AL-AHRAM

December 15, 1973

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PRESIDENT SADAT CONCLUDES TALKS WITH KISSINGER BY DEFINING GENEVA
CONFERENCE GOALS

CONFERENCE FIRST STEP INCLUDES DISENGAGEMENT COMBATING FORCES

CONFERENCE SEEKS IMPLEMENTING SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION REQUIRING
FULL ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL FROM ARAB TERRITORIES AND RECOGNIZING
PALESTINIAN RIGHTS

INTERNATIONAL CONSULTATIONS DURING SADAT-KISSINGER TALKS. KISSINGER
PHONED NIXON AND MET SOVIET AMBASSADOR TWICE

SADAT GIVES IMPORTANT STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE BASIS OF AGREEMENT
WITH KISSINGER

CAIRO PRESS REVIEW

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December 15, 1973

## Main Story

* President Sadat Concludes Talks With Kissinger By Defining Aims Of Geneva Conference

* First Stage Of Geneva Conference Includes Disengagement Of Belligerent Forces

* Conference's Aim Is Execution Of Security Council Resolution By Effecting Total Israeli Withdrawal From Arab Territories And Recognition Of Rights Of Palestinian People

* International Contacts: Kissinger Phones Nixon And Holds Two Meetings With Soviet Ambassador

* Important Statements By Sadat On Subjects Agreed Upon With Kissinger

President Anwar El Sadat yesterday conducted his talks with Secretary of State Mr. Henry Kissinger by defining the aims of the Geneva Conference. The subjects agreed upon during the talks include the disengagement of forces during the first stage. The biggest goal of the conference, namely, the execution of the Security Council resolution, which includes total Israeli withdrawal from the Arab territories, and recognition of the Palestinian people's rights comes next.

During Kissinger's 20-hour visit to Cairo, international contacts were held in between his two meetings with President Sadat. Kissinger's contacts included:

1. A telephone call with U.S. President Richard Nixon between the two meetings. Kissinger had with President Sadat. Kissinger informed President Nixon of the details of the first stage of talks, and received his directives which he conveyed to President Sadat together with President Nixon's greetings and his satisfaction with the progress which the Secretary of State achieved during his talks with President Sadat on Thursday night.

2. Kissinger's contacts with the Soviet leaders through Vice President Nixon's meeting with the Soviet ambassador in Cairo, who met twice with the Secretary of State.