text: New York, N.Y. 10021 Teleehone: 734-7608 * The following intergovernroental organizations, which have received a standing invitation to participate in the sessions and the work of the General Asseroblv as observers, do not roaintain perroanent offices at Headquarters: African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States African Developroent Bank Agency for Cultural and Technical Co-operation Agency for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin Aroerica and the Caribbean CoTllll'onwealth Secretariat Latin Aroerican Econoroic Systero Organization of Aroerican States -282- COUNCIL FOR MUTUAL ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE* H.E. Mr. Alexander STRESOV Arobassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mrs. Stresov Mr. Ivan SOI'IROV Minister Plenipotentiary Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mrs. Sotirov Mr. Etien NINOV Counsellor Mrs. Ninov Mr. Svetlozar PANOV Third Secretary Mrs. Panov *The above delegation represents the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance at the United Nations and will serve in that capacity during the term of the People's Republic of Bulgaria's presidency of CMEA from July 1988 until further notice. Address: Permanent Mission of the People's Republic of Bulgaria to the United Nations 11 East 84th Street New York, N.Y. 10028 Telephone: 737-4790, 4791 -283-EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY* Mr. Jean-Pierre DERISBOURG Head of the delegation of the Cororoission of the European Cororounities to the United Nations Mrs. Gudrun Liroberg-Derisbourg Mrs. Arlette LAURENT Counsellor Deputy head of the delegation of the Cororoission of the European Cororounities to the United Nations Mr. Brian McDONALD Counsellor (Econoroic Affairs) Miss Susan BESFORD Attache (Adroinistration) * Represented by H.E. M. Pierre-Louis BLANC, Perroanent Representative of France to the united Nations, France exercising the presidency of the council of the European Cororounities until 31 Decerober 1989, and by the head of the delegation of the Cororoission of the European Cororounities to the United Nations. France will be succeeded by Ireland 
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