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DELEGATIONS

Leader and Sherpa ~ Foreign Ministers ~ Finance Ministers

Leader and Sherpa

Canada:

Jean Chrétien, Prime Minister
Don Campbell, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

France:

Jacques Chirac, President of the Republic
Jean-David Levitte, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Germany:

Helmut Kohl, Chancellor
Jürgen Stark, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Italy:

Romano Prodi, President of the Council of Ministers
Roberto Nigido, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Japan:

Ryutaro Hashimoto, Prime Minister
Koichi Haraguchi, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Russian Federation:

Boris Yeltsin, President
Alexander Livshits, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

United Kingdom:

Tony Blair, Prime Minister
John Holmes, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

United States:

William J. Clinton, President
James B. Steinberg, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

European Union:

Jacques Santer, President
Sir Leon Brittan, Vice President
Jim Cloos, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Foreign Ministers

These ministers will meet in the week prior to the Birmingham G8 Summit.

Canada:

Lloyd Axworthy, Secretary of State for External Affairs

France:

Hubert Védrine, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Germany:

Klaus Kinkel, Foreign Minister

Italy:

Lamberto Dini, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Japan:

Keizo Obuchi, Minister for Foreign Affairs

Russian Federation:

Yevgeniy Primakov, Minister of Foreign Affairs

United Kingdom:

Robin Cook, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

United States:

Madeleine K. Albright, Secretary of State

European Union:

Hans Van Den Broek, Foreign Affairs Commissioner

Finance Ministers

These ministers will meet in the week prior to the Birmingham G8 Summit.

Canada:

Paul Martin, Minister of Finance
Gordon Thiessen, Central Bank Governor

France:

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry
Jean-Claude Trichet, Central Bank Governor

Germany:

Theodor Waigel, Finance Minister
Hans Tietmeyer, Central Bank Governor

Italy:

Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Minister of the Treasury
Antonio Fazio, Central Bank Governor

Japan:

Hikaru Matsunaga, Minister of Finance
Masaru Hayami, Central Bank Governor

Russian Federation:

Mikhail Zadornov, Minister of Finance
Sergei Konstantinovic Dubinin, Central Bank Governor

United Kingdom:

Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Eddie George, Central Bank Governor

United States:

Robert E. Rubin, Secretary of the Treasury
Allan Greenspan, Federal Reserve Chairman

European Union:

Yves-Thibault de Silguy, European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs


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