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Delegations

Canada:
Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Prime Minister
Mark MacGuigan, Secretary of State for External Affairs
Allan J. MacEachen, Minister of Finance
Klaus Goldschlag, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
France:
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, President
Jean-François Poncet, Minister of External Affairs
René Monory, Minister of the Economy and Finance
Bernard Clappier, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Germany (Federal Republic):
Helmut Schmidt, Federal Chancellor
Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs
Hans Matthöfer, Federal Minister of Finance
Otto Lambsdorff, Federal Minister of Economics
Horst Schulmann, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Italy:
Francesco Cossiga, President of the Council of Ministers
Emilio Colombo, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Filippo Maria Pandolfi, Minister of the Treasury
Renato Ruggiero, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
Japan:
[Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira died a few days before the Venice summit]
Saburo Okita, Minister for Foreign Affairs
Noboru Takeshita, Minister of Finance
Kiyoaki Kikuchi, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
United Kingdom:
Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister
Peter Carrington, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
Geoffrey Howe, Chancellor of the Exchequer
Robert Armstrong, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
United States:
Jimmy Carter, President
Edmund Muskie, Secretary of State
William Miller, Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Owen, Personal Representative (Sherpa)
European Communities:
Roy Jenkins, President of the Commission
Crispin Tickell, Personal Representative (Sherpa)

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