Bilderberg/1993
The 1993 Bilderberg Meeting was the 41st such meeting and had 114 participants from 18 European countries, the United States and Canada.[1] It was chaired by Peter Carrington and was held at the Nafsika Astir Palace Hotel in Vouliagmeni, Greece.
Contents
- 1 Agenda
- 1.1 1. Prospects For The Former Soviet Republics
- 1.2 2. Current Events: Former Yugoslavia
- 1.3 3. Restoring Confidence In Leadership And Institutions
- 1.4 4. Prospects For Global Trade
- 1.5 5. U.S. Domestic Policy Concerns
- 1.6 6. The Outlook For Japan's Economy
- 1.7 7. Cost Of Indifference Toward The Former Soviet Union
- 1.8 8. Current Events: Italy
- 1.9 9. Foreign Policy Concerns Of The Clinton Administration
- 1.10 10. Crisis Management
- 2 Notes To Participants
- 3 Participants
- 4 Witnesses
- 5 References
Agenda
The 1993 Bilderberg Agenda has been leaked and is now online.[1]
1. Prospects For The Former Soviet Republics
The moderator was Christoph Bertram and the panelists were Volker Rühe and Lord Owen.
2. Current Events: Former Yugoslavia
The moderator was Peter Carrington and the panelist was David Owen.
3. Restoring Confidence In Leadership And Institutions
The moderator was Vernon Jordan and the panelists were James Hoagland and William Rees-Mogg.
4. Prospects For Global Trade
The moderator was Peter Sutherland and the panelists were Arthur Dunkel and Lane Kirkland.
5. U.S. Domestic Policy Concerns
The moderator was Renato Ruggiero and the panelist Vernon Jordan.
6. The Outlook For Japan's Economy
The moderator was James Wolfensohn and the panelists was Kenneth Courtis.
7. Cost Of Indifference Toward The Former Soviet Union
The moderator was John C. Whitehead and the panelists were Rodric Braithwaite and William Odom.
8. Current Events: Italy
The moderator was Eric Roll and the panelist was Renato Ruggiero.
9. Foreign Policy Concerns Of The Clinton Administration
The moderator was Thierry de Montbrial and the panelist was Samuel Lewis.
10. Crisis Management
The moderator was Peter Carrington and the panelist was Manfred Wörner.
Notes To Participants
As well as a list of participants, an 8-page "Notice to Participants" was issue to the 1993 participants, clarifying logistics and setting out basic Bilderberg policy, such as underlining the Chatham House rules confidentiality, confirming English as the "official language" etc.[2]
Participants
Witnesses
| Witness |
|---|
| Maja Banck-Polderman |
| Stephan Farrant |
| Mirja Lehtinen |
| Philippe Maria |
| Charles Muller |
| Alice Victor |
| Grant Winthrop |
