Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08MANAGUA979
2008-07-30 19:43:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Managua
Cable title:
NICARAGUA: ORTEGA INVITED TO TRADE SUMMIT
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UNCLAS MANAGUA 000979
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
STATE PASS USTR
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ETRD ECON
SUBJECT: NICARAGUA: ORTEGA INVITED TO TRADE SUMMIT
REF: SECSTATE 80675
UNCLAS MANAGUA 000979
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
STATE PASS USTR
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ETRD ECON
SUBJECT: NICARAGUA: ORTEGA INVITED TO TRADE SUMMIT
REF: SECSTATE 80675
1. (SBU) Post delivered reftel invitation to President Ortega
via diplomatic note on July 29 seeking his participation in a
trade summit to be held during the September 22 - 26
timeframe, to coincide with the United Nations General
Assembly. Emboffs also contacted officials at the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and
Development to make them aware of the invitation and enlist
their support in encouraging Ortega's participation in the
summit.
2. (SBU) Comment: Post will continue to follow up with the
Nicaraguan Government and relay any substantive response.
However, President Ortega's travel is often confirmed only at
the last minute, and coordination with the his staff is
exceedingly difficult. Given Ortega's generally
uncomplimentary view of the United States - Central America -
Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement, we would be somewhat
surprised if he chose to participate in the trade summit.
End comment.
TRIVELLI
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
STATE PASS USTR
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ETRD ECON
SUBJECT: NICARAGUA: ORTEGA INVITED TO TRADE SUMMIT
REF: SECSTATE 80675
1. (SBU) Post delivered reftel invitation to President Ortega
via diplomatic note on July 29 seeking his participation in a
trade summit to be held during the September 22 - 26
timeframe, to coincide with the United Nations General
Assembly. Emboffs also contacted officials at the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and
Development to make them aware of the invitation and enlist
their support in encouraging Ortega's participation in the
summit.
2. (SBU) Comment: Post will continue to follow up with the
Nicaraguan Government and relay any substantive response.
However, President Ortega's travel is often confirmed only at
the last minute, and coordination with the his staff is
exceedingly difficult. Given Ortega's generally
uncomplimentary view of the United States - Central America -
Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement, we would be somewhat
surprised if he chose to participate in the trade summit.
End comment.
TRIVELLI