Deliberation and a restatement of the constitutional document for the transitional period it is a very glorious moment and we seize the opportunity to extend all appreciation to both the delegations and the respective heads of the delegations as they have demonstrated a great deal of patriotism and responsibility. And we seize the opportunity as well to extend all appreciation to the delegates of both of the teams for the wit. Expertise and know how and knowledge they have demonstrated along with their respective leaders once again and to conclude it is here at cheve huge achievement. And we thank the supporting teams who have provided all assistance to the mediators we they have provided all possible assistance to us as mediators. Especially dr ahmed ahmed the Prime Minister of if you appear. For the initiative started by him and to his well. Educated cultured the thinker his advisor mr mahmood who has been working closely with me. In absolute patience and dedication. I also thank the
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Minutes. All right, so this next panel is a little different. The first two, in a sense. You had a military power. You had a panel. And this is what i call a disparate panel. Each of these folks represents something quite different. But the theme that brings it together is, postwar vietnam and all the different ways it has evolved. And rather than go through the tedious nature. Long introductions. Keith Washington Posts brilliant Foreign Correspondent man about town currently runs the journalism at the university of hong kong, which is worth its own panel. Right. And hong is a professor of distinction at columbia and. I can tell you, having been to one of her events just the other day, it was completely fascinating for reasons i think well get into, which is what is the nature of todays vietnam and ambassador burckhardt was not an ambassador when i first met him. He was a Junior Service officer who, unlike the rest of his people, actually talked to a reporter, which may have been the r
Minutes. All right, so this next panel is a little different. The first two, in a sense. You had a military power. You had a panel. And this is what i call a disparate panel. Each of these folks represents something quite different. But the theme that brings it together is, postwar vietnam and all the different ways it has evolved. And rather than go through the tedious nature. Long introductions. Keith Washington Posts brilliant Foreign Correspondent man about town currently runs the journalism at the university of hong kong, which is worth its own panel. Right. And hong is a professor of distinction at columbia and. I can tell you, having been to one of her events just the other day, it was completely fascinating for reasons i think well get into, which is what is the nature of todays vietnam and ambassador burckhardt was not an ambassador when i first met him. He was a Junior Service officer who, unlike the rest of his people, actually talked to a reporter, which may have been the r
Berkley, area of history and this center. I thought u. S. History for about 25 years. I am retired now. One of the projects that i had was to try and advance the academic study of religion on the campus which had been a sort of hit and miss operation. A group of us thought we ought to do something about this. We have big grants and we now have this Berkley Center which works well, is very pluralistic. We study all kinds of religions. It is open for secular as well as faith commitment discussions. We like to say sometimes that the model of the center is released ink i dont know is too religion is too important to be left in the hands of the people that believe in it. Your focus there. The contribution i have made is the study of American Protestantism. I have been writing about that and i have been incorporated in a number of their projects. I am convening a workshop, bringing in scholars to discuss history of protestantism later this year which is one of the several things that we do a