• Presidential Inauguration
• Uruguay, February 28 to March 1, 1995;
• Argentina, July 6 to 9;
• Guatemala, January 13 to 15, 1996;
• Haiti, February 6 to 7.

Official Visits

• Saint Lucia, April 28 and 29;
• Honduras, May 19 and 20;
• Paraguay, June 12 to 14;
• Colombia, July 9 and 10;
• Ecuador, October 13 and 14.

OAS Meetings

• XXV regular session of the General Assembly, Montrouis, Haiti, June 3 to 9;
• Joint CIES/CIECC meeting, Belize, March 2 to 4;
• Annual meeting of CIES, Antigua and Barbuda, March 20 to 22;
• OAS Conference on Trade, Uruguay, June 14 to 17;
• Seminar on Probity and Public Ethics, Uruguay, November 4 to 8;
• Conference on Confidence- and Security-Building Measures, Chile, November 8 to 11;
• Seminar on Environmentally Sound Technologies, Canada, November 13 and 14.

Electoral Observation Missions

• Peru, April 7 to 10;
• Haiti, June 23 to 26 and December 14 to 18.

Other Events

• XVI Meeting of Central American Presidents, El Salvador, March 29 and 30;
• Meeting with the President of Bolivia in New York to discuss the programming and coordination of the Summit Conference on Sustainable Development, January 10, 1996;
• Conference of Ministers of Trade, Denver, Colorado, United States, June 30 to July 3;
• V Ibero-American Summit, Argentina, October 14 to 17;
• I MERCOSUR Economic Summit, Brazil, June 17 to 19;
• Summit of the Non-aligned Countries, Colombia, October 17 to 21;
• Hemispheric Conference on Eradication of Poverty and Discrimination, Chile, January 17 to 19.
• Special session of the General Assembly to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the United Nations, October 23 to 25;
• Special OAS/United Nations coordination meeting, April 16 to 18;
• II meeting between the United Nations and Regional Organizations, February 15 and 16, 1996;
• Funeral of Dr. Alvaro Gómez Hurtado in Colombia, November 2 and 3.

Speaker at the Following Conferences

• SUNBANK/MIAMI, on Free Trade in the Americas, March 14 and 15;
• IV Annual Conference on Latin America, Philadelphia, March 31;
• X Annual Meeting for the Congress, Miami, April 29;
• Degree Honoris Causa awarded by the University of Miami, May 11 and 12;
• First Annual Conference on Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, Brazil, June 10 to 12;
• The Forbes Magazine Chief Executive Officers Forum, Annapolis, Maryland, United States, on topics of International Trade, July 12 to 14;
• IV Annual Conference of the Americas, New York, September 28;
• "Congreso Gerencia 95" of the Asociación Venezolana de Ejecutivos, Venezuela, October 27 and 28;
• XIX Annual Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Latin America, December 4;
• XVI Round Table of heads of operations in Latin America, Mexico, February 12 to 14;
• Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, January 26;
• Editorial Board at the Wall Street Journal, New York, March 27;
• Editorial Board at the New York Times, New York, June 5.

OAS Events

• XXV regular session of the General Assembly, Haiti, June 2 to 9;
• CIES/CIECC coordination meeting, Belize, February 28 to March 4;
• CIES meeting, Antigua and Barbuda, March 20;
• OAS/CARICOM coordination meeting, Guyana, March 21 to 24;
• Inauguration of the President of Peru, July 27 and 28;
• Observation of parliamentary elections in Haiti, June 23 to 25;
• Inauguration of the Office of the General Secretariat in Belize, August 14 to 24;
• Summit of the Association of Caribbean States and CARIFESTA, Trinidad and Tobago;
• Official visits to Dominica, Grenada, and St. Kitts and Nevis;
• III OAS/UN General Meeting at United Nations Headquarters, April 17 and 18;
• OAS/UN coordination meetings, New York, May 5.

Other Events

• Caribbean/Latin American International Language Conference, Guyana, April 10 to 12;
• Meeting with CARICOM Heads of Government, Guyana, June 30 to July 5;
• Meeting of CARICOM Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Antigua and Barbuda; World Bank Technical Group in Haiti; and Caribbean Media Awards Ceremony, New York, May 8 to 14;
• Special session of the General Assembly to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations, October 23 and 24;
• Miami Conference on the Caribbean and Latin America, December 3 to 7.