Douglas Hurd

Heard Island And McDonald Islands

I have two questions for Mr. Hurd.

The first is for Mr. Hurd.

Mr. Douglas Hurd, in Madrid

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Mr. Hurd, I would like to ask you three questions.

Mr. Madhavsingh Solanki (Minister for Northern Ireland

Two questions for Mr. Hurd.

Mr. Hurd pointed out that variety was one common feature.

Mr. Douglas Hurd apos s visit has been short, but very busy.

He also met with British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd in London. 100

I. Joint press conference with Foreign Secretary, Mr. Douglas Hurd, in Madrid . 18

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However, the Hurd itself remains under development, and as such is not ready for use in production systems.

This quot conditionality quot is a long way from the conditionality that Douglas Hurd was espousing in 1990 and 1991

Mr. Hurd (United Kingdom) I should like first to congratulate you most warmly, Sir, on your election as President.

Mr. Hurd pointed out that variety was the one common feature and that there was no blueprint for all the Territories represented.

For these reasons, I believe that it has been a useful visit and, having said that, I give the floor to Mr. Hurd so that he can make his opening statement.

Today apos s meeting was in our view a significant one because, as we said at the beginning of our statement, Douglas Hurd and I had not seen each other for approximately two years.

And I should like to ask Mr. Hurd how much longer it is going to be before the United Kingdom complies with the agreement on joint use of Gibraltar airport.

As Minister Hurd said last year for the expense involved in the deployment of one battalion of peace keepers, the Secretary General can send a great many personal representatives.

As regards future contacts with Argentina, Mr. Hurd said the islanders must make up their own minds as individuals and as a community through their councillors.

This follows last year apos s 65 million quot soft loan quot agreed by Douglas Hurd for a power generating plant in Kalimantan, where British mining companies have substantial interests.

Mr. Hurd noted that the world had changed so dramatically that the pressure to decolonize, which had been so strong, had become more complicated.

We also identified certain areas in which our colleagues will be able to continue working during the coming weeks, and we considered the possibility of arranging for the two of us, Mr. Hurd and myself, to meet again before the end of the year.

The President (interpretation from French) The first speaker in the resumed debate is the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, His Excellency Mr. Douglas Hurd, on whom I now call.

33. In evaluating the progress made in the Caribbean Dependent Territories, Mr. Hurd observed, inter alia, that the Cayman Islands had made particularly good progress in the last 30 years.

I should tell you that this encounter is one between Mr. Douglas Hurd and myself in which we are welcoming the resumption of meetings in the framework of the Declaration of Brussels after an interval of two years during which, as you know, we did not meet.

I should like to ask the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs whether he heard anything other than platitudes from Mr. Hurd about the possibility of breaking the deadlock in discussions on the future of Gibraltar.

In his address to the Assembly last year, my British colleague, Mr. Douglas Hurd, made the point that, after a brief interlude of optimism, the world had entered a period of instability and of challenges to law and order.

Mr. HURD (United Kingdom) Mr. President, may I first of all congratulate you on your election, and on the dignified and effective way in which you are already presiding over this Assembly.

The shadow Foreign Affairs spokesperson wrote to Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd on 28 October 1993 to spell out just what those assurances were. He has still not received a reply.

20. While in Buenos Aires, Mr. Hurd was reported to have told reporters that the quot British Government has no doubt about the sovereignty over the islands and will continue to protect the islanders quot . 2

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18. Mr. Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, made no reference to Gibraltar in his address to the General Assembly on 28 September 1993 (see A 48 PV.6).

13. Mr. Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, made no reference to Gibraltar in his address to the General Assembly on 22 September 1992 (see A 47 PV.6).

I want to repeat that, in Mr. Hurd apos s and my own initial statements we both said that our colleagues were going to go on working in the coming weeks, and, if these talks prove fruitful, we would like to meet again, at the ministerial level, within the year.

19. On 24 November 1993, in a keynote address to a conference on British dependent Territories entitled quot Progress through Development quot , Mr. Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, stated

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12. On 24 November 1993, in a keynote address to a conference on dependent Territories entitled quot Progress through Partnership quot , Mr. Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, outlined the policy of the Government of the United Kingdom on its dependent Territories.

21. On 24 November 1993, in a keynote address to a conference on dependent Territories entitled quot Progress through partnership quot , Mr. Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom, outlined the policy of his Government regarding its dependent Territories.