Analytical Studies
G7/8 Summits • Paris Summit
G7 Delegations
July 14-16, 1989, Paris
Canada
Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister
Joe Clark, Secretary of State for External Affairs
Michael H. Wilson, Minister of Finance
James H. Taylor, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
France
François Mitterrand, President
Roland Dumas, Minister of State, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Pierre Bérégovoy, Minister of State, Minister of the Economy, Finance and the Budget
Jacques Attali, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Germany (Federal Republic)
Helmut Kohl, Federal Chancellor
Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
Helmut Haussmann, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs
Theo Waigel, Federal Minister of Finance
Hans Tietmeyer, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Italy
Ciriaco de Mita, President of the Council of Ministers
Giulio Andreotti, Minister of External Affairs
Giuliano Amato, Minister of the Treasury
Umberto Vattani, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Japan
Sousuke Uno, Prime Minister
Hiroshi Mitzuzuka, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Tatsuo Murayama, Minister of Finance
Seiroku Kajiyama, Minister of International Trade and Industry
Michihiko Kunihiro, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
United Kingdom
Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister
Geoffrey Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Nigel Lawson, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Nigel Wicks, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
United States
George Bush, President
James A. Baker, Secretary of State
Nicholas J. Brady, Secretary of the Treasury
Richard T. McCormack, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
European Communities
Jacques Delors, President of the Commission
Frans Andriessen, Vice-President, External Relations
Honning Christophersen, Vice-President, Economic and Financial Affairs
Pascal Lamy, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
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