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xn conneetion with the M•ep,orks Åírom eaeh eountrys some representatives
ye$sed their views-j ox isI e regiAnal ap. p,roaeh to, ic.he commo.n px'obU.ems.
TehXg veprcesentandve (f th. e PhWippime'Ep ln hls br,i.1-Ziane speechp suggested
the idea of t?1?acia-tomi?s ipt'hich ri.S r.neant} to ine]+ude as rnembers tl e eov.ntJiries
of A$ia and tke e He Pacific did not pTopose th.e{it sueh an org.anisation be•
e$tablished at onctt'p bU't Åéa'frJhe-v]r re-eornmencled ca system of mueual eolallaboira"tion
among two or three coun"t,ries whfi-eh have probZems in cornmons andi a
graduaZ approach to, iche goal Some of trPaefi.atomU. x'epresentatives suggesptted
that a regional 'traaning. ce•:nter be $rst up in this region.
At the foux'13I session, hel,di on tl e afte:rnoon o.f ",ine secnnd 61ayp eommon
problems were idien"inth:ffie- d,'and diScu,sseda These pit'obcaems include shox'tage
of trained personnu'1-p slioi7tccage o.f mczatcv,rials, equipaent andi faciXitiee's
aaek of inÅíormationp mutua]. eolZahorakion en.d a strueicurtes regi.DnaX in
characte]e. 1thile mazay suggesCntons wtr.r•e- maCle during 1)he Souri}h $ession on
eaeh of thc- eibove iice'mss th.e raeajoll7 concetrrn of the re• pyG.$tmtcatlves seemed
eo co.nter around, the regi ona.X $tneucture, such clls Astampom ozr Pacirzatom and
a regional offiee for IAEA. Just be.fernv the erzosimg of the session the
/Pakisteni rep]:'esentaeivasv asked the repxeesentabi.ve oÅí Japem to expres$
her views at tihe fiÅí'eh sesslon on tho• tr7eg.ional $icx'uc'tu're r)robleme on
ptwhich snme representcntive$ had spoken duy'ing ths fourth ssssion"
At the beginnf.ng of the ififth seg. ston dett.egate ot' Jtllpan $hated hetr7 views
as requestod on iche pxeoposed tr?.egionaZ sicruceure. Summcn: j-stng the vie- ws
expressed on thi$ probZem Japani$ repxbesenta't:tve• exp2ressed what was ehe
eonsensus of op.tni.on im the Coxafereneas., ok the desirabiZity o.t" st.rengnhen•lng
regi.onal aetivi'ties in g.ome way or anothext in this par'Lt culax' regiozae
I'Ioweverp wtÅíh regarit to "the e,pt,tabiish,men't oÅí Asin'tom or' Paeiatom, wh!.Xe
admitting eo'taZ agtr?eement on the vision, the- Japanese cteXegruMe obs.exevedi
that thex7e is a].so unani.mou.pt, agrteeme.n,1 "thafr, 'the x)'x"esen't cireumstances in
this area are nok yet rfLx)e Å}box' comrnencing thei e.stabiis.'hing such a sicruetur`v'e
Thc' delegtate ]ro,M}exx,ated the oyigin.al. ido.a oÅí the ConfeTence, tinats simee
t}i'iS was the .firJ."t con:frte.ro.nÅëe otir 'thi$ nature in th.ith' ro.gionp the very
Meeting of so many re.p-re//",ent.n"tives e:ff Mernbex' States off IAEA wouXd fuX friX
the basi.e purpose• off t,he,Cont'tt)..T. ex)ee-. But .in consiaez-aV,ion oÅí ic.he ZiveXsi
diSeUssi:ons of the Con.ferenee cx) t,he veegionalt app'roach t,o commoza probUems,
the Japanese -e. epreso.nÅéa"tion sugga,s't]ed ichait3 "the Co,n,f.eveenee wrge XAEA td
9xi)end MJs ae.",iviÅéio.s in. th.is xsegio: fi.n th,,e Åío:.Xoving ways: firsts to
tuntensify a- nd hnZavge x,egtonal. ,activrXtitt,s eXrea• dy ini;ticSinedi o:' pX