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Afghan FM meets Ghali: aui™ Foreign Minister Abdul Wakil has met Untied Nations Secretary General lioulros Boutros-Ghali tn Geneva to discuss the progress of a UN peace formula for tlx- war-torn country, offk-iah in Kabul said Wednesday. reports AH’.
They said Wakil railed on Ghali Tuesday to convey Kabul's appreciation of his cllorts and those of his personal envoy Io AljfhanisUin Benon Sevan io solve the 13-ycar-old Afghan civil war-
During his unannounced visit to Geneva. Wakfl was also expected o meet Sevan and sonic prominent European officials who have indicated their willingness to help find a polliiral solution to the conflict.
OAU summit from June 29: nr Organization of AfricanUnily (OAU) Is to hold its next summit June 29 to July I In Dukefr, Senegal, spokesman Ibrahim Dagnsh announced In Addis Ababa Wednesday, reports AH’.
Speaking after the three-day 55th session of the OAU ministerial council. Dagash said Dakar had been selected "al the request of the Senegalese government.' Earlier il had been expected that Lome, capital of Togo, would be the venue.
The spokesman said the council of ministers on Wednesday approved the 1992-93 OAU budget. Set al 26 mil lion dollar. It had been "adopted unanimously for the flrsl time." he said
Under the budget. OAU officials will receive a 15 per cent pay rise, their first in 11 years. Dagash said.
Four killed in Pak blast: n«ri«^-were killed and 0 others Injured when a bomb exploded in a passenger van Wednesday night near Rawalpindi. the twin city of Islamabad, according to local press reports Thursday. Xinhua says from Islamabad.
The bomb reportedly hidden under a scat of the wagon with 16 persons travelling by II went off soon after the wagon departed from Rawalpindi for Chakwal. 90 kins west from Islamabad, the.- reports said.
The driver of the wagon was among the injured who were rushed to local hospitals.
The explosion blew up 11k- van Into several pieces which spread over 20 metre area. It has been declared us a terroristic activity, the reports said.
Reagan supports Bush: i™rus President Ronald Reagan, trying to erase- doubts about his backing for President George Bush's re eks lion, said on Wednesday he supported Bush to the fullest." Reuter reports from Washington.
But it was unclear whether the fornK-r President s statement would be enough to undo the damage done during the President's visit with Reagan on Tuesday, when Reagan seemed to hold his former vice president at arms length as he sought Reagan s political blessing in California.
"President Bush and I had an excellent conversation on Wednesday.. I support President Bush s candidacy to the fullest and will do everything I can to see that he Is re ck-cted as president." Reagan said In a statement.
The President and First Lady Barbara Bush had gone In a motorcade to Bel Air In suburban lx>s Angeles and met for 20 minutes with the former President and his wife Nancy at their hillside home, protected by a tall metal fence and greenery.
US team to visit Vietnam:
Slates is preparing to send Its highest-level official delegation to Vietnam since the end of the war in 1975, the New York Times reported in its Thursday editions, Reuter reports from New York.
The delegation. Io be headed by Assistant Secretary of State Richard Solomon. Is expected to leave on Saturday, the newspaper said, quoting diplomats and congressional aides. The group also Is planning to visit Laos and Cambodia.
The New York Times said there was speculation in congress that the administration of (’resident George Bush was nxwing towards a new phase tn relations with Hanot
Under a plan submitted to the Vietnamese a year ago, faster progress on solving cases of Americans missing In the war would k-ad Io a partial relaxation in an Amcrican embargo that has frozen Vietnam out of trade and blocked assistance from the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.
Ghali worried: UN Secretary General Boutros-Ghali said he was deeply worried by shots fired al a UN helicopter In Cambodia that injured an Australian officer Wednesday. spokesman Francois Giuliani said, reports AFP from New York .
Boutros-Ghali who Is currently In Geneva, called on all parties who signed the Cambodian peace accord In Paris to scrupulously respect the agreement. Giuliani said.
The Secretary General also asked the head of the UN preparatory team In Cambodia , French General Michael l.oridon. to look into the incident and report back as quickly a* possfbk-.
Australian Lieutenant Colonel Russell Stuart, the commander of the Australian contingent of UN ceasefire observer forces in Cambodia, was shot and wounded Wednesday In ah attack on a UN helicopter flying over Khamcr Rouge territory .In central Cambodia, UN offi<-ials said.