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Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister Joe Clark, Secretary of State for External Affairs Michael H. Wilson, Minister of Finance James H. Taylor, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Fran‡ois Mitterrand, President Roland Dumas, Minister of State, Minister for Foreign Affairs Pierre B‚r‚govoy, Minister of State, Minister of the Economy, Finance and the Budget Jacques Attali, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Helmut Kohl, Federal Chancellor Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Helmut Haussmann, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Theo Waigel, Federal Minister of Finance Hans Tietmeyer, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Ciriaco de Mita, President of the Council of Ministers Giulio Andreotti, Minister of External Affairs Giuliano Amato, Minister of the Treasury Umberto Vattani, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Sousuke Uno, Prime Minister Hiroshi Mitzuzuka, Minister for Foreign Affairs Tatsuo Murayama, Minister of Finance Seiroku Kajiyama, Minister of International Trade and Industry Michihiko Kunihiro, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister Geoffrey Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Nigel Lawson, Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Wicks, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
George Bush, President James A. Baker, Secretary of State Nicholas J. Brady, Secretary of the Treasury Richard T. McCormack, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Jacques Delors, President of the Commission Frans Andriessen, Vice-President, External Relations Honning Christophersen, Vice-President, Economic and Financial Affairs Pascal Lamy, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
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