Cyprus Garden
Documents 302-342
8. This was not persuasive to the Cypriots. When Clerides, who had played a helpful role throughout the discussions, said that the world should not be surprised if the GOC does not agree, we decided to take a walk in the rose garden in search of inspiration and to buy time for Ambassador Goldberg's efforts in New York. As we stepped into the garden, the Archbishop sweetly advised us not to work very hard since he had already made up his mind. ... [Read More]
Department of State Washington File: Bush Welcomes South Korea's New President to White House
Following their talks in the Oval Office, the two leaders were expected to make remarks to the press in the Rose Garden and issue a joint statement that Fleischer said would mention "the strong ties that exist between the United States and South Korea, the determination to make certain that there is a denuclearized Peninsula, and the strength of our economic ties." ... [Read More]
Worldwide List of Fulbright Binational and Fulbright Commissions
Garden City, Cairo ... [Read More]
April
1111--04/16/04 Bush, Blair Discuss Sharon Plan; Future of Iraq in Press Conference; President George W. Bush; Press Availability in the Rose Garden; The White House, Washington, DC ... [Read More]
Chronology of Non-Significant International Terrorist Incidents, 2003 (Revised 6/22/04)
On 10 April 2003, in Kashmir, India, a bomb exploded in the famous Mughal Garden causing no damage, according to press reports. No one claimed responsibility. ... [Read More]
2004
1111--11/12/04 Trafficking in Persons; Jim Nicholson, Ambassador to the Holy See; Conference at St. Thomas University Law School Entitled "Invisible Chains: Breaking the Ties of Trafficking in Persons"; Miami Gardens, Florida ... 1111--05/28/04 Remarks with Prime Minister Rasmussen of Denmark; President George W. Bush; Remarks to the Press Pool in the Rose Garden; The White House, Washington, DC ... [Read More]
USIS Washington File: TRANSCRIPT: CLINTON ON NOMINATIONS OF RICHARDSON AND HOLBROOKE
During questions-and-answers with reporters in the Rose Garden after the formal ceremonies, the President was asked if were "softening" his policy toward Iran. Clinton replied, "I agree with the remarks made yesterday by Secretary Albright (at the Asia Society in New York City). We talked about them extensively before she made her speech. What we want is a genuine reconciliation with Iran based on mutuality and reciprocity, and a sense that the Iranians are prepared to move away from support of terrorism and distribution of dangerous weapons, opposition to the peace process. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State - Seeds of Peace Camp: A Hopeful Place in a Violent World
There are also religious services, Moslem, Jewish, and Christian, and there is a memorial garden with a bench dedicated to Palestinian Asel Asleh, a much beloved former Seeds of Peace camper who was killed at the age of 17 in 2000 in the village of Arrabe in Galilee, the only Seeds of Peace alumnae who has lost his or her life to conflict. ... [Read More]
Department of State Washington File: Transcript: State Department Noon Briefing, October 25, 2000
REEKER: I think what we want to see is an implementation of the Sharm agreement, and that is trying to get rid of the violence. I think the President, as I pointed out, addressed that very fully; that until the violence dies down, we can't move forward. And that is why it is so important that the Sharm process, the Sharm agreement, the three tracks, be implemented fully. That is what we are encouraging. That is obviously part of the President's discussions with the leaders. As the President indicated in his Rose Garden comments, part of what the parties agreed to at Sharm in terms of security measures are kept confidential. That was part of the agreement. But we very much want to see that implemented so that we can move forward on this. ... [Read More]
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