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G7/8 Summits > 1999 Köln Summit

1999 Köln Summit: Delegations

Köln, Germany, June 18-20, 1999

Leaders and Sherpas | Foreign Ministers | Finance Ministers

Leaders and Sherpas

Canada:

• Jean Chrétien, Prime Minister
• Don Campbell, Personal Representative (Sherpa)/li>

France:

• Jacques Chirac, President of the Republic/li>
• Jean-David Levitte, Personal Representative (Sherpa)/li>
• Dominique Perraud (Sous-Sherpa)

Germany:

• Gerhard Schröder, Chancellor /li>
• Klaus Gretschmann, Personal Representative (Sherpa)/li>

Italy:

• Massimo D'Alema, Prime Minister/li>
• Francesco Olivieri, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Japan:

• Keizo Obuchi, Prime Minister/li>
• Koichi Haraguchi, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Russian Federation:

• Boris Yeltsin, President/li>
• Andrei Shapovalyants, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

United Kingdom:

• Tony Blair, Prime Minister/li>
• Jeremy Heywood, Personal Representative (Sherpa)/li>

United States:

• William J. Clinton, President/li>
• James B. Steinberg, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

European Union:

• Jacques Santer, Acting President/li>
• Jim Cloos, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

Foreign Ministers

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

Canada

Lloyd Axworthy, Minister of Foreign Affairs

France

Hubert Védrine, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Germany

Joschka Fischer, Foreign Minister

Italy

Lamberto Dini, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Japan

Yukihiko Ikeda, 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 Köln 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

Hans Eichel, Finance Minister
Hans Tietmeyer, Central Bank Governor

Italy

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

Japan

Kichii Miyazawa, Minister of Finance
Masaru Hayami, Central Bank Governor

Russia

Mikhail Zadornov, Minister of Finance
Victor Vladimirovitch Gerashchenko, 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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