Identifier
Created
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09BUDAPEST698
2009-09-22 15:35:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Budapest
Cable title:
HUNGARY'S REPLY TO FAO BUDGET - DEMARCHE FOR ZERO
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UNCLAS BUDAPEST 000698
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: EFIN FAO AORC EAGR EAID KUNR UN HU
SUBJECT: HUNGARY'S REPLY TO FAO BUDGET - DEMARCHE FOR ZERO
NOMINAL GROWTH
REF: STATE 096467
UNCLAS BUDAPEST 000698
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: EFIN FAO AORC EAGR EAID KUNR UN HU
SUBJECT: HUNGARY'S REPLY TO FAO BUDGET - DEMARCHE FOR ZERO
NOMINAL GROWTH
REF: STATE 096467
1. (SBU) EconOff delivered reftel points to Bernadett Kollar,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Head of Unit for International
Organizations. Ms. Kollar stated that while she was not
specifically aware of the Food and Agricultural
Organization's (FAO) proposed budget increase, Hungary would
likely take a similar stance as the U.S. on this issue. She
added that unexpected budget increases--not just with the FAO
but with UN organizations in general--make Hungary's budget
planning difficult. Kollar stated that further internal
coordination would take place with the Ministry of
Agriculture and its Brussels Permrep. EconOff asked Kollar
to share Hungary's position with us if something different
than expected emerges.
LEVINE
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: EFIN FAO AORC EAGR EAID KUNR UN HU
SUBJECT: HUNGARY'S REPLY TO FAO BUDGET - DEMARCHE FOR ZERO
NOMINAL GROWTH
REF: STATE 096467
1. (SBU) EconOff delivered reftel points to Bernadett Kollar,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Head of Unit for International
Organizations. Ms. Kollar stated that while she was not
specifically aware of the Food and Agricultural
Organization's (FAO) proposed budget increase, Hungary would
likely take a similar stance as the U.S. on this issue. She
added that unexpected budget increases--not just with the FAO
but with UN organizations in general--make Hungary's budget
planning difficult. Kollar stated that further internal
coordination would take place with the Ministry of
Agriculture and its Brussels Permrep. EconOff asked Kollar
to share Hungary's position with us if something different
than expected emerges.
LEVINE