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September 14, 1993

[DRAFT] CHAIRMAN'S SUMMARY -- SYDNEY

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    (Sydney, Novia Scotia, Canada - Chairman's Summary) In this draft, the Chairman writes about the results of the intercessional workshop on Maritime confidence building in Nova Scotia in 1993. The workshop had two main goals: the development of cooperation arrangement for search and rescue efforts and the avoidance of incidents of conflict at sea.
    "[Draft] Chairman's Summary -- Sydney ," September 14, 1993, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Mike Yaffe Personal Papers https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/270573

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(Sydney, Novia Scotia, Canada - Chairman's Summary) In this draft, the Chairman writes about the results of the intercessional workshop on Maritime confidence building in Nova Scotia in 1993. The workshop had two main goals: the development of cooperation arrangement for search and rescue efforts and the avoidance of incidents of conflict at sea.

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