July 25, 1963
Cable from the Commercial Attaché, Chinese Embassy in Mali, to the General Bureau for Economic Relations with Foreign Countries
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Document Received by the General Bureau for Economic Relations with Foreign Countries
External Document [Received by the People's Republic of China] #2129
([19]63) Mali Commerce [Top] Secret [Document] #104
General Bureau for Economic Relations with Foreign Countries:
(1) Work Summary for Training of Malinese Rice Transplanter Machinists.
(2) Work Summary for Training Malinese [Agricultural] Technical Personnel [related to] Tea.
(3) Work Summary for Training Malinese [Agricultural] Technical Personnel [related to] Sugar Cane
(4) Water Use Experts Work Situation and Reporting of Current Work Problems
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Commercial Attaché [of the People's Republic of China] Embassy in Mali
25 July 1963
A coversheet for several reports on Chinese economic assistance to Mali.
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