09-04-1998 03:11PM

CZECH EMBASSY

+1 202 966 8540 P.01

VELVYSLANECTVÍ ČESKÉ REPUBLIKY
EMBASSY OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC

3900 Spring of Freedom Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20008
Phone:202-274 9101
Our Fax Number: 202-966 8540

TO: Suzanne McFarlane, Dr. Kissinger's Office

FROM: Dana Psenicova, Office of the Ambassador

DATE: September 4, 1998

Pages (including cover page): 1

FAX SENT TO FAX NUMBER: 212-759 0042

COMMENTS:

Dear Suzanne,

This is to confirm that the private meeting between President Havel and dr. Kissinger will take place on Wednesday, September 16, at 8:50 am, at the Blair House.

The driver will be permitted the access at the front of the Blair House. For security clearance I would need to know the driver's name, his date of birth, ID number, and licence tag number.

Mr. Jiri PEHE, Director of the Department of Foreign Relations of the Office of the President and Czech Ambassador to the US Alexandr Vondra will be attending the meeting as well.

Please call me if you need any assistance.

Have a nice day.

TOTAL P.01

DH
Dagmar Havlová

SEP 22 1998

Prague, September 7, 1998

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

Allow me to acquaint you with my proposal to establish a small botanical garden in the park at Lany. As you surely aware, the park at Lany, as part of the presidential residence, has been closed to the public in the past, and it is my husband, Vaclav Havel, who may be credited with opening the park to the public.

Visitors may now stroll through this beautiful park, and, in the future, may combine relaxation with education by visiting the newly established botanical garden. A wide variety of bushes, herbaceous plants, and other vegetation from all around the world will be represented in the garden.

There will be a small informational sign next to each specimen, which will identify not only its country of origin, but also the individual who dedicated the plant to the garden.

It is in this context that I turn to you, as a person who spends a great deal of time traveling to different corners of the world, and request you to enrich our garden with a specimen from one of your trips.

I firmly believe that this project will become a tradition to which I hope you will also contribute.

Yours sincerely,

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
USA

HENRY A. KISSINGER

December 3, 1998

Dear Mr. President:

A note from me was supposed to accompany the letter
from the Chairman of PepsiCo, which was forwarded
to you early in November. Somehow it got screwed
up by my office and mine was left behind.

What my note had said was that I hope you will be
able to accept Roger Enrico's invitation to the
conference in Montreux that PepsiCo is sponsoring
next September 9-12. I will be participating,
and it would be a great benefit and personal plea-
sure if you were able to join us to give the
opening address. I think you will find it to be
both a stimulating program and an interesting
group.

I am enclosing a copy of Enrico's original letter,
which gives more information about the conference.
I do hope you will be able to deliver the keynote
address and to stay for as many of the proceedings
as your schedule will allow.

His Excellency
Vaclav Havel
President of the
Czech Republic

Enclosure

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ROGER A. ENRICO
CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

October 23, 1998

His Excellency Vaclav Havel
President
Czech Republic

Dear Mr. President:

As our distinguished friend Dr. Kissinger informed you, we would like to extend to you a most cordial invitation to be the keynote speaker at a business leaders' conference that PepsiCo will host in Montreux, Switzerland, September 9-12, 1999. We would be delighted if you could honor us with your presence.

This biennial conference, which we call Top-to-Top, gathers the CEOs of major food companies (mostly of Europe) and their spouses, along with a few PepsiCo senior executives (a total of about 200 participants).

Our conference is held over a long weekend (from Thursday to Sunday) in a relaxed environment and with no publicity. We have two full morning sessions, with afternoons free for leisure activities and sports. We regroup for dinner and entertainment, concluding our conference with a gala event on Saturday evening.

This forum is designed to offer our guests a thought-provoking and stimulating program enhanced by experts and personalities in various fields -- from economy and business to science, culture and world affairs. In the past we were privileged to have with us Margaret Thatcher, Douglas Hurd, Valery Giscard D'Estaing, Raymond Barre, Vaclav Klaus, Aleksander Kwasniewski, Helmut Schmidt and Kurt Biedenkopf.

The general theme for next year's conference is *Major Challenges in the New Millennium*, and we would like to invite you to deliver the opening keynote address on Friday, September 10, in the morning. Without limiting in any way the scope of the proposed speech, we would suggest a special emphasis on the moral challenges of leadership.

JOÃO HAVELANGE

AUG 17 1998

Rio de Janeiro,
August 8th, 1998

Mr
Henry A. Kissinger
Twenty-Sixth Floor
350 Park Avenue
NEW YORK, New York 10022
USA

Dear Friend
Secretary Kissinger.

I just received at my Rio's office your kind letter of August 5th whose terms very much touched me.

With Anna Maria I was very happy to have you and Nancy in Paris during the World Cup 98, not only for the pleasure of your company, but also to comply with your interest and passion for football. We have to thank you both for your presence and for the demonstrations of your kindness and friendship.

I am looking forward to see you soon in New York, and I will not fail to let you know in advance.

Please convey our respects to Nancy, and receive dear Secretary and friend my strong "abraço" with the testimony of my warm admirations and esteem.