text: *Sr. Jorge Ivan MORA GODOY Departure: Advisers Sra. Margarita E. VALLE CAMINO OTHER MOVEMENTS The following Permanent Representatives have temporarily left New York: AUSTRALIA H.E. Dr. Peter Stephen WILENSKI, AO. During his absence, Mr. Howard Percival BAMSEY, Minister, Deputy Permanent Representative, is acting as Chargé da'Affaires a.i. BYELORUSSIAN SSR Pending the appointment of a new Per- manent Representative, Mr. Oleg WN. PASHKEVICH, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, Deputy Per- manent Representative, is acting as Chargé d'Affaires a.i. 4 ST/SG/SER.A/266/Add.2 CAMEROON Pending the appointment of a new Per- manent Representative, Mrs. Elsie Ngowo MBELLA NGOMBA, Second Counsellor, is acting as Chargé d'Affaires a.i. GHANA H.E. Mr. James Victor GBEHO. During his absence, Mr. Nelson K. DUMEVI, Min- ister, Deputy Permanent Representative, is acting as Chargé d'Affaires a.i. NICARAGUA H.E. Dr. Alejandro SERRANO CALDERA. During his absence, Sr. William VIGIL BLACK, Minister Counsellor, is acting as Chargé d8Affaires a.i. SOLOMON ISLANDS Pending the appointment of a new Per- manent Representative, Mr. Beraki Luje JINO, First Secretary, is acting as Chargé d9Affaires a.i. TOGO H.E. M. Koff£i ADJOYI. During his ab- sence, M. Latévi Modem LAWSON-BETUM, First Counsellor, is acting as Chargé a'Affaires a.i. The following Permanent Representatives have returned and have resumed their func- tions: ANGOLA H.E. Mr. Manuel Pedro PACAVIRA BELGIUM H.E. M. Paul NOTERDAEME BURKINA FASO H.E. M. Gaétan Rimwanguiya OUEDRAOGO BURUNDI H.E. M. Benoit SEBURYAMO CAMBODIA H.E. M. THIOUNN Prasith GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF H.E. Dr. Hans Otto BRAUTIGAM GUYANA H.E. Mr. Samuel R. INSANALLY MALDIVES H.E. Mr. Hussein MANIKFAN PAKISTAN H.E. Mr. Nasim AHMED PORTUGAL H.E. Mr. Fernando José REINO SENEGAL H.E. Mme Absa Claude DIALLO SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC H.E. Mr. Ahmad Fathi AL4-MASRI ZAIRE H.E. M. BAGBENI ADEITO NZENGEYA Published at Headquarters, New York 
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