I.W.S. office in Belgrade
(N.7..P.A. Staff Correspondent LONDON.
The growing significance of East European countries as users of wool — much of it from New Zealand — is underlined by a decision of the International Wool Secretariat to establish an office in Jugoslavia. The managing-director of the .secretariat (Mr K. Clarke) said that the Jugoslav office would open in Belgrade next month under the managership of a former public relations consultant, Mr K. Osrecki. It is the first I.W.S. in an Eastern Bloc country, and the decision i culminates months of negotiation at high levels to obtain permission to open the office to be established office.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33541, 23 May 1974, Page 6
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