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September 01, 1994

MIDDLE EAST PEACE PROCESS, ARMS CONTROL AND REGIONAL SECURITY WORKING GROUP, SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER'S SYMPOSIUM, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA, AUGUST 29-SEPTEMBER 1, 1994: FACILITATOR'S PERCEPTION PAPER

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    (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) This facilitator’s perception paper summarizes the discussion of the 1994 ACRS Working Group plenary in Canada. At the plenary, the delegates discussed the Middle East Peace Process, maritime search and rescue and incident prevention, and confidence-building.
    "Middle East Peace Process, Arms Control and Regional Security Working Group, Senior Naval Officer's Symposium, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, August 29-September 1, 1994: Facilitator's Perception Paper," September 01, 1994, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Michael Yaffe Personal Papers https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/270582

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(Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) This facilitator’s perception paper summarizes the discussion of the 1994 ACRS Working Group plenary in Canada. At the plenary, the delegates discussed the Middle East Peace Process, maritime search and rescue and incident prevention, and confidence-building.

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