spirit of Egypt
that I look forward to enjoying on each of my trips to your
country.

With warmest regards.

March 2nd, 1974

Dear Henry,

if you need someone over here to do
the more private or inofficial errands
and in case you have no better plans
(or Guido happens to be around) please
give us a ring. Privat 37 48 65,
office 107 350.

Welcome, at that, and all good wishes.
Kindest regards, especially from Ille.

Sincerely

yours

(Jürgen C. Weichert)

Bonn - Bad Godesberg
Germanenstraße 60

Mr. Henry A Kissinger
The Secretary of State
United States of America

c/o Bundeskanzleramt
53 B o n n

Bungalow

February 28, 1974

His Excellency
Manuel Alabart
Embassy of Spain
28 Rue Ahmed Hechmat
Zamalek
Cairo, Egypt

Excellency:

As you know, the Governments of the United States and Egypt have today agreed to resume diplomatic relations. I am sure that you share our pleasure in this happy development, which will relieve you of the often onerous protection responsibilities which your Government has so generously afforded American interests in Egypt since 1967.

I take this opportunity to convey to you my deep appreciation for your unstinting helpfulness during the past two years and especially during the critical days of last October. Your tireless efforts in our behalf have reflected the warm relations which exist between our two countries and the diplomatic skill which we associate with our distinguished Spanish colleagues.

I have written to His Excellency, Foreign Minister Cortina Mauri, to express my Government's gratitude for the splendid support which you and your predecessor, my friend Ambassador Sagaz, have extended to us in Egypt.

Ambasador Sagar, have extended to me in Egypt.
abundant support which you and your predecessor, my friend
Cortina Mauri, to express my Government's gratitude for the
I have written to His Excellency, Foreign Minister
our distinguished Spanish colleague.

countries and the diplomatic skill which we associate with
reflected the warm relations which exist between our two
last October. Your tireless efforts in our behalf have
beast two years and especially during the critical days of
appreciation for your unentertaining helpfulness during the
I take this opportunity to convey to you my deep
afforded American interests in Egypt since 1967.
reasonabilities which your Government has so generously
which will relieve you of the often onerous protection
am sure that you share our pleasure in this happy development,
Egypt have today agreed to resume diplomatic relations. I
As you know, the Governments of the United States and
Excellency:

Cairo, Egypt
Samalek
O.B. Rue Ahmed Hechmat
Embassy of Spain
Manuel Alapart
His Excellency

Februara 28, 1974

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Department of State

TELEGRAM

CN: 0158

RMK Mar 1, 1974

17262

INDICATE:

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CHARGE TO

E.O. 11652: N/A

TAGS: OVIP

SUBJECT: Thank you

DISTRIBUTION

ACTION: AmEmbassy CAIRO IMMEDIATE
INFO: SecState WASH DC

UNCLASSIFIED T...V. 0158
SECTO 89

FOR AMBASSADOR EILTS FROM SECRETARY

I want to thank you and all the members of the embassy staff
for your outstanding support during my visit. I know how much
work the visits involve and especially appreciate your efforts
which are more efficient each time I come. Please pass along
my appreciation to everyone involved.

KISSINGER

DRAFTED BY:

S:LPBremer,III:ml

CLEARANCES:

S/S

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TELEGRAM

IND

☐ C., .J. ST

☐ CHARGE TO

AMEMBASSY AMMAN

DISTRIBUTION

ACTION: AMEMBASSY JIDDA

INFO: SEC STATE WASHDC

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M TAGS: OVIP (KISSINGER, HENRY A.)

CONFIDENTIAL

Akins

FOR AMBASSADOR FROM THE SECRETARY

Again I am grateful for the Embassy's outstanding
support for our brief stop in Riyadh. I fully appre-
ciate the burden placed on you and your staff in
arranging these visits so far from Jidda, and I ask
to
you pass on this my thanks to all concerned for
their help.

KISSINGER

DRAFTED BY:

S S-S:SWorrell ms

CLEARANCES:

DRAFTING DATE

3/3/74

TEL. EXT.

APPROVED BY:

S: LPBremer

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