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GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRTY-FOURTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY June 6-8, 2004 Quito, Ecuador INFORMATION BULLETIN 1. Site of the General Assembly session The thirty-fourth regular session of the General Assembly will be held from June 6 to 8, 2004, in Quito, Ecuador. The sessions and meetings will be held in the St. Moritz Room on the Mezzanine level of the Swissotel. The inaugural session will take place on Sunday, June 6, at 6:30 p.m., in the National Theater at the Casa de la Cultura, and will be followed by a reception in honor of the delegates, hosted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador. 2. National Coordinating Office The national coordinating officer will be: Mr. Luis Felipe Valencia Director General State Ceremonials and Protocol National coordinating officer for the OAS General Assembly session Carrión 10-40 y Av. 10 de Agosto Quito, Ecuador Phone: (593) 299-3216 Fax (593) 2993218 E mail: dgcerprotoc@mmrree.gov.ec and/or cnagoea@mmrree.gov.ec 3. Hotels The Government of Ecuador has made advance room reservations for members of delegations in the hotels suggested below. The Government of Ecuador will cover hotel room costs solely for ministers of foreign affairs; other delegates are expected to defray their own expenses. Room reservations at the suggested hotels are to be made directly with the hotels. In addition, hotel reservation forms must be completed and sent to the National Coordinating Office by fax at (593-2) 299-3218, or by e-mail: cnagoea@mmrree.gov.ec and/or dgcerprotoc@mmrree.gov.ec

- 2 - Hotel Single/double Suite Breakfast included Website Swissôtel 12 de Octubre 1820 y Cordero Tel.: (593-2) 256-7600 Fax: (593-2) 256-8080 US$120.00/ US$135.00* Luxury US$135.00/ US$150.00* US$155.00/ US$170.00* Junior suite US$175.00/ US$190.00* Business US$230.00 Swiss executive US$280.00 Srodriguez@swissuio.com www.swissotel.com Hotel Marriott Orellana 1172 y Av. Amazonas Telephone: (593-2) 297-2000 Fax: (593-2) 297-2048 De luxe US$119.00 floor US$139.00 Suite US$199.00 Ventas@marriot.satnet.ne t Hilton Colón Av. Patria y Amazonas Telephone: (593-2) 256-0666 Fax: (593-2) 256-3903 Deluxe single US$99.00 Deluxe double US$109.00 single US$119.00 double US$129.00 Junior US$139.00 Suite US$149.00 sonia_egas@hilton.com juan.sanchez@hilton.com Hotel Radisson Av. 12 de Octubre y Cordero 444 Deluxe US$100.00 Business US$130.00 Royal US$150.00 quito@radisson.com.ec Telephone: (593-2) 223-3333 Fax: (593-2) 223-5777

- 3 - Hotel Single/double Suite Breakfast included Website Hotel Quito Av. González Suárez N27-142 Telephone: (593-2) 234-4600 Fax: (593-2) 256-7284 Single w/ city view US$63.00 Double w/ city view US$70.00 Single w/ valley view US$68.00 Double w/ valley view US$75.00 --------------- Info@hotelquito.com.ec Grand Hotel Alameda Quito /Mercure Roca 653 y Av. Amazonas Telephone: (593-2)256-2345 Fax:(593-2)256-5759 Standard US$60.00 Standard Mercure US$70.00 Jr. Suite US$70.00 Jr. Suite Mercure US$80.00 Suite Mercure US$105.00 Grand Suite Mercure US$115.00 YES www.accordhotels.com reservas@grandhotelmerc ure-alameda.com.ec Four Points Sheraton Av. República El Salvador N36-212 y Naciones Unidas Telephone: (593-2) 297-0002 Fax: (593-2) 243-3906 single US$70.00 double US$80.00 Junior US$100.00 floor US$110.00 www.sheraton-quito.com/ Hotel@sheratonquito.com Akros Av. 6 de Diciembre N34-120 Telephone: (593-2) 246-8800 Fax: (593-2) 243-1727 Single US$50.00 Single superior US$53.00 / US$63.00** Double US$60.00 / US$80.00** Triple US$68.00 / US$98.00** US$90.00 YES Akros@ Hotelakros.com

- 4 - Hotel Single/double Suite Breakfast included Website Hotel Sebastián Almagro 822 Telephone: (593-2) 2222-400 Fax: (593-2)2222-500 Single US$53.00 Double US$63.00 Triple US$73.00 Junior (1) US$73.00 Junior (2) US$83.00 Junior (3) US$93.00 Hotelsebastian@ Hotelsebastian.com Hotel Tambo Real 12 de Octubre y Patria Telephone: (593-2)256-3820 Fax:(593-2)255-4963 Single room $24.00 Double room $28.00 Triple $42.00 reservac@hoy.net www.hoteltamboreal.com.ec TE: * Swissotel room rate varies depending on whether single or double. **Akros rate varies according to meal plan included. Rates do not include the 22% VAT. Hotel room reservations will be assigned strictly in the order in which requests are received. The hotel bill must be paid directly by each participant before departure. A valid credit card number must be given with each reservation to ensure confirmation. To facilitate the procedure, a form is attached hereto (appendix). All room reservations, without exception, must be confirmed before May 17, 2004. After that date, advance reservations will be cancelled and the National Coordinating Office will not be responsible for reservations at the designated hotels. 4. Air transportation It is recommended that delegates reserve their round-trip flights as early as possible, directly with the airlines or their travel agencies. 5. Ecuadorian entry and departure requirements Attached to this bulletin is a list of entry visa requirements for delegates holding diplomatic or official passports. Participants needing entry visas should apply for them, as appropriate, at an Ecuadorian embassy or consulate. The exit tax for all participants is US$25.00. 6. Reception at the airport

- 5 - The Government of Ecuador will have staff available to welcome all participants. It is therefore important for delegates to include all flight details on the hotel registration form, to be submitted to the National Coordinating Office by May 17, 2004. Delegates will be provided with transportation from the airport to the hotels listed in section 3 of this bulletin ( Hotels ). 7. Ground transportation The Government of Ecuador will provide all delegates with transportation from the Swissotel, site of the events, to the National Theater at the Casa de la Cultura and to all official social events. There will also be transportation for participants between the hotels listed in section 3 and the site of the event, according to schedules that will be established. Delegates requiring individual transportation may order taxi services through the transportation coordinator. 8. Registration of participants The attached registration form should be filled out and sent to the OAS no later than May 17, 2004, to facilitate registration procedures. Late registration will take place on the mezzanine level of the Swissotel, in the Appenzel Room, between 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., beginning on June 4, 2004. Delegates will be issued identification cards, which, for security reasons, must be displayed during all General Assembly activities. Delegations are requested to present copies of their official credentials when they register. Delegations, observers, and special guests are kindly requested to address their letters credential and any other correspondence relating to the General Assembly session to the Secretary General of the OAS at the following address: 9. Working languages and documents Office of the Secretariat to the General Assembly 17th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Fax: (202) 458 3929 The proceedings of the General Assembly session will be conducted in the official languages of the OAS: English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in those languages. 10. Communications

- 6 - International telephone calls may be placed at the site of the Assembly session. They may be made either collect or at the caller s expense in the special telephone booths provided for the event. 11. Currency The currency used in Ecuador is the U. S. dollar. Internationally recognized credit cards are accepted by most hotels and by businesses in general. 12. Medical care The Government of Ecuador will make medical services available to delegations during meeting hours. The first aid room is located in the Swissotel. There will also be 24-hour ambulance service at the sites of the various events and at the Swissotel. Armed Forces Hospital No. 1 will be charged with attending to any emergencies that may arise. 13. Other services office. The Swissotel has currency exchange and automatic bank teller facilities and a travel In addition to the computers the Government of Ecuador will make available in the delegates area, it will also provide several Internet connections for delegates who may wish to connect their own computers. Technicians will be on hand to assist delegations in connecting their computers to the Internet. 14. Hours of business Shops are open continuously from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday. Major shopping centers are open until 8:00 p.m. every day of the week. Banks are open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Friday. Most government offices are open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through 15. Weather At the time of the General Assembly session, the average temperature in Quito will range from 15 C to 22 C (62 F to 76 F). 16. Electricity The electric current is 110 volts, 60 cycles.

- 7-17. Local time In June, the time in Quito is one hour earlier than in Washington, D.C.

- 9 - Attachment VISAS Countries whose nationals need a visa to enter Ecuador COUNTRY ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA ARGENTINA BAHAMAS BARBADOS BELIZE BOLIVIA BRAZIL CANADA COLOMBIA COSTA RICA CHILE DOMINICA EL SALVADOR UNITED STATES GRENADA GUATEMALA GUYANA HAITI HONDURAS JAMAICA MEXICO NICARAGUA PANAMA PARAGUAY PERU DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SAINT LUCIA SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS SURINAME TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO URUGUAY VENEZUELA VISA REQUIRED? YES+ YES* YES* YES+ Note: + Visa required only by holders of ordinary passports. * Visa required by holders of all types of passports (diplomatic, official, special, and ordinary).

- 10 - List of permanent observers COUNTRY VISA REQUIRED? COUNTRY VISA REQUIRED? GERMANY IRELAND ANGOLA ISRAEL ALGERIA YES ITALY SAUDI ARABIA JAPAN ARMENIA KAZAKHSTAN AUSTRIA LATVIA AZERBAIJAN LEBAN YES BELGIUM MOROCCO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA RWAY BULGARIA NETHERLANDS KOREA YES PAKISTAN YES CROATIA POLAND CYPRUS PORTUGAL CZECH REPUBLIC QATAR DENMARK ROMANIA EGYPT RUSSIA SLOVAKIA HOLY SEE SERBIA AND SPAIN MONTENEGRO ESTONIA SRI LANKA YES PHILIPPINES SWEDEN FINLAND SWITZERLAND FRANCE THAILAND GEORGIA TUNISIA YES EQUATORIAL GUINEA TURKEY GHANA UKRAINE GREECE UNITED KINGDOM HUNGARY YEMEN YES INDIA YES EUROPEAN UNION ESLOVENIA NIGERIA YES LUXEMBURGO

Organización de los Estados Americanos Organização dos Estados Americanos Organisation des États Américains Organization of American States XXXIV Regular Session of the General Assembly XXXIV Período Ordinario de Sesiones de la Asamblea General Quito, Ecuador 6-8 June/Junio 2004 Hotel reservation form for Official Delegations Formulario de Reservación de Hotel para Delegaciones Oficiales Country / País Organization / Organización: First Name / Nombre: Last Name / Apellidos: Occupation / Ocupación Area Code / Código de área Fax Mailing address / Dirección Postal _ Phone / () Teléfono: - - _ E-mail: @ City / Ciudad Country / País: Arrival date/fecha de llegada Flight/Vuelo No: Time/Hora dd/mm hh:mm Departure date / Fecha de salida Flight/Vuelo No: Time/Hora dd/mm hh:mm Hotel 1. choice/alternativa 2. choice/alternativa Double/ Room / Habitación Single/Sen: Doble: Other/otro: _ Shared with / Compartida con: Credit card / Tarjeta de crédito No Visa: American Express: MasterCard: Exp. Date/ Fecha exp: dd/mm/year/año _ Signatura / Firma

Organización de los Estados Americanos Organização dos Estados Americanos Organisation des États Américains 12 Organization of American States

Organización de los Estados Americanos Organização dos Estados Americanos Organisation des États Américains 13 Organization of American States XXXIV Regular Session of the General Assembly XXXIV Período Ordinario de Sesiones de la Asamblea General Quito, Ecuador 6-8 June/Junio 2004 Foto Photograph 2 x 2 (Please print name on back of photograph) (Favor imprimir el nombre detrás de la foto) REGISTRATION FORM / FORMULARIO DE INSCRIPCIÓN Country or Organization/ País u Organización: _ Principal representative / Representante titular Alternate representative / Representante suplente Observer / Observador Last name / Apellido: First name / Nombre: Position / Cargo: Permanent address / Dirección permanente: Telephone / Teléfono: E-mail: Local address / Dirección local Telephone / Teléfono Other /Otro _ (_) Fax: ( ) - @ ( ) - Signature / Firma MISCE00779E03