UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT 5T/SG/SER.A/266/A0d. 3 2 May 1990 PERMANENT MISSIONS TO THE UNITED NATIONS The information shown below has Liaison Service from Permanent Missions. been received by the Protocol and Inquiries should be addressed to that Service, Room 201, telephone 963-7174. Changes in Permanent Missions ALBANTA Departure: M. Sazan BEJO First Counsellor CHINA Departures: Mr. LIN Huisheng First Secretary Ms. LI Yu First Secretary FRANCE Appointment; M. Henri LECESVE Second Secretary Madame Lecesve Departures: M. Hervé BOLOT Counsellor INDIA Departure? Mr. Rajinder DUTT Counsellor NICARAGUA Departures: H.E. Dr. Alejandro SERRANO CALDERA Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipo- tentiary Permanent Representative to the Unit- ed Nations Sra. Giovanna AMARA PACE de SERRANO Minister Counssllor PANAMA Appointment: Srta. Noris Blena RAMIREZ Counsellor (Economic Affairs) Alternate Representative to the Unit- ed Nations PERU Departures Sc. David MALAGA First Secretary. SOLOMON ISLANDS Departure: Mr. Robert SISILO First Secretary UNITED STATES Appointment: Ms. Mildred E. RANDLE Adviser 415-4077 SECURITY COUNCIL The President of the Security Council for the month of May 1990 is H.E. Dr. Klaus TORNUDD (Finland). ST/SG/SER.A/266/Add.3 OTHER MOVEMENTS The following Permanent Representatives have temporarily left New York: HONDURAS H.E. Lic. Roberto FLORES BERMUDEZ. Dur- ing his absence, H.E. Sr. Javier SUAZO TOME, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Representative, is acting as Chargé d'Affaires a.i. NICARAGUA Pending the appointment of a new Per- manent Representative, Sr. William VIGIL BLACK, Minister Counsellor, is acting as Chargé d'Affaires a.i. The following Permanent Representative has returned and has resumed his func- tions: GHANA H.E. Mr. James Victor GBEHO ** OBSERVERS PALESTINE Mr. Zuhdi Labib TERZI. During his ab-~ sence, Dr. M. Nasser AL-KIDWA, Altern- ate Permanent Observer, is in charge of the Office of the Permanent Observ- er. SWAPO As of 21 March 1990, the Office of the Permanent Observer for the South West Africa People's Organization to the 
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