COMMUNIST AID TO LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES OF THE FREE WORLD, 1974

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Intelligence Handbook
Communist Aid to Less Developed
Countries of the Free World, 1974
ER H 75-1
March 1975
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FOREWORD
Beginning with this handbook, the annual review of Communist military
and economic aid activities in less developed areas of the Free World will be
issued by the Office of Economic Research, CIA. This review was previously
covered in the annual R-14 report series, Aid and Trade Activities of Communist
Countries in Less Developed Areas of the Free World, prepared under the
aegis of the Subcommittee on International Trade and Aid of the Economic
Intelligence Committee, USIB. The subcommittee was abolished effective
1 October 1974.
This handbook provides only statistical data on Communist military and
economic aid activities in the less developed countries of the Free World. It
serves as an annex to a detailed assessment of significant developments in
Communist-LDC military and economic aid relationships in 1974 that will be
issued under separate cover.
Statistics in this handbook update and supersede those in the previous R-14
series. For the first time, however, no Communist-LDC trade data are presented.
Such information is now issued separately. For example, Soviet-LDC trade was
covered in ER IR 74-29, Record Soviet-LDC Trade in 1973, November 1974,
Confidential. Data on trade of all Communist countries with LDCs in 1973 will
appear as a supplement to the monthly report on Communist Aid and Trade
Activities in Less Developed Countries issued in April.
In this handbook the term Communist countries refers to the USSR, the
Peoples Republic of China, and the following countries of Eastern Europe-
Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania.
The term less developed countries of the Free World includes the following:
(1) all countries of Africa except the Republic of South Africa; (2) all countries
of East Asia except Hong Kong and Japan; (3) Malta, Portugal, and Spain in
Europe; (4) all countries in Latin America except Cuba; and (5) all countries in
the Near East and South Asia.
The term extension refers to a commitment to provide goods and services
either on deferred payment terms or as grants. Assistance is considered to have
been extended when accords are initialed and constitute a formal declaration of
intent. The term drawings refers to the delivery of goods or the use of services.
The figures in this handbook have been coordinated with the Bureau of
Intelligence and Research of the Department of State, the Defense Intelligence
Agency, and the Agency for International Development. Comments and queries
regarding this publication are welcomed. They may be directed to
of the Office of Economic Research, Code 143, Extension 5291.
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Communist Aid to Less Developed Countries .......................... 1
Communist-Less Developed Country Personnel Exchanges ............... 2
The Shares of Communist Military Aid Extended to Less Developed
Countries, 1974 .................................................. 3
The Shares of Communist Economic Aid Extended to Less Developed
Countries, 1974 .................................................. 3
Communist Technicians in the Less Developed Countries, 1974........... 5
Communist Economic and Military Assistance to Africa, 1974............ 6
Communist Economic and Military Assistance to East Asia, 1974 ......... 7
Communist Economic and Military Assistance to Latin America, 1974.... 8
Communist Economic and Military Assistance to the Near East and South
Asia, 1974 ....................................................... 9
Summary
1. Communist Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries, 1974....... 10
2. Communist Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries ............ 1
3. Communist Aid Drawn by Less Developed Countries .............. 11
Military Aid
4. Communist Military Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries,
1974 ....................................................... 12
5. Communist Military Agreements with Less Developed Countries, by
Recipient, 1955-74 .......................................... 13
6. Communist Military Aid to Less Developed Countries, Extended and
Drawn, 1955-74 ............................................ 23
7. Major Communist Military Equipment Delivered to Less Developed
Countries, by Recipient, 1974 ................................ 25
8. Major Communist Military Equipment Delivered to Less Developed
Countries, by Recipient, 1955-74 ............................. 27
9. Communist Military Technicians in Less Developed Countries ...... 29
10. Military Personnel from Less Developed Countries Trained in Com-
munist Countries ............................................ 30
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Economic Aid
It. Communist Economic Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries,
1974 ....................................................... 31
12. Communist Economic Credits and Grants to Less Developed Coun-
tries, Extended and Drawn, 1954-74 .......................... 32
13. USSR: Economic Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries, by
Year ...................................................... 34
14. Eastern Europe: Economic Aid Extended to Less Developed Coun-
tries, by Year .............................................. 36
15. PRC: Economic Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries, by Year. 37
16. Communist Economic Technicians in Less Developed Countries, 1974. 38
17. Technical Trainees from Less Developed Countries Departing for
Training in Communist Countries ............................. 40
18. Academic Students from Less Developed Countries Trained in Com-
munist Countries ............................................ 41
Summary of Information on Communist Economic Credits and Grants to
Less Developed Countries
19. Africa ....................................................... 44
20. East Asia .................................................... 73
21. Europe ...................................................... 79
22. Latin America ................................................ 80
23. Near East and South Asia ...................................... 87
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Communist Aid to Less Developed Countries
1954-64 66 68 70 72
Annual Average
Shares of Aid Extended, 1954-74
Military
1954-64 66 68
Annual Average
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Communist Personnel in Less Developed Countries*
Thousand
1954-64
Annual Average
Less Developed Country Personnel Departing
for Training in Communist Countries
Thousand
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The Shares of Communist Military Aid
Extended to Less Developed Countries, 1974
By Donor
Near East and South Asia
87%
The Shares of Communist Economic Aid
Extended to Less Developed Countries, 1974
By Donor
By LDC Area
NBai. Latin America
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Communist Technicians
in the Less Developed Countries, 1974
-:i2,a40ii 2,150
Turkey
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1 Mali ~ Yemen
Mauritania 45*i25 t35 ( 515ij120
i Niger i Chad i Sudan
310
Ti
Senegal. lpt pperVolta 100 420+1140 _ -fSouth Yemen
3 135 ' 25T160 'Somalia;
Guinea r'
y i Nigeria 8 CAR 360 2'950
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4ne 10 Sierra "~ 075
Liberia Ghana C6meroo , 000
G Uganda qa ' Ken
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20 q5 Dahomey "'- 1 30 l
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Togo / + y
Equatorial Guinea ~~ f 1 Rwand
Con dr^~ 270
260it 25 g , Zaire Tanzania' 5D Burundi
715t j60 370~r 5 7,45
10,16 _; 7 '.
Technicians in 1974'
Total Number
of Economic Technicians
Total Number
of Military Technicians
Africa
34,120
East Asia
110
Europe
120
Latin America
545
15
Near East and South Asia
12,480
4,695
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1974
Economic Assistance
Extended 4,324
Drawn 1,552
Military Assistance
Extended
Drawn
1974
Million Current US $
Extended
Drawn
Negl.
Hamm --mmanal-
Negl. Negl.
Guinea- Kenya
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and military aid
Communist Economic and
Military Assistance
to Africa
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17
Guinea
61
Zambia
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Military Assistance
to the Near East and
South Asia
57
Afghanistan
447
Syria
1974
Million Current US $
Extended
Drawn
2
Nepal
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91 118 104 298 100 332
Egypt India Iran Iraq
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Communist Economic and
Military Assistance
to Latin America,
10
Brazil
1974
Million Current US $
Colombia Negl. Drawn
Ecuador Guyana Uruguay
1958-74
Million Current US $
Economic Assistance
Extended
1,737
Drawn
274
Military Assistance
Extended
38
Drawn
30
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Communist Economic and
Military Assistance
to East Asia
1955-74
Million Current US $
Economic Assistance
Extended
771
Drawn
475
Military Assistance
Extended
1,338
Drawn
1,091
1974
Million Current US $
9
Burma
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Communist Aid Extended to Less Developed Countries
1974
Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total
Military Economic
Total ........................ 1,314 1,100 149 65 1,415.2
Africa ..................... 166 160 3 3 283.8
Cameroon ............... .... .... .... 0.2
Central African Republic. 1 1
Chad ................... .... .... .... .... 1.0
Ethiopia ................ .... .... 0.7
Gambia ................. .... .... .... .... 0.2
Ghana .................. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
Guinea .................. .... .... .... .... 83.5
Guinea-Bissau. . . . .. . . . . . Negl. Neg1. .... .... ....
Mauritania .............. .... .... .... .... 47.3
Morocco ................ 30 30 .... .... ...
Niger ................... .... .... .... 6.2
Senegal ................. .... .... .... .... 0.5
Somalia ................. 45 45 ... .... 11.2
Tanzania ................ 75 74 1 .... 75.0
Uganda ................. 12 10 2 .... ....
Upper Volta ............. .... .... .... .... 3.1
Zaire .................... 3 .... .... 3 ....
Zambia ................. .... .... .... 54.9
East Asia .................. .... .... .... .... 25.0
Laos .................... .... .... .... 25.0
Latin America .............. 3 3 .... .... 452.2
Argentina ............... .... .... .... .... 435.0
Bolivia .................. .... .... .... .... 1.2
Colombia ................ .... .... .... .... 6.0
Guyana ................. .... .... .... .... 10.0
Peru .................... 3 3 .... ....
Near East and South Asia.. . 1,145 937 146 62 654.2
Bangladesh .............. .... .... .... .... 103.1
Egypt ................... 8 .... 8 .... 20.0
India ................... 45 .... 45 .... ....
Iran .................... 250 250 .... .... ....
Iraq .................... 345 270 75
Lebanon ................ 2 .... 2 .... 9.2
Nepal ................... I .... .... 1 ....
North Yemen ............ ... .... .... 5.0
Pakistan ................ 61 .... .... 61 216.0
South Yemen ............ 6 .... 6 .... 5.0
Sri Lanka ............... 11 11 .... 10.9
Syria ................... 410 406 10 .... 285.0
USSR
Eastern
Europe
PRC
612.6
21.8
0.2
1.0
0.7
0.2
605.3
90.0
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197.3
172.0
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2.0
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80,0
1.5
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0.4
10.0
36.9
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1.2
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5.0
0.5
10.6
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0.6
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75.0
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1.6
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1.5
3.4
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51.5
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25.0
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25.0
222.2
230.0
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215.0
220.0
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1.2
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6.0
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10.0
368.6
285.3
0.3
27.6
75.5
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20.0
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9.2
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5.0
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216.0
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10.6
0.3
100.0
185.0
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Military
Economic
Total
USSR
Eastern
Europe
PRC
Total
Eastern
USSR Europe
PRC
Total.......
13,641
11,837
1,251
553
19,022
9,853 5,630
3,539
1.954-642.
4,331
3,788
505
38
5,796
3,826 1,297
673
1965.....
386
262
45
79
976
372 533
71
1966.....
516
449
15
52
1,699
1,241 294
164
1967.....
646
515
75
56
482
301 132
50
1968.....
532
462
45
25
654
379 220
54
1969.....
427
338
86
3
936
494 426
16
1970.....
1,086
984
39
63
1,103
198 176
728
1971.....
1,549
1,376
97
76
2,171
1,125 484
563
1972.....
1,018
829
[I1
78
2,144
650 910
584
1973.....
1,836
1,734
84
18
1,647
654 554
439
1.974.....
1,314
1,100
149
65
1,415
613 605
197
I Because of rounding, components may not add to the totals shown.
2 Military aid started in 1955.
Military Economic
Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Total' ..... 11,910 10,444 1,007 459 8,196 5,319 1,461 1,416
1954-642. 3,211 2,686 490 35 2,090 1,528 385 177
1965..... 353 331 9 13 521 352 91 77
1.966..... 576 460 43 73 498 334 74 90
1967..... 495 448 21 26 518 303 114 100
1968..... 539 460 50 29 486 300 116 70
1969..... 480 417 36 27 502 341 91 70
1970..... 1,034 936 71 27 540 360 112 68
1971..... 917 779 73 65 732 419 145 170
1972..... 880 759 46 75 665 348 97 221
1973..... 2,144 1.,995 77 72 713 402 117 194
1974..... 1,281 1,173 91 17 930 634 118 178
' Because of rounding, components may not add to the totals shown.
2 Military aid started in 1955.
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1974
Czecho- East
Total USSR Bulgaria slovakia Germany Hungary Romania PRC
Total ........................ 1,314 1,100 50 58 4 15 22 65
Africa ..................... 166 160 1 2 .... .... .... 3
Central African Republic. . 1 1 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Ghana .................. Negl. .... Negl. .... .... .... .... ....
Guinea- Bissau. .......... Negl. Neg]. .... .... .... .... ....
Morocco ................ 30 30 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Somalia ................. 45 45 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Tanzania ................ 75 74 1 .... .... .... .... ....
Uganda ................. 12 10 .... 2 .... .... ....
Zaire .................... 3 .... .... .... .... .... .... 3
Latin America .............. 3 3 .... .... .... ....
Peru .................... 3 3 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Near East and South Asia.. . 1,145 937 49 56 4 15 22 62
1,,gypt ................... 8 .... .... .... .... 8 .... ....
India ................... 45 .... .... 45 .... .... .... ....
Iran .................... 250 250 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Iraq .................... 345 270 47 4 2 .... 22
Lebanon ................ 2 .... .... Negl. 2 .... .... ....
Nepal ................... 1 .... .... .... .... .... .... I
Pakistan ................ 61 .... .... .... .... .... .... 61
South Yemen ............ 6 .... .... .... .... 6 ....
Sri Lanka ............... 11 11 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Syria ................... 416 406 2 7 .... I .... ....
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Communist Military Agreements with Less Developed Countries, by Recipient
1955-74
Recipient and Month and Communist Total Value of Downpay- Grants or
Year Signed Signatory Agreements I meats 2 Total Credits Discounts
Total .................................................. 14,755 1,114 13,641 9,502 4,137
Afghanistan .......................................... 5174 3 514 147 367
1st half 1956 ................... USSR ............. 100 .... 100 25 75
2d half 1956 ................... Czechoslovakia..... 10 3 7 7 ....
August 1959 ................... USSR ............. 23 .... 23 6 17
November 1960 ................ Czechoslovakia..... 6 .... 6 6 ....
2d half 1960 ................... USSR ............. 40 .... 40 10 30
1st half 1961 ................... USSR ............. 1 .... I I
July 1961 ..................... Czechoslovakia..... 7 ... 7 7 ....
February 1964 ................. USSR............. 16 .... 16 4 12
October 1964 .................. USSR............. 80 .... 80 20 60
November 1966 ................ USSR............. 44 .... 44 11 33
USSR ............. 44 .... 44 11 33
January 1971 .................. USSR............. 40 .... 40 10 30
March 1971 ................... USSR............. Negl. Negl. .... .... ....
July 1.971 ..................... USSR............. 67 .... 67 17 50
1st half 1973 ................... Czechoslovakia..... 2 .... 2 2 ....
May 1973 ..................... USSR ............. 30 .... 30 8 22
Fall 1973 ...................... USSR ............. 7 .... 7 2 5
Algeria .............................................. 358 .... 358 171 187
1959 .......................... PRC............ .. 5 5 .... 5 .... 5
1960 .......................... PRC.............. 7 5 .... 7 .... 7
1961 .......................... Bulgaria........... 15 .... 1 .... 1
1962 .......................... USSR ............. 35 .... 3 .... 3
1st half 1963 ................... USSR ............. 7 .... 7 3 4
October 1963 ................... USSR ............. 100 .... 100 50 50
February 1965 ................. PRC.............. Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
May 1965 ..................... USSR ............. 135 .... 135 68 67
2d half 1968 ................... USSR............. 50 .... 50 25 25
February 1971 ................. USSR............. 50 .... 50 25 25
Bangladesh ........ ................................. 35 35 31 4
March 1972 ..................... USSR... .. . . . .... . 35 .... 35 31 4
Burma .............................................. Negl. Negl. Negl. ....
September 1970 ................. USSR.............. Negl. .... Ncgl. .... ....
June 1974 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... Negl. Negl. .... .... ....
Burundi .............................................. 2 .... 2 .... 2
2d half 1970 .................... USSR.............. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
January 1972 ................... PRC ............... 2 .... 2 .... 2
Cambodia ............................................ 266 .... 26 3 23
April 1963 ...................... USSR .............. I .... 1 .... 1
December 1963 .................. PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Ncgl.
April 1964 ...................... USSR.............. 3 .... 3 2 I
April 1964 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
October 1964 ................... PRC ............... 4 .... 4 I 3
November 1965 ................. PRC ............... 4 .... 4 .... 4
May 1966 ..................... U SS H ............. 2 .... 2 .... 2
November 1966 ................. I'RC............... 3 .... 3 .... 3
2d half 1967 .................... PRC............... 3 .... 3 .... 3
February 1968 .................. USSR.............. 6 .... 6 .... 6
October 1969 ................... PRC............... N.A. .... N.A. .... ....
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1955-74
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Recipient and Month and Communist Total Value of Downpay- Grants or
Year Signed Signatory Agreements 1 meats 2 Total Credits Discounts s
Central African Republic ............................... 1 1 1
1974 ........................... USSR.............. 1 .... 1 .... 1
Congo ................................................ 19 19 12 7
September 1964 ................. PRC ............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
January 1965 ................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 1 1
1968 ........................... USSR.............. I .... 1 .... 1
March 1969 ..................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 2 ....
October 1969 ................... PRC ............... 1 .... 1 .... 1
June 1970 ...................... USSR.............. 9 .... 9 9
November 1970 ................. PRC ............... 2 .... 2 .... 2
June 1971 ...................... PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
February 1972 .................. PRC............... 1 .... 1 .... 1
May 1973 ...................... Romania ........... Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
July 1973 ....................... PRC............... 1 .... 1 .... 1
July 1973 ....................... East Germany...... Negi. .... Negl. .... ....
Cyprus ............................................... 29 2 27 14 13
September 1964 ................. USSR.............. 26 .... 26 13 13
September 1966 ................. Czechoslovakia...... 1 .... I 1
January 1971 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 I .... .... ....
November 1973 ................. Czechoslovakia ...... 1 1 .... .... ....
Egypt ................................................ 3,829 56 3,773 2,083 1,690
2d half 1955 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 140 25 115 115 ....
1956 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 125 25 100 100 ....
July 1956 ....................... USSR.............. 155 .... 155 50 105
1958 ........................... USSR.............. 60 .... 60 20 40
1960 ........................... USSR .............. 150 .... 150 50 100
1961 ........................... USSR .............. 270 .... 270 90 180
1962 ........................... USSR .............. 150 .... 150 50 100
June 1963 ...................... USSR.............. 100 .... 100 35 65
November 1964 ................. USSR.............. 250 .... 250 125 125
September 1965 ................. USSR .............. 25 .... 25 15 10
1st half 1966 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 14 .... 14 14 ....
July 1967 ....................... USSR.............. 175 .... 175 85 90
November 1967 ................. Czechoslovakia...... 25 .... 25 25 ....
July 1968 ....................... USSR.............. 100 .... 100 50 50
February 1969 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 6 .... 6 6 ....
March 1969 ..................... USSR.............. 50 .... 50 25 25
June 1969 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 15 .... 15 15 ....
2d half 1969 .................... FIungary........... 16 .... 16 16
1970 ........................... Poland ............. 1 1 .... .... ....
1970 ........................... East Germany...... 6 1 5 5 ....
January-July 1970 .............. USSR.............. 650 .... 650 325 325
January-September 1971 ......... USSR .............. 400 .... 400 200 200
1971 ............................ Czechoslovakia...... 15 .... 15 15 ....
1972 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 20 .... 20 20 ....
1972 ........................... USSR .............. 250 .... 250 125 125
1973 ........................... USSR .............. 635 .... 635 485 1507
1973 ........................... Poland ............. 5 .... 5 5 ....
1973 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 9 .... 9 9 ....
February 1974 .................. Hungary, . - . . . .. . . 12 4 8 8 ....
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Recipient and Month and Communist Total Value of Downpay- Grants or
Year Signed Signatory Agreements 1 ments 2 Total Credits Discounts -3
Equatorial Guinea ..................................... 1 1 1
1 1 l
November 1970 ................. USSR ..............
2d half 1972 .................... PRC............... Ncgl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
Ghana ............................................... 108 .... 10 5 5
1st half 1962 .................... USSR.............. 6 .... 6 3 3
April 1964 ...................... USSR.............. 3 .... 3 2 1
2d half 1965 .................... USSR.............. I .... 1 .... 1
2d half 1965 .................... PRC ............... Ncgl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
1971 ........................... Poland ............. Negl. .... Negl. Negl. ....
March 1974 ..................... Bulgaria ............ Negl. .... Negl. Negl. ....
Guinea ............................................... 43 43 29 14
March 1959 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 .... 1 .... 1
1st half 1960 ................... USSR .............. 8 .... 8 4 4
July 1965 ....................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 I 1
September 1967 ................. USSR.............. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
July 1968 ....................... PRC ............... 1 .... 1 1
1st half 1971 .................... USSR .............. 15 .... 15 10 5
July 1971 ....................... PRC ............... 6 .... 6 6 ....
November 1973 ................. USSR .............. 10 .... 10 7 3
Guinea-Bissau ........................................ Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
November 1974 ................. USSR.............. Negl. .... Ncgl. .... Negl.
India ................................................ 1,907 342 1,565 1,565 ....
November 1960 ................. USSR.............. 21 8 13 l3 ....
March 1961 ..................... USSR.............. 6 6 .... .... ....
May 1961 ...................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 2 ....
January 1962 ................... USSR .............. 2 .... 2 2 ....
August 1962 .................... USSR .............. 46 17 29 29 ....
August 1962 .................... USSR .............. 1709 127 43 43 ....
August 1962 .................... USSR .............. 12 12 .... .... ....
January 1963 ................... USSR .............. 6 1 5 5 ....
April 1963 ...................... USSR.............. 16 2 14 14 ....
August 1963 .................... USSR .............. 38 4 34 34 ....
April 1964 ...................... USSR.............. 40 8 32 32 ....
September 1964 ................. USSR.............. 197 20 177 177 ....
September 1965 ................. USSR.............. 106 21 85 85 ....
November 1965 ................. Czechoslovakia...... 42 6 36 36 ....
November 1965 ................. Bulgaria............ 2 .... 2 2 ....
January 1966 ................... USSR .............. 11 2 9 9 ....
October 1966 ................... USSR .............. 153 15 138 138 ...
January 1968 ................... USSR .............. 33 3 30 30 ...
March 1968 ..................... Bulgaria............ 10 3 7 7 ...
August 1968 .................... USSR .............. 42 4 38 38 ...
September 1968 ................. Czechoslovakia...... 5 5 .... .... ..
February 1969 .................. USSR.............. 62 6 56 56 ...
May 1969 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 6 .... 6 6 ...
June 1969 ...................... USSR.............. 10 1 9 9 ...
October 1969 ................... USSR.............. 12010 .... 120 120 ...
2d half 1969 .................... USSR .............. 10 1 9 9 ...
1st half 1970 .................... USSR .............. 56 .... 56 56 ...
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1st half 1970 .................... USSR.............. 28 .... 28 28 ....
1st half 1970 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 .... 2 2 ....
Spring 1971 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 10 .... 10 10 ....
Spring 1971 ..................... Bulgaria............ 2 .... 2 2
Summer 1971 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 20 .... 20 20 ....
June 1971 ...................... USSR .............. 50 5 45 45
July 1971 ....................... Poland ............. 17 3 14 14 ....
July 1971 ....................... USSR.............. 33 3 30 30 ....
October 1971 ................... Poland............. 11 11 11
December 1971 .................. USSR .............. 127 .3 114 11.4 ....
2d half 1971 ..................... USSR.............. 18 2 16 1.6 ....
March 1972 ..................... USSR .............. 45 5 40 40 ....
March 1972 ..................... USSR .............. 4 4 .... .... ....
May 1972 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 1 .... .... ....
1.st half 1972 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 .... 1 1 ....
1st half 1972 .................... USSR.............. 27 3 24 24 ....
July 1972 ....................... USSR.............. 65 7 58 58 ....
August 1972 .................... USSR.............. 8 1 7 7 ....
January 1973 ................... Poland ............. 16 3 13 13 ....
1st half 1973 .................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 2 ....
2d half 1973 .................... USSR.............. 141 14 127 127 ....
November 1973 ................. USSR.............. 5 1 4 4 ....
December 1974 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 50 5 45 45 ....
Indonesia ............................................ 1,34211 30 1,31211 1,04411 26811
February 1957 .................. USSR.............. 8 .... 8 8 ....
March 1958 ..................... Poland ............. 120 12 108 108 ....
April 1958 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 70 7 63 63 ....
'2d half 1958 .................... PRC ............... 21 .... 21 21 ....
October 1959 ................... USSR.............. 6 1 5 5 ....
September 1960 ................. USSR.............. 283 .... 283 200 83
Ist half 1961 .................... USSR.............. 441 .... 441 332 109
September 1961 ................. Poland ............. 10 .... 10 10 ....
December 1961 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 4 .... 4 4 ....
May 1962 ...................... USSR.............. 95 .... 95 69 26
November 1963 ................. USSR .............. 61 .... 61 51 10
October 1964 ................... USSR.............. 199 .... 199 159 40
October 1964 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 14 .... 14 14 ....
November 1965 ................. Czechoslovakia...... Negl. .... Neg]. .... ....
September 1967 ................. USSR.............. 10 10 .... ....
September 1972 ................. Czechoslovakia...... Negl. Negl. .... .... ....
Iran ................................................. 828 2 826 826
January 1967 ................... USSR.............. 110 .... 110 110 ....
September 1967 ................. USSR.............. 40 .... 40 40 ....
February 1969 .................. USSR.............. 40 .... 40 40
February 1970 .................. USSR.............. 45 .... 45 45 ....
October 1970 ................... USSR.............. 90 .... 90 90
August 1971 .................... USSR.............. 123 .... 123 123 ....
October 1971 ................... USSR.............. 56 .... 56 56
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April 1972 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 1 .... .... ....
October 1972 ................... USSR.............. 72 .... 72 72
August 1973 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 1 .... .... ....
1st half 1974 .................... USSR .............. 250 .... 250 250 ....
Iraq ................................................. 1,719 46 1,673 1,108 565
November 1958 ................. USSR .............. 131 .... 131 42 89
February 1960 .................. USSR.............. 98 .... 98 30 68
October 1961 ................... USSR.............. 113 .... 113 74 39
June 1964 ...................... USSR.............. 41 .... 41 27 14
May 1966 ...................... USSR .............. 181 .... 181 121 60
July 1967 ....................... USSR.............. 80 .... 80 40 40
October 1967 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 20 .... 20 20 ....
March 1968 ..................... USSR.............. 10 2 8 8 ....
March 1968 ..................... Bulgaria............ 2 .... 2 2 ....
May 1968 ....................... Czechoslovakia...... 30 .... 30 30 ....
May 1969 ...................... USSR.............. 45 .... 45 25 20
August 1969 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 15 .... 15 15
September 1969 ................. Poland ............. 10 .... 10 10 ....
1st half 1970 .................... USSR.............. 30 .... 30 20 10
October 1970 ................... USSR.............. 25 .... 25 15 t0
July 1971 ....................... USSR.............. 14 .... 14 14 ....
July 1971 ....................... PRC ............... Ncgl. .... Negl. .... ....
October 1971 ................... USSR.............. 236 .... 236 156 80
December 1971 .................. Hungary ........... 15 .... 15 15
1971 ........................... Hungary........... I I
November 1972 ................. East Germany...... 1 I .... .... ....
1972 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 80 .... 80 80 ....
1972 ........................... Hungary ........... 1 1 .... .... ....
2d half 1972 .................... USSR.............. 14 .... 14 10 4
December 1972 .................. Bulgaria............ 1 1 .... .... ....
January 1973 ................... USSR.............. 140 .... 140 95 45
April 1973 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 1 .... .... ....
1973 ........................... Hungary ........... 2 2 .... .... ....
September 1973 ................. USSR.............. 9 9 .... .... ....
September 1973 ................. Bulgaria............ 2 2 .... .... ....
December 1973 ................ Poland............. Ncgl. .... Negl. Negl. ....
1st half 1974 .................... USSR .............. 45 .... 45 30 15
1st half 1974 .................... USSR.............. 200 .... 200 135 65
1st half 1974 .................... Bulgaria............ 47 .... 47 47
1st half 1974 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 4 .... 4 4 ....
1st half 1974 .................... East Germany...... 2 .... 2 2 ....
1974 ........................... Hungary ........... 26 26
July 1974 ....................... Romania ........... 22 .... 22 22 ....
November 1974 ................. USSR.............. 20 .... 20 14 6
December 1974 .................. USSR.............. 5 .... 5 5
Lebanon ............................................. 8 2 6 6 ....
October 1971 ................... USSR.............. 3 .... 3 3 ....
April 1972 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... Negl. Negl. .... .... ....
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Lebanon (Continued)
1973 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 .... 1 1 ....
November 1973 ................. Bulgaria............ 2 2 .... .... ....
December 1974 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 2 .... 2 2 ....
Libya ................................................ 490 490 .... .... ....
March 1970 ..................... USSR.............. 35 35 .... .... ....
December 1970 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 5 5 .... .... ....
May 1971 ...................... USSR .............. 33 33 .... .... ....
Mid-1971 ....................... Czechoslovakia...... 5 5- .... .... ....
June 1971 ...................... USSR.............. 16 16 .... .... ....
November 1971 ................. USSR .............. 7 7 .... .... ....
February 1972 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 3 3 .... .... ....
June 1972 ...................... USSR.............. 30 30 ... .... ....
July 1972 ....................... Czechoslovakia...... 6 6 .... .... ....
June 1973 ...................... USSR .............. 4 4 .... .... ....
2d half 1973 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 6 6 .... .... ....
1st half 1974 .................... USSR.............. 80 80 .... ....
1974 ........................... Czechoslovakia...... 5 5 .... .... ....
1974 ........................... Poland............. 5 5 .... ....
2d half 1974 .................... USSR.............. 250 250 .... .... ....
Maldives ............................................. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
1971 ........................... USSR .............. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
Mali ................................................. 8 .... 8 3 5
1st half 1961 .................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 1 1
November 1964 ................. PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
October 1965 ................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 .... 2
January 1971 ................... USSR .............. 4 .... 4 2 2
May 1971 ...................... PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
Morocco ............................................. 65 .... 65 60 5
November 1960 ................. USSR.............. 3 .... 3 .... 3
January 1962 ................... USSR .............. 8 .... 8 6 2
October 1966 ................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 2
July 1967 ....................... Czechoslovakia...... 20 .... 20 20 ....
January 1973 ................... USSR .............. 2 .... 2 2
April 1974 ...................... USSR.............. Negl. .... Negl. Negl. Negl.
October 1974 ................... USSR.............. 30 .... 30 30 ....
Nepal ................................................ 1 .... 1 .... 1
1st half 1974 .................... PRC ............... 1 .... 1 .... 1
Nigeria ............................................... 87 78 9 9 ....
July 1967 ....................... USSR.............. 5 5 .... .... ....
July 1967 ....................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 2 .... .... ....
March 1968 ..................... USSR.............. 1 .... 1 1
July 1968 ....................... USSR .............. 2 Negl. 2 2 ....
October 1968 ................... USSR.............. 6 Negl. 6 6 ....
January 1969 ................... Bulgaria............ 4 4 .... .... ....
1st half 1969 .................... USSR.............. 5 5 .... ... ....
March 1969 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 5 5 .... .... ....
August 1969 .................... USSR.............. 6 6 .... .... ....
Early 1972 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 1 .... .... ....
May 1974 ...................... USSR.............. 50 50 .... .... ....
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North Yemen ......................................... 115 12 4 111 13 98
1st half 1956 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 30 3 27 7 20
November 1962 ................. USSR.............. 20 .... 20 .... 20
March 1963 ..................... USSR.............. 30 .... 30 .... 30
March 1964 ..................... USSR .............. 10 ... 10 3 7
March 1964 ..................... Czechoslovakia ...... 1 .... 1 I ....
July 1965 ....................... USSR.............. Ncgl. .... Negl. .... ....
September 1967 ................. USSR.............. 10 .... 10 .... 10
October 1968 ................... USSR.............. 5 .... 5 .... 5
April 1969 ...................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 .... 2
July 1970 ..................... Bulgaria............ 2 .... 2 2 ....
December 1971 .................. USSR .............. 1 1 ....
April 1972 ...................... Romania ........... 1 1 .... .... ....
May 1973 ....................... USSR.............. 3 .... 3 .... 3
Pakistan ............................................. 508 38 470 350 120
September 1965 ................. 1'll.C............... 75 .... 75 .... 75
July 1966 ....................... PRC ............... 42 .... 42 .... 42
December 1966 .................. USSR.............. 3 1 2 2 ....
May 1967 ....................... PRC ............... 50 .... 50 50 ....
December 1967 .................. PRC ............... 3 .... 3 .... 3
2d half 1967 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 16 16 .... .... ....
April 1968 ...................... USSR.............. 5 1 4 4 ....
July 1968 ....................... USSR.............. 58 .... 58 58 ....
November 1970 ................. PR( ............... 40 .... 40 40 ....
November 1971 ................. PRC ............... 60 .... 60 Eill ....
February 1972 .................. PRC............... 65 .... 65 65 ....
April 1972 ...................... USSR.............. 2 2 .... ....
December 1972 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 16 16 .... .... ....
February 1973 .................. Czechoslovakia...... Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
November 1973 ................. PR,C ............... 10 ... 10 10 ....
Spring 1974 ..................... PRC ............... 1 .... 1 I ....
May 1974 ...................... PRC............... 60 .... 60 60 ....
July 1974 ....................... USSR.............. 2 2 ... .... ....
Peru ................................................. 38 .... 38 38
March 1973 ..................... USSR.............. 35 .... 35 35
Mid-1974 ....................... USSR.............. 3 .... 3 3 ....
Sierra Leone .......................................... 3 .... 3 .... 3
1971 ........................... PRC ............... 3 .... 3 .... 3
1971 ........................... USSR.............. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
Somalia .............................................. 115 .... 115 58 57
November 1963 ................. USSR.............. 35 .... 35 3 32
1st half 1968 .................... USSR.............. 5 .... 5 3 2
April 1970 ...................... USSR .............. 6 .... 6 4 2
November 1971 ................. USSR.............. 24 .... 24 18 6
1st half 1974 .................... USSR .............. 45 .... 45 30 15
South Yemen ......................................... 92 .... 92 79 13
February 1968 .................. USSR.............. 2 .... 2 I 1
August 1968 .................... USSR.............. 5 .... 5 3 2
1st half 1969 .................... USSR............... 5 .... 5 5 ....
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September 1970 ................. USSR .............. 5 .... 5 5
October 1971 ................... USSR.............. 10 .... 10 10 ....
2d half 1971 .................... East Germany...... 2 .... 2 .... 2
March 1972 ..................... Hungary ........... 2 .... 2
.... 2
November 1972 ................. USSR.............. 20 .... 20 20 ....
1st half 1973 .................... USSR.............. 35 .... 35 35
September 1974 ................. Hungary ........... 6 .... 6 .... 6
Sri Lanka ............................................ 20 .... 20 Negl. 20
May 1971 ...................... PRC ............... 5 .... 5 .... 5
May 1971 ...................... USSR.............. 2 .... 2 Negl. 2
March 1972 ..................... PRC ............... 1 .... 1 .... 1
November 1973 ................. PRC ............... 1 .... 1 .... I
November 1974 ................. USSR.............. 11 .... 11 .... 11.
Sudan ............................................... 94 11 83 75 8
January 1.968 ................... USSR.............. 75 9 66 66 ....
February 1968 .................. Bulgaria............ 5 1 4 4 ....
2d half 1969 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 6 1 5 5 ....
April 1972 ...................... PRC ............... 8 .... 8 .... 8
Syria ................................................ 2,271 9 2,262 1,643 619
1st half 1956 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 37 2 35 35 ....
November 1956 ................. USSR .............. 42 .... 42 14 28
October 1957 ................... USSR.............. 75 .... 75 25 50
February 1958 .................. USSR.............. 90 .... 90 60 30
March 1962 ..................... USSR.............. 60 .... 60 30 30
October 1963 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 5 .... 5 5 ....
October 1964 ................... USSR.............. 35 .... 35 18 17
March 1965 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 5 .... 5 5 ....
April 1966 ...................... USSR.............. 25 .... 25 13 12
July 1967 ....................... East Germany...... Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
August 1967 .................... USSR.............. 100 .... 100 50 50
October 1967 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 10 .... 10 10 ....
August 1968 .................... USSR.............. 75 .... 75 45 30
May 1969 ...................... PRC ............... 2 .... 2 2 ....
August 1969 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 12 .... 12 12
April 1970 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 15 .... 15 15 ....
2d half 1970 .................... Poland ............. 15 .... 15 15 ....
2d half 1970 .................... USSR.............. 40 .... 40 30 10
January 1971 ................... Hungary........... 10 2 8 8 ....
February 1971 .................. USSR.............. 125 .... 125 89 36
March 1972 ..................... USSR.............. 9 .... 9 9 ....
May 1972 ...................... USSR.............. 300 .... 300 225 75
2d half 1972 .................... Hungary ........... 1 .... 1 1
November 1972 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 8 1 7 7 ....
May 1973 ...................... East Germany...... 3 .... 3 3 ....
1st half 1973 ..................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 2 .... .... ....
October 1973 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 15 .... 15 14 1
October 1973 ................... USSR.............. 700 .... 700 550 150 7
October 1973 ................... Poland ............. 24 .... 24 24 ....
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October 1973 ................... East Germany...... 9 .... 9 9 ....
November 1973 ................. USSR .............. 5 1 4 4 ....
1973 ........................... Hungary ........... 1 1 .... .... ....
February 1974 .................. Czechoslovakia...... 5 .... 5 +'
Spring 1974 ..................... USSR .............. 400 .... 400 :300 100
June 1974 ...................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 .... 2 2 ....
June 1974 ...................... USSR.............. 4 .... 4 4
September 1974 ................. USSR .............. 2 .... 2 2 ....
1974 ........................... Hungary ........... 1 .... 1 ....
1974 ........................... East Germany...... Negl. .... Negl. Negl. ....
1974 ........................... Bulgaria ............ 2 .... 2 2 ....
Tanzania ............................................. 143 .... 143 110 33
January 1964 ................... USSR .............. Negl. .... Negl. .... ....
June 1964 ...................... PRC ............... I .... 1 .... I
1st half 1964 .................... East Germany ...... I .... 1 ....
March 1966 ..................... PRC............... 7 .... 7 .... 7
November 1966 ................. USSR.............. 2 .... 2? 2 ....
June 1968 ...................... PRC............... 19 .... 19 17 2
September 1968 ................. PRC............... 3 .... 3 3 ....
December 1968 .................. PRC ............... 2 .... 2 .... 2
February 1970 .................. PRC ............... 8 .... 8 7
April 1970 ...................... PRC ............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
November 1970 ................. PRC............... 13 ... 13 .... 13
August 1971 .................... PRC ............... Negl. .... Negi. .... Ncgl.
December 1971 .................. PRC............... 2 .... 2 2 ....
April 1972 ...................... PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
June 1972 ...................... PRC............... 1 .... Negl. .... I
January 1973 ................... PRC............... 6 .... 6 6 ....
March 1973 ..................... East Germany ...... 1 .... 1 1
March 1973 ..................... Romania ........... 2 .... 2 2
March 1974 ..................... USSR .............. 34 .... 34 34 ....
November 1974 ................. USSR .............. 40 .... 40 40 ....
1974 ........................... Bulgaria............ I .... 1 1
Uganda .............................................. 27 Negl. 27 17 10
1st half 1965 .................... PRC ............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
July 1965 ....................... USSR.............. 10 .... 10 5 5
2d half 1.965 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 Negl. 2 2 ....
July 1968 ....................... Czechoslovakia ...... 2 Negl. 2 2 ....
October 1969 ................... Czechoslovakia...... 1 .... 1 1 ....
1st half 1974 .................... USSR.............. 10 .... 10 5 5
1st half 1974 .................... Czechoslovakia...... 2 .... 2 2 ....
Zambia .............................................. 1 1 Negl. .... Negi.
1971 ........................... PRC............... Negl. .... Negl. .... Negl.
1971 ........................... USSR.............. 1 l .... ....
Zaire ................................................ 3 .... 3 3
December 1974 .................. PRC ............... 3 .... 3 3 ....
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known or by pricing the material through analogous prices noted in aid agreements between Communist countries and other less
developed countries. Where the value of the equipment is believed to be less than $1 million, the estimated minimum value is
shown. as Negl. The estimated value does not include credits for construction of military industrial installations and airfields, valued
minimally at $43 million, which in some cases may be carried under economic assistance agreements.
2 Downpayment includes cash payments required at contract signing or when deliveries are made, as well as commercial sales.
3 Grants are shown as 100% discounts.
4 Afghanistan has also received credits valued at nearly $24 million from the USSR for construction of airfields.
5 These transactions largely reflect grant aid in arms provided the Algerian rebel government prior to independence.
I Excluded are more than $9 million worth of Chinese ground forces ordnance and other military equipment received by
Cambodia from December 1966 to July 1969, as a "cut" for handling transshipment of arms to the NVA/VC through
Sihanoukville. Cambodia also has received an economic aid credit of $1.3 million from Czechoslovakia for the construction of an
ammunition plant.
7 Libya and Algeria may have paid $150 million in cash for arms provided during the October 1973 Arab-Israeli War on
both Egyptian and Syrian account.
8 Ghana has also received credits valued at $13 million for construction of an ammunition plant and an airfield from Czechoslovakia
and the USSR, respectively.
'' Agreement for MIG-21 FL production in India dated at provision of license for manufacture. The credit portion covers
license and imports of jigs, tools, and fixtures; the downpayment portion covers imports of aircraft components and raw
materials for assembly and production. The value of agreement for production of Atoll air-to-air missiles has not been ascertained.
"" Agreement for MIG-21 M production in India dated at the provision of license for manufacture.
It The USSR is believed to have canceled agreements for about $225 million in undrawn military aid to Indonesia--$175
million in credits and $50 million in discounts. Indonesia is still obligated to repay the USSR for the credit portion of all
military aid drawn.
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Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Total ........................ 13,641 11,837 1,251 553 11,910 10,444 1,007 459
Africa ..................... 890 745 43 102 730 600 38 92
Algeria .................. 358 345 1 12 348 335 1 12
Burundi ................. 2 Negl. .... 2 Negl. Negl. .... ....
Central African Republic. I I .... .... 1 1 .... ....
Congo .................. 19 14 Negl. 5 10 7 Negl. 3
Equatorial Guinea........ I I .... Negl. 1 1 .... ....
Ghana .................. 10 10 Negl. .... 10 10 Negl. ....
Guinea .................. 43 35 1 7 38 31 1 6
Guinea-Bissau........... Negl. Negl. .... .... Negl. Negl. ....
Mali .................... 8 8 .... Negl. 6 6 .... Negl.
Morocco ................ 65 45 20 .... 35 15 20 ....
Nigeria .................. 9 9 9 9 2
Sierra Leone ............. 3 Negl 3 2 .... ..?.
Somalia ................. 115 115 Negl. 109 109
Sudan ................... 83 66 9 8 75 64 4 7
Tanzania ................ 143 76 5 62 69 2 5 62
Uganda ..27 20 7 17 1.0 7 ....
Zaire .................... ;;
Zambia .................. Negl. .... .... Negl. Negl. .... .... Negl.
East Asia .................. 1,338 1,104 199 35 1,091 868 189 34
Burma .................. N egl. N egl. .... .... Negl. Negl. .... 13
Cambodia' .............. 26 12 .... 14 23 10 ....
Indonesia' .............. 1,312 1,092 199 21 1,068 858 189 21
Latin America .............. 38 38 .... .... 30 30
Peru .................... 38 3g .... 30 30 .... ....
Near East and South Asia.. . 11,375 9,950 1,009 416 10,059 8,946 780 333
Afghanistan. . . . . - - - - - - - - 514 492 22 .... 450 430 20 ....
Bangladesh .............. 35 35 .... 30 30 .... ....
Cyprus' ................. 27 26 1 .... 19 18 1
Egypt ................... 3,773 3,420 353 .... 3,643 3,290 353 ....
India ...1,565 1,396 169 .... 1,319 1,207 112 ....
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Iran .................... 826 826 .... 574 574 .... ....
1,673 1,426 247 Negl. 1,477 1,361 116 ....
Iraq ....................
Lebanon ................ 6 3 3 6 3 3
Maldives ................ Negl. Negl. .... Negl. Negl. .... ....
Nepal.. 1 I Negl. .... .... Ncgl.
North Yemen ............ 111 81 30 .... 110 81. 29
Pakistan' .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470 64 .... 406 344 20' .... 324
South Yemen ............ 92 82 10 .... 81 71 10 ....
Sri Lanka ............... 20 13 .... 7 9 2 .... 7
Syria ................... 2,262 2,086 174 2 1,997 1,859 136 2
1 In Cambodia and Indonesia, both Soviet and Chinese aid programs are inactive. In Cyprus the Soviet program is
inactive further deliveries are unlikely. In Pakistan the USSR has stopped delivery of weaponry, although it is
providing support-type equipment particularly vehicles.
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Land armament
Heavy tanks... ............................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 57
Medium tanks ........70 5 .... 95 .... 310 .... .... 20 100 135 .... 35 6 595 _.. 35
Light tanks ...................................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ...
Personnel carriers, armored and amphibious ......... 70 ... .... .... 100 2 .... 70 170 .... 35 12 ... 20 .... 12 5 20 440 .... 50
Artillery pieces... . .............................. 12 .... .... 6 .... .... 25 100 490 .... .... 12 ....
35 4 50 40 23
Naval ships
Submarines. ....... .......... .... .... .... .... ... 2
Submarine chasers and escort vessels ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Motor torpedo and missile boats ................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 4 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 3
Other, including auxiliary vessels and landing craft.. .... .... .... .... 2 6 .... .... .... 1 .... .... .... ....
Aircraft
Jet fighters ...................................... 39 5 .... .... .... ... .... .... .... 4 .... 54 .... .... .... .... 3 .... .... 21 12 .... 168
Other, including nonjet combat aircraft, trainers,
transports, and helicopters .................... _. ... .... .... 5 .... .... 1 .... 52 .... .... 3
Guided missile systems
Air-to-air ........................................ 2 5 .... .... 41 38
21 12 108
Surface-to-air. . .................................. .... .... .... .... 10 ... .... .... 9 .... 7 .... 4 ....
Surface-to-surface ................................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 4 .... .... .... .... .... N.A.
Million US 5
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Value of deliveriesz ................................. 57 15 1 1 91 1 Negl. 6 Negl. 104 100 332 3 .... Negl. Negl. 4 17 25 40 30 2 447 1 4
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2 Value data represent the aid portion of total deliveries (major items plus other equipment not listed above). The value of cash sales or downpayment is not included.
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1955-74
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--- - --- - Sierra South Sri
---------- North
Afghan. Bang- Equatorial
ian Algeria ladesh g Cambodia Congo Cyprus Egypt Guinea Ghana Guinea India Indonesia Iran Iraq Lebanon Libya Mali Morocco Nigeria Yemen Pakistan Peru Leone Somalia Yemen Lanka Sudan Syria Tanzania Uganda Zambia
150 .... .... ....
20
.... .... 1,115 . 170 195 120 .... 105 2,735 45 .... ....
Land armaments ... .... "" 615 12 1 22 155
.... ..... 36 895 1271 60 50 -
Heavy tanks ................ 12 39
795 450 .... .... 32 3,320 .... .... ....
Medium tanks ................................... .... 29 176 155 32 .... .... .... 60 .... ... .
17 87
Light tanks ............... .... .... .. .... 250 10 5 174 .... 24 .... 3300 3 175 ... ...
_ 380 185 10 250 1,510 62 104 27
420 175
Self-propelled assault guns ........................ 48 100
Personnel carriers, armored and amphibious......... 465 530 .... 21 39 32 2,810 6 24 44 430 400 1,370 2,210 26 190 118 170 90 470 1,375 .... .... 650 265 51 215 1,960 225 85 28
250 58 32 3,405 36 165 775 735 1,325 2,210
Artillery pieces .................................. 1,760 1,010 ...
...
Medium jet bombers .............................. ...
15 3 1 33 21 157 42 42 5 30 829 17 10
76
..... ......................... 1.4 .... .... ... .... ... 3
332 ~~~~ ~~? "
Light jet bombers. 35 32 ...
8 2984 112 .... ....
1,112
Jet fighters ...................................... 236 147 18 2 40 6 ll _.. 2 32 Large transports ................................
1 7 ... .... 9 19 3 17 232 4 15
258 261
Other, and helicopters including n1combat aircraft, trainers, trans- 18 5 19 46 25 ...
ports, ........................... 109 68 8 15 5 555 5 26 207
Guided missile systems s 7 .... .... 12 .. ... ... ... .... .... 24 341 -- ."'
... 16
Air-to-surface 6 ............................... "' "' .... .... ... .... ....
. ....
.... 13420a 26 8 .... 156 17 .... 7 .... ... 4 ... 1 . 21 44 -? ."
.... .... ....
Air-to-air I ....................................... 44 41 .... .... .... .... 172 523
....
Surface-to-air 9................................... 3 .... ? - - -
............................ .... 9
Surface-to-surface n
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I Other token deliveries of military materiel have been made by Communist countries to Burma, the Central African Republic, Guinea-Bissau, Maldives, and
Nepal. These data do not reflect attrition; nor do they show equipment originating in Communist countries but delivered by non-Communist countries, except
in the case of Egypt.
2 Including recoilless rifles, rocket launchers, and mortars of more than 100-mm. The data for Egypt, Iraq, and Syria also include the delivery of 12, 16, and 48
I
FROG rocket launchers, respectively.
3 Including two old destroyers and seven old submarines returned to the USSR in exchange for newer models.
4 Excluding MIG-21 fighters assembled at the aircraft assembly plant at Nasik.
0 Data reflect numbers of aircraft, ships, and vehicles having missile capability.
6 Number of TU-16 aircraft equipped with ASM (two per aircraft) and TU-22 equipped with ASM (one per aircraft).
7 Number of fighter aircraft equipped with AA11 two to four per aircraft;.
8 Some of these systems may be domestically manufactured under Soviet license.
9 Number of SAM firing battalions (sites)-six launchers per SA-2 site, four dual launchers per SA-3 site, and four triple launchers per SA-6 site.
ro Algeria has received an undetermined number of SAMs and now may have an operational capability.
u Indicating the number of Eomar-class and Osa-class boats equipped with SSMI two to four per vessel!, three coastal defense missile sites, 20 SCUD launchers
in Egypt, and some SCUD launchers in Syria.
Naval ships .... 1
... ... ....
Light cruisers ........ .......................
Destroyers.. ............. ....................... .... .... .... 20
...
7 12
Submarines. ..................................... .... ... .... .... 6 2
... 13 ... ...
... 3
9 16
3linesweepers........... .... 2 .... ....
Submarine chasers and escort vessels ................ .... 20
21 .... .... 6 56 1 4 8 26
Motor torpedo and missile boats ................ ... 3 13 32 .... 4 17 9 57 10
Other, including auxiliary vessels and landing craft.. .
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Persons
Total
USSR
and
Eastern
Europe
PRC
Total
USSR
and
Eastern
Europe
PRC
Total .......................
7,760
6,730
1,030
7,045
6,020
1,025
Afghanistan ..............
470
470
....
425
425
Algeria ...................
650
650
....
650
650
Bangladesh ...............
50
50
....
100
100
Burundi ..................
....
....
....
10
....
10
Congo ...................
60
30
30
50
30
20
Egypt ....................
200
200
....
520
5202
Equatorial Guinea.........
25
10
15
20
10
10
Guinea ...................
135
110
25
160
110
50
India ....................
270
270
....
300
300
Iran .....................
70
70
....
60
60
Iraq .....................
1,030
1,030
....
785
785
Libya ....................
100
100
....
10
10
Mali .....................
25
15
10
55
45
10
Morocco .................
....
....
....
10
10
Nigeria ...................
60
60
....
70
70
....
North Yemen .............
120
120
....
130
130
Pakistan .................
25
....
25
25
....
25
Peru .....................
15
15
....
15
15
Sierra Leone ..............
10
....
10
30
....
30
Somalia ..................
1,000
1 , 000
....
700
700
....
South Yemen .............
310
260
50
225
225
....
Sri Lanka ................
....
....
....
5
....
5
Sudan ....................
140
90
50
70
20
50
Syria ....................
2,150
2,150:1
....
1,780
1,780
Tanzania .................
745
....
745
745
....
745
Uganda ..................
30
30
....
25
25
Zambia ..................
70
....
70
70
....
70
I Minimum estimates of the number of persons present for a period of one month or more. Numbers
are rounded to the nearest five.
2 Most of these arrived with the equipment supplied after the outbreak of the October War.
3 Excluding personnel assigned to Soviet operational units.
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1955-74 1974 Being Trained as of December 1974
Eastern Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Total .............. 39,590 33,530 3,755 2,305 3,635 3,400 110 125 4,070 3,260 100 710
Afghanistan ..... 3,255 3,005 250 .... 410 410 .... 410 410
Algeria.......... 2,135 1,920 200 15 .... .... .... .... 50 50
Bangladesh...... 380 380 .... .... 65 65 .... 35 35
Burundi......... 40 40 .... .... .... 40 40
Cambodia ....... 30 30 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Congo .......... 755 335 45 375 .... 255 .... 25 230
Egypt........... 6 , 220 5,665 555 .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Ghana .......... 180 180 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Guinea.......... 1,180 770 50 360 15 15 .... 240 115 .... 125
India ........... 1,990 1,985 5 .... 305 305 .... 170 170
Indonesia........ 9,270 7,560 1, 71.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Iran ............ 245 245 .... .... 35 35 .... 35 35
Iraq ............ 2,915 2,700 215 .... 760 700 60 .... 355 335 20
Libya........... 300 300 .... .... 300 300 .... .... 300 300 ....
Mali ............ 210 150 10 50 .... .... .... .... 45 .... .... 45
Morocco ........ 70 .... 70 .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Nigeria.......... 365 365 .... .... 175 175 .... 175 175
North Yemen.... 955 955 .... .... 75 75 .... 75 75
Pakistan. . . ... .. 265 45 .... 220 35 5 .... 30 30 .... 30
Peru ............ 150 150 .... .... 100 100 .... 60 60
Sierra Leone ..... 150 .... .... 150 .... .... .... .... 30 .... .... 30
Somalia ......... 1,975 1,875 70 30 150 150 .... .... 240 235 5
South Yemen. .. . 575 555 20 .... 180 180 .... .... 180 180
Sri Lanka ....... 5 .... .... 5 5 .... 5
Sudan ........... 430 310 20 100 90 .... 90 50 .... 50
Syria ........... 3 , 480 3 , 025 455 .... 580 530 50 .... 550 500 50
Tanzania........ 1,370 395 1.0 965 145 145 .... 345 145 .... 200
Uganda......... 625 555 70 .... 200 200 .... .... 400 400
Zambia ......... 70 35 .... 35 10 10 ....
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Total USSR Total Bulgaria slovakia Germany Hungary Poland Romania PRC
Total ................... 1,415.2 612.6 605.3 78.5 100.0 35.0 32.0 100.0 259.8 197.3
Africa ................ 283.8 21.8 90.0 .... .... 90.0 172.0
Cameroon .......... 0.2 0.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Chad .............. t.0 1.0 .... .... .... ... .... .... .... ....
l,thiopia ........... 0.7 0.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Gambia ............ 0.2 0.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Guinea ............. 83.5 2.0 80.0 .... .... .... .... .... 80.0 1.5
Mauritania ......... 47.3 0.4 10.0 .... .... .... .... .... 10.0 36.9
0
Niger .............. 6.2 1 .2 .... .... ... .... .... .... .... 0.
Senegal ............ 0.5 0.5 .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Somalia ............ 11.2 10.6 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.6
'Tanzania........... 75.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 75.0
Upper Volta ........ 3.1 1.6 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1.5
Zambia ............ 54.9 3.4 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 51 .5
East Asia ............. 25.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 25.0
Laos ............... 25.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 25.0
Latin America......... 452.2 222.2 230.0 .... .... 10.0 20.0 100.0 100.0
Argentina .......... 435.0 215.0 220.0 .... N. A. .... 20.0 100.0 100.0 ....
Bolivia ............. 1.2 1.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Colombia........... 6.0 6.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Guyana ............ 10.0 .... 10.0 .... .... 10.0 .... .... .... ....
Near East and South
Asia ............. 654.2 368.6 285.3 78.5 100.0 25.0 12.0 .... 69.8 0.3
Bangladesh......... 103.1 27.6 75.5 0.5 .... 25.0 .... .... 50.0 ....
Egypt .............. 20,0 20.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... ... ....
Lebanon ........... 9.2 .... 9.2 .... .... .... ... .... 9.2 ....
North Yemen....... 5.0 5.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Pakistan ........... 216.0 216.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
South Yemen ....... 5.0 .... 5.0 5.0 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Sri Lanka. . .. . . .. . . 10.9 .... 10.6 .... .... .... .... .... 10.6 0.3
Syria .............. 285.0 100.0 185.0 73.0 100.0 .... 12.0 .... .... ....
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1954-74
Extended Drawn
Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PAC
Total ............................. 19,021.8 9,853.0 5,630.0 3,538.8 8,196.0 5,319.1 1,461.3 1,415.6
Africa .......................... 4,324.0 1,369.9 1,006.4 1,947.7 1,551.6 656.8 157.4 737.4
Algeria ....................... 860.2 426.4 341.8 92.0 300.7 220.8 35.4 44.5
Burundi ...................... 20.0 .... .... 20.0 .... .... .... ....
Cameroon .................... 79.0 8.0 .... 71.0 4.5 4.5 ....
Central African Republic ....... 6.8 2.8 .... 4.0 6.8 2.8 .... 4.0
Chad ........................ 54.2 4.1 .... 50.1 3.8 2.0 .... 1.8
Congo ....................... 73.6 18.3 5.1 50.2 46.4 13.5 0.2 32.7
Dahomey ..................... 44.0 .... .... 44.0 .... .... .... ....
Equatorial Guinea ............. 25.1 1 . 1 .... 24.0 1.3 1.1 .... 0.2
Ethiopia ..................... 205.3 102.5 17.0 85.8 30.2 19.2 8.8 2.2
Gambia ...................... 0.2 0.2 .... 0.2 0.2
Ghana ....................... 239.1 93.0 104.1 42.0 62.6 31.1 26.1 5.4
Guinea ....................... 394.4 201.7 109.7 83.0 248.7 150.7 30.7 67.3
Kenya ....................... 66.6 48.7 .... 17.9 7.0 4.0 .... 3.0
Malagasy Republic ............ 11.3 .... .... 11.3 3.5 .... ... 3.5
Mali ......................... 159.9 73.4 22.6 63.9 117.8 61.4 6.9 49.5
Mauritania .................... 78.9 4.7 10.0 64.2 11.8 2.5 .... 9.3
Mauritius .................... 40.2 5.0 .... 35.2 0.9 0.9 .... ....
Morocco ..................... 143.2 88.0 55.2 .... 33.4 21.8 11.6 ....
Niger ........................ 8.4 2.1 .... 6.3 3.5 2.1 .... 1.4
Nigeria ....................... 45.2 7.2 38.0 .... 3.1 3.1 .... ....
Rwanda ...................... 22.5 0.5 .... 22.0 2.2 .... .... 2.2
Senegal ...................... 56.7 7.6 .... 49.1 4.5 3.0 .... 1.5
Sierra Leone .................. 68.0 28.0 .... 40.0 5.5 1.6 .... 3.9
Somalia . ..................... 236.0 97.4 5.7 132.9 93.6 47.4 3.6 42.6
Sudan ........................ 300.0 64.8 153.6 81.6 45.6 26.5 4.0 15.1
Tanzania ..................... 373.8 20.0 19.3 334.5 257.3 2.7 3.4 251.2
Togo ......................... 45.0 .... .... 45.0 0.9 .... .... 0.9
Tunisia ...................... 148.4 34.1 74.3 40.0 44.3 17.3 26.7 0.3
Uganda ...................... 30.6 15.6 .... 15.0 16.6 11.9 .... 4.7
Upper Volta .................. 48.5 5.7 .... 42.8 5.8 2.5 .... 3.3
Zaire ......................... 100.0 .... .... 100.0 0.4 .... .... 0.4
Zambia ...................... 338.9 9.0 50.0 279.9 188.9 2.4 .... 186.5
East Asia ....................... 770.6 160.1 338.0 272.5 474.7 144.6 167.2 162.9
Burma ....................... 153.0 1.6.4 28.6 108.0 68.2 16.4 5.5 46.3
Cambodia .................... 134.5 24.9 17.3 92.3 90.9 15.7 5.8 69.4
Indonesia ..................... 453.1 113.8 292.1 47.2 314.1 111.0 155.9 47.2
Laos ......................... 30.0 5.0 .... 25.0 1.5 1.5 .... ....
Europe ......................... 45.0 .... .... 45.0 6.1 .... .... 6.1
Malta ........................ 45.0 .... .... 45.0 6.1 .... .... 6.1
Latin America .................. 1,737.3 686.2 918.1 133.0 273.9 101.1 153.7 19.1
Argentina .................... 489.7 259.3 230.4 .... 40.3 34.9 5.4
Bolivia ....................... 60.2 29.5 30.7 .... 9.8 6.4 3.4 ....
Brazil ........................ 330.6 90.0 240.6 .... 120.2 33.0 87.2 ....
Chile ........................ 447.7 238.0 144.7 65.0 65.4 15.5 32.9 17.0
Colombia ..................... 24.5 8.5 16.0 .... 2.7 2.5 0.2 ....
Costa Rica ................... 15.0 15.0 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Ecuador ...................... 15.4 0.4 15.0 .... 7.2 0.4 6.8 ....
Guyana ...................... 36.0 .... 10.0 26.0 0.6 .... .... 0.6
Peru ......................... 262.7 25.5 195.2 42.0 18.1 4.9 11.7 1.5
Uruguay ..................... 45.5 20.0 25.5 .... 9.6 3.5 6.1
Venezuela .................... 10.0 .... 10.0 .... .... .... ----
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1954-74 (Continued)
Million Current US
Extended Drawn
Total
USSR
Eastern
Europe
PRC
Total
USSR
Eastern
Europe
PRC
Near East and South Asia ........
12,144.9
7,636.8
3,367.5
1,140.6
5,889.7
4,416.6
983.0
490.1
Afghanistan ..................
950.3
836.8
39.0
74.5
657.1
619.5
11.0
26.6
Bangladesh ...................
411.3
241.6
158.7
11.0
185.0
149.2
24.8
11.0
Egypt ........................
2,342.3
1,438.8
769.8
133.7
1,306.4
935.5
305.1
65.8
Greece .......................
7.7
7.7
....
....
7.7
7.7
India ........................
2,396.8
1,941.8
455.0
....
1,564.6
1,326.3
238.3
....
Iran .........................
1,329.2
788.2
541.0
....
584.0
464.0
120.0
....
Iraq .........................
1,042.0
553.7
443.3
45.0
329.6
236.9
92.7
....
Jordan .......................
5.5
5.5
....
....
....
....
....
Lebanon .....................
9.2
....
9.2
....
....
....
....
....
Nepal ........................
126.4
23.8
....
102.6
87.9
20.8
....
67.1
North Yemen .................
198.1
104.3
13.1
80.7
139.2
72.9
12.6
53.7
Pakistan .....................
1,120.2
652.1
76.6
391.5
231.5
74.4
22.6
134.5
South Yemen .................
189.0
51.9
56.7
77.4
22.2
8.7
2.0
11.5
Sri Lanka ....................
268.6
40.8
73.1
154.7
150.5
25.4
25.4
99.7
Syria ........................
1,148.7
417.6
661.6
69.5
352.8
233.4
99.2
20.2
Turkey .......................
599.6
529.2
70.4
....
271.2
241.9
29.3
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Total .......................... 3,826.0 372.0 1,241.2 300.8 379.3 493.7 198.5 1,124.7 650.1 654.1 612.6 9,853.0
Africa ....................... 753.0 54.1 83.4 35.9 5.4 134.8 57.0 215.5 .... 9.0 21.8 1,369.9
Algeria .................... 232.1 .... 5.4 .... .... .... .... 188.9 .... .... .... 426.4
Cameroon ................. 7.8 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.2 8.0
Central African Republic. .. . .... .... .... .... 0.9 1.9 .... 2.8
Chad ..................... .... .... .... .... 2.2 .... .... .... .... 0.9 1.0 4.1
Congo .................... 10.2 3.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 4.4 .... 18.3
Equatorial Guinea .......... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1.1 .... .... .... 1.1
Ethiopia . . . ............... 101.8 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.7 102.5
Gambia ................... .... .... .... .... 0.2 0.2
Ghana .................... 93.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 93.0
Guinea .................... 73.1 15.0 2.7 16.7 .... 92.2 .... .... .... N.A. 2.0 201.7
Kenya .................... 48.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 48.7
Mali ...................... 59.5 0.2 3.2 9.7 .... 0.8 .... .... .... .... .... 73.4
Mauritania ................ .... .... .... 3.3 .... .... .... .... .... 1.0 0.4 4.7
Mauritius ................. .... .... .... .... .... .... 5.0 .... .... .... .... 5.0
Morocco .................. .... .... 43.6 .... .... .... 44.4 .... .... .... .... 88.0
Niger ..................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.9 1.2 2.1
Nigeria .................... .... 0.5 .... .... .... .... 6.7 .... .... .... .... 7.2
Rwanda ................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.5 .... 0.5
Senegal ................... .... 6.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.4 0.5 7.6
Sierra Leone ............... .... 28.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 28.0
Somalia ................... 54.7 .... 8.5 .... 23.6 .... 10.6 97.4
Sudan ..................... 23.0 .... .... .... .... 41.8 .... .... .... .... .... 64.8
Tanzania .................. .... .... 20.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 20.0
Tunisia ................... 33.5 .... .... 0.6 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 34.1
Uganda ................... 15.6 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 15.6
Upper Volta ............... .... .... .... .... 3.2 .... .... .... .... 0.9 1.6 5.7
Zambia ................... .... .... .... 5.6 .... 3.4 9.0
East Asia .................... 150.6 3.3 3.5 .... .... 1.7 .... .... .... 1.0 .... 160.1
Burma .................... 13.7 .... .... .... .... 1.7 .... .... .... 1.0 .... 16.4
Cambodia ................. 21.4 .... 3.5 .... .... .... .... .... .... 24.9
Indonesia .................. 110.5 3.3 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 113.8
Laos ....................... . 5.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 5.0
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Latin America ................ 29.0 15.3 90.0 55.5 2.5 20.0 53.0 54.7 144.0 .... 222.2 686.2
Argentina ................. 29.0 15.3 .... .... .... .... 215.0 259.3
Bolivia .................... .... .... .... .... .... .... 27.5 0.8 .... 1.2 29.5
Brazil ..................... .... .... 90.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 90.0
Chile ..................... .... .... .... 55.5 .... .... .... 38.5 144.0 .... 238.0
Colombia .................. .... .... .... .... 2.5 .... .... .... .... 6.0 8.5
Costa Rica ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 15.0 .... .... .... 15.0
Ecuador ................... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.4 .... 0.4
Peru ...................... .... .... .... .... .... .... 25.5 .... .... .... 25.5
Uruguay .................. .... .... .... .... .... 20.0 .... .... .... .... .... 20.0
Near East and South Asia... .. 2,893.4 299.3 1,064.3 209.4 371.4 337.2 88.5 854.5 506.1 644.1 368.6 7,636.8
Afghanistan ............... 536.4 14.1 11.2 5.0 126.7 .... 2.8 5.4 121.0 14.2 .... 836.8
Bangladesh ................ 4.0 34.3 25.0 .... .... 12.2 .... .... 103.5 35.0 27.6 241.6
Egypt ..................... 1,001.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... 417.8 .... .... 20.0 1,438.8
Greece .................... .... 7.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... 7.7
India ..................... 811.1 226.5 574.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... 330.0 .... 1,941.8
Iran ...................... 62.9 .... 305.5 .... 177.8 .... 54.4 .... .... 187.6 .... 788.2
Iraq ...................... 183.9 .... .... 4.4 .... 120.7 22.5 222.2 .... .... .... 553.7
M Jordan .................... .... .... .... .... .... 5.5 .... .... .... .... .... 5.5 n
n
A Nepal ..................... 20.8 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 3.0 .... 23.8 m
rn
North Yemen. .......... 97.9 0.1 .... 0.4 .... .... 0.9 5.0 104.3
Z Pakistan ... 40.2 15.7 15.1 .... 66.9 18.4 .... 208.8 .... 71.0 216.0 652.1 Z
0
South Yemen .............. .... .... .... .... .... 14.4 .... .... 39.6 0.9 .... 54.9
T
0 Sri Lanka ................. 30.0 0.9 .... .... .... .... 8.4 .... .... 1.5 .... 40.8 0
M Syria .... 100.0 .... 133.3 .... N.A. 0.3 84.0 .... 100.0 417.6 rn
M
G) Turkey .................... 5.2 .... .... 200.0 .... 166.0 ..:. .... 158.0 .... 529.2 0
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1954-64 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 Total
Total .................... 1,297.0 532.8 293.6 131.8 219.7 426.4 176.1 483.6 910.1 553.6 605.3 5,630.0
Africa ................. 198.4 84.7 0.2 48.2 74.7 11.4 88.0 99.0 214.1 97.7 90.0 1,006.4
Algeria .............. 21.8 .... 0.2 .... .... .... 72.1 .... 150.0 97.7 .... 341 , 8
Congo .............. .... .... .... .... .... .... 5.1 .... .... N. A. .... 5.1
Ethiopia ............ 11.8 5.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 17.0
Ghana .............. 83.9 20.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 104.1
Guinea .............. 23.2 3.0 .... .... 3.5 .... .... .... .... .... 80.0 109.7
Mali ................ 22.6 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 22.6
Mauritania.......... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... 10.0 10.0
Morocco ............ 5.2 30.0 .... .... 20.0 .... .... .... .... .... ... 55.2
Nigeria .............. .... 14.0 .... .... .... .... .... 24.0 .... .... .... 38.0
Somalia ............. 2.5 0.9 .... .... .... .... 0.8 .... 1.5 .... .... 5.7
Sudan ............... .... 10.0 .... 47.2 .... 11.4 10.0 75.0 .... .... .... 153.6
Tanzania............ 5.3 1.4 .... .... .... .... .... .... 12.6 .... .... 19.3
Tunisia ............. 22.1 .... .... 1.0 51.2 .... .... .... .... .... .... 74.3
Zambia ............. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 50.0 .... .... 50.0
East Asia .............. 296.0 13.0 16.1 ..,. 1.0 11.9 .... .... .... .... .... 338.0
Burma .............. 1.5 10.0 16.1 .... 1.0 .... .... .... .... .... ... 28.6
Cambodia ........... 5.4 .... .... .... .... 11.9 .... .... .... .... .... 17.3
Indonesia ............ 289.1 3.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 292.1
Latin America.......... 183.9 3.0 48.1 22.0 16.0 11.4 34.9 189.4 131.2 48.2 230.0 918.1
Argentina ........... 2.4 3.0 .... .... 5.0 .... .... .... .... .... 220.0 230.4
Bolivia .............. .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.8 25.2 0.2 4.5 .... 30.7
Brazil ............... 181.5 .... 42.1 17.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 240.6
Chile ............... .... .... .... .... 6.0 .... .... 95.0 25.0 18.7 .... 144.7
Colombia ............ .... .... .... .... 5.0 .... .... 11.0 .... .... .... 16.0
Ecuador ............. .... .... .... 5.0 .... 5.0 .... 5.0 .... .... .... 15.0
Guyana ............. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 10.0 10.0
Peru ................ .... .... .... .... .... 6.0 10.0 48.2 106.0 25.0 .... 195.2
Uruguay ............ .... .... 6.0 ... .... 0.4 14.1 5.0 .... .... .... 25.5
Venezuela ........... .... .... .... .... .... .... 10.0 .... .... .... .... 10.0
Near East and South
Asia .............. 618.7 432.1 229.2 61.6 128.0 391.7 53.2 195.2 564.8 407.7 285.3 3,367.5
Afghanistan ......... 6.3 .... 4.7 .... .... .... .... .... .... 28.0 .... 39.0
Bangladesh .......... 26.2 .... .... .... .... .... 10.4 .... 25.0 21.6 75.5 158.7
Egypt ............... 264.3 213.4 42.0 12.6 .... .... .... 141.5 .... 96.0 .... 769.8
India ............... 234.6 12.4 52.5 25.0 25,5 .... .... .... .... 105.0 .... 455.0
Iran ................ 18.4 110.0 15.0 10.0 75.0 200.0 .... .... 10.0 102.6 .... 541.0
Iraq ................ .... 20.0 .... 14.0 .... 129.1 42.8 37.4 200.0 .... .... 443.3
Lebanon ............ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 9.2 9.2
North Yemen ........ 1.4 8.2 3.5 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 13.1
Pakistan ............ 15.4 .... 28.0 .... .... 8.0 .... .... .... 25.2 .... 76.6
South Yemen........ .... .... .... .... .... 24.0 .... 16.3 .... 11.4 5.0 56.7
Sri Lanka ........... 8.0 42.0 .... .... 2.5 .... .... .... 10.0 .... 10.6 73.1
Syria ............... 30.4 26.1 83.5 .... 25.0 25.0 .... .... 271.6 15.0 185.0 661.6
Turkey .............. 13.7 5.6
.... .... .... .... .... .... 48.2 2.9 .... 70.4
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Total .................... 673.0 70.7 164.0 49.5 54.5 15.9 728.1 562.6 584.0 439.2 197.3 3,538,8
Africa ................. 277.3 24.7 42.5 21.5 0.5 15.7 472.8 358.6 224.5 337.6 172.0 1,947 7
Algeria .............. 51.8 0.2 .... .... .... .... .... 40.0 .... .... 92.0
Burundi ............. .... 20.0 .... 20 0
Cameroon ........... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 71.0 .... 71 0
Central African
Republic .......... 4.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 4.0
Chad ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0.4 .... 49.7 .... 50.1
Congo .............. 25.2 .... .... .... .... .... 20.0 .... 5.0 .... .... 50.2
Dahomey ............ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 44.0 .... .... 44 0
Equatorial Guinea.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 24.0 .... .... .... 24.0
Ethiopia ............ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 84.0 .... 1.8 .... 85.8
Ghana .............. 42.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .... .... 42.0
Guinea .............. 26.5 .... 31.2 .... 0.3 11.5 10.0 .... 2.0 .... 1.5 83.0
Kenya .............. 17.9 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 17 9
Malagasy Republic. . . .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 11.3 .... .... 11 3
Mali ................ 42.0 8.0 3.0 .... .... 10.9 .... 63.9
Mauritania .......... .... .... .... 4.7 .... .... .... 20.5 .... 2.1 36.9 64.2
Mauritius ........... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 35.2 .... .... 35.2
Niger ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1.3 5.0 6.3
Rwanda ............. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 22.0 .... .... 22.0
Senegal. . . . .. . . . . . . . .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 49.1 .... 49.1
Sierra Leone ......... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 40.0 .... .... .... 40.0
Somalia ............. 21.6 1.5 0.2 .... .... .... 109.0 .... 0.6 132.9
Sudan ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... 41.6 40.0 .... 81.6
Tanzania............ 46.3 .... 8.1 .... 0.2 3.2 200.6 0.7 .... 0.4 75.0 334.5
Togo ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 45.0 .... .... 45.0
Tunisia ............. .... .... 40.0 .... .... 40.0
Uganda ............. .... 15.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 15.0
Upper Volta ......... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 41.3 1.5 42.8
Zaire ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... 100.0 .... 100.0
Zambia ............. .... .... .... 16.8 .... 1.0 200.6 .... .... 10.0 51.5 279.9
East Asia .............. 105.9 18.0 42.9 .... .... .... .... 80.7 .... .... 25.0 272.5
Burma .............. 27.3 .... .... .... .... .... .... 80.7 .... .... .... 108.0
Cambodia ........... 49.4 .... 42.9 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 92.3
Indonesia ............ 29.2 18.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 47.2
Laos ................ .... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 25.0 25.0
Europe ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 45.0 .... 45.0
Malta ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 45.0 .... .... 45.0
Latin America .......... .... .... .... ... .... .... .... 44.0 89.0 .... .... 133.0
Chile ............... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 2.0 63.0 .... 65.0
Guyana ............. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 26.0 .. .... 26.0
Peru ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 42.0 .... .... .... 42.0
Near East and South
Asia .............. 289.8 28.0 78.6 28.0 54.0 0.2 255.3 79.3 225.5 101.6 0.3 1,140.6
Afghanistan. .. . ... . . .... 28.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... 46.5 .... .... 74.5
Bangladesh .......... 10.0 .... .... .... 1.0 .... .... .... .... .... .... 11.0
Egypt ............... 84.7 .... .... 21.0 .... .... 28.0 .... 133.7
Iraq ................ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 45.0 .... .... 45.0
Nepal ............... 43.4 .... 19.6 .... 2.0 .... .... 2.6 35.0 .... .... 102.6
North Yemen........ 44.4 .... 14.0 .... .... 0.2 .... .... 21.2 0.9 .... 80.7
Pakistan ............ 50.0 .... 45.0 7.0 39.0 .... 200.0 .... .... 50.5 .... 391.5
South Yemen ........ .... .... .... .... 12.0 .... 43.2 .... 22.2 .... .... 77.4
Sri Lanka ........... 41.0 .... .... .... .... .... 12.1 31.7 55.6 14.0 0.3 154.7
Syria ............... 16.3 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 45.0 8.2 .... 69.5
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1974
Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC a
25X6A
Total .......................... 47,375 14,725 9,715 22,935
Africa ....................... 34,120 6,005 7,445 20,670
Algeria .................... 4,655 2,355 2,050 250
Burundi ................... 50 30 5 15
Cameroon ................. 180 10 .... 170
Central African Republic .... 275 250 15 10
Chad ..................... 100 65 .... 35
Congo .................... 715 120 145 450
Dahomey .................. 35 .... .... 35
Equatorial Guinea.......... 260 10 .... 250
Ethiopia .................. 360 35 5 320
Ghana .................... 150 45 15 90
Guinea .................... 1,770 1,000 310 460
Kenya .................... 30 5 20 5
Liberia .................... 20 .... 20 ....
Libya ..................... 3,810 10 3,800 ....
Malagasy Republic ......... 15 5 .... 10
Mali ...................... 445 130 15 300
Mauritania ................ 300 75 .... 225
Mauritius ................. 45 10 .... 35
Morocco .................. 495 300 185 10
Niger ..................... 35 10 .... 25
Nigeria .................... 255 95 90 70
Rwanda ................... 270 .... 5 265
Senegal ................... 125 25 .... 100
Sierra Leone ............... 405 10 .... 395
Somalia ................... 2,950 800 150 2,000
Sudan ..................... 420 35 25 360
Tanzania .................. 4,355 200 55 4,100
Togo ...................... 85 .... .... 85
Tunisia ................... 470 95 320 55
Uganda ................... 440 130 10 300
Upper Volta ............... 70 .... .... 70
Zaire ...................... 370 10 185 175
Zambia ................... 10,160 140 20 10,000
East Asia .................... 110 15 25 70
Burma .................... 70 .... .... 70
Indonesia .................. 10 .... 10 ....
Malaysia .................. 20 15 5 ....
Thailand .................. 10 .... 10 ....
Europe ...................... 120 .... .... 120
Malta ..................... 120 .... .... 120
Latin America ................ 545 310 170 65
Bolivia .................... 25 25 .... ....
Brazil ..................... 40 25 15
Chile ..................... 10 .... 10 ....
Colombia .................. 10 .... 10 ....
Ecuador ................... 10 5 5 ....
Guyana ................... 125 .... 75 50
Peru ...................... 295 240 40 15
Uruguay .................. 25 10 15 ....
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1974 (Continued)
Total
USSR
Eastern
Europe
PRC 2
Near East and South Asia.. . . .
12,480
8,395
2,075
2,010
Afghanistan ...............
865
745
20
100
Bangladesh ................
730
630
100
Egypt .....................
2,160
1,700
450
10
Greece ....................
25
....
25
....
India .....................
1,480
1,400
80
Iran ......................
1,230
1,100
125
5
Iraq ......................
1,375
750
225
400
Jordan ....................
5
5
...
....
Kuwait ...................
5
....
5
....
Lebanon ..................
25
....
25
....
Nepal .....................
305
5
....
300
North Yemen ..............
515
150
15
350
Pakistan ..................
395
165
55
1753
South Yemen ..............
810
160
95
555
Sri Lanka .................
1.75
75
50
50
Syria .....................
2,040
1,200
790
50
Turkey ....................
340
310
15
15
I Minimum estimates of the number of persons present for a period of one
month or more. Numbers are rounded to the nearest five.
2 Including laborers in some countries, especially in Tanzania, Zambia, and
Somalia.
3 Excluding 25,000 to 30,000 Chinese personnel reported working on the
Karakoram Highway in Pakistan.
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Technical Trainees from Less Developed Countries Departing for Training in Communist Countries
Persons
1956-74 1974
25X6
Africa ................. 7,145 3,525 3,455 165 905 325 500 80
Algeria .............. 2 , 020 685 1,335 .... 400 150 250 ....
Burundi ............. 25 .... 5 20 .... .... .... ....
Cameroon ........... 30 30 .... .... 30 .... .... 30
Central African
Republic .......... 120 85 35 .... .... .... .... ....
Congo .............. 75 75 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Dahomey ............ 785 465 320 .... 25 .... 25
Ethiopia ............ 165 65 100 .... 25 .... 25 ....
Ghana .............. 785 440 345 .... 25
Guinea .............. 945 655 290 .... 200 100 100 ....
Kenya .............. 125 10 115 .... .... .... .... ....
Libya ............... 25 .... 25 .... .... .... .... ....
Mali ................ 585 370 175 40 .... .... .... ....
Mauritius ........... 5 5
Morocco ............ 175 120 55 .... 25 .... 25 ....
Mozambique......... 10 .... 10 .... .... .... .... ....
Nigeria .............. 105 30 75 .... .... .... ....
Sierra Leone ......... 5 5
Somalia ............. 170 160 10 .... 25 25 .... ....
Sudan ............... 110 15 95 .... 65 15 50 ....
Tanzania............ 380 60 240 80 25 .... .... 25
Tunisia ............. 345 130 215 .... 35 35 .... ....
Uganda ............. 60 55 5 .... .... .... .... ....
Upper Volta ......... 60 60 ....
Zambia ............. 35 5 5 25 25 .... .... 25
East Asia .............. 1,095 355 330 410 10 5 5 ....
Burma .............. 225 45 125 55 10 5 5 ....
Cambodia ........... 385 10 20 355 .... .... .... ....
Indonesia............ 485 300 185 .... .... .... .... ....
Latin America.......... 260 130 130 .... 80 35 45 ....
Bolivia .............. 5 5
Brazil ............... 15 5 10 .... ....
Chile ............... 55 20 35 .... ....
Colombia............ 35 15 20 .... 30 10 20 ....
Ecuador ............. 20 20 .... ....
Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Total .................... 32,570 20,075 11,700 795 4,380 2,640 1,660 80
20
110
Near East and South
Asia .............. 24,070
Afghanistan......... 1,405
Bangladesh .......... 590
Cyprus .............. 100
Egypt ............... 8,000
India ............... 4,510
Iran ................ 2,310
Iraq ................ 1,940
Nepal ............... 95
North Yemen. ... . . . . 850
Pakistan............ 390
South Yemen. ... . . . . 415
Sri Lanka ........... 190
Syria. .. . . . .. ...1,690
Turkey .............. 1,585
5 15
60 50
16,065 7,785 220
1,100 305 ....
490 100 ....
50 50 ....
4,610 3,390 ....
3,280 1,230 ....
1,675 635 ....
1,325 605 10
55 10 30
435 235 180
345 45
370 45 ....
145 45 ....
745 945 ....
1,440 145 ....
3,385 2,275 1,110
215 200 - 15
275 250 25
800 350 450
475 275 200
150 1.00 50
325 225 100
75 50 25
135 110 25
150 150 ....
15 15 ....
450 250 200
320 300 20
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Eastern Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Africa ...................... 32,660 19,170 12,745 745 2,390 1,515 860 15 13,625 8,765 4,560 300
Algeria .................. 3,270 1,565 1,690 15 325 200 125 .... 1,915 1,290 625 ....
Angola .................. 270 190 80 .... 20 5 15 .... 250 50 200
Botswana ............... 140 80 60 .... 5 5 .... 40 25 15
Burundi ................. 270 255 15 .... 35 30 5 .... 125 120 5
Cameroon ............... 950 575 375 .... 50 40 10 .... 165 115 50
Central African Republic. 620 360 80 180 100 85 15 .... 235 225 10 ....
Chad ................... 195 190 5 .... 20 20 ... 130 120 10
Comoro Islands .......... 35 .... 15
Congo .................. 1,045 890 140 15 115 100 15 .... 745 665 80 ....
Dahomey ................ 260 155 95 10 40 30 10 .... 125 105 20
Equitorial Guinea ........ 265 135 130 .... 5 5 .... 65 65
Ethiopia ................ 1,135 555 575 5 165 90 70 5 820 490 325 5
Gambia ................. 90 90 .... .... 10 10 .... 65 65
Ghana .................. 2,095 1,125 940 30 55 .... 55 .... 250 90 160
Guinea .................. 1,670 770 880 20 50 25 25 .... 345 190 155 ....
Guinea-Bissau ........... 120 55 65 .... 10 5 5 .... 50 25 25
Ivory Coast ............. 195 150 45 .... 10 10 .... 25 25
Kenya .................. 1,925 1,130 785 10 45 25 20 .... 620 375 245
Lesotho ................. 150 80 65 5 10 5 5 .... 60 25 35
Liberia .................. 5 5 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Libya ................... 15 5 10 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
Malagasy Republic ....... 220 145 75 .... 65 40 25 .... 175 115 60
-Malawi ................. 30 15 15 .... .... .... .... .... 5 5 .... ....
Mali .................... 1,335 940 395 .... 75 50 25 .... 545 330 215
Mauritania .............. 275 255 20 .... 35 30 5 .... 185 170 15
Mauritius ............... 210 190 20 .... 30 25 5 .... 200 160 40
Morocco ................ 665 280 385 .... 50 20 30 .... 250 140 110
Mozambique ............. 115 75 40 .... 20 10 est 10 est .... 45 25 20 ....
Niger ................... 320 280 40 .... 35 30 5 .... 105 95 10
Nigeria .................. 2,710 1,750 945 15 180 100 80 est .... 1,200 900 300 ....
Reunion ................. 45 45 .... .... .... .... 40 40
Rhodesia ................ 345 130 215 .... 10 5 5 est .... 160 75 85 ....
Rwanda ................. 270 255 15 .... 55 55 .... 190 190
Senegal ................. 430 350 80 .... 35 30 est 5 est .... 210 190 20 ....
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Eastern Eastern Eastern
Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC Total USSR Europe PRC
Sierra Leone ............. 800 650 150 .... 55 40 15 est .... 390 340 50 ....
Somalia ................. 2,175 1,620 515 40 75 50 est 25 est .... 700 450 250 ....
Sudan ................... 2,895 1,140 1,745 10 180 100 75 5 1.150 470 675 5
Tanzania ................ 1,415 820 460 135 80 50 25 5 535 260 170 105
Togo .................... 325 245 80 .... 50 50 .... .... 150 145 5 ....
Tunisia. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . 720 120 600 .... 60 10 50 .... 285 80 205 ....
Uganda ................. 715 500 185 30 20 20 .... .... .... .... .... ....
Upper Volta ............. 190 165 25 .... 45 40 5 .... 150 125 25 ....
Zaire .................... 1,140 635 495 10 95 25 70 est .... 475 280 195 ....
Zambia ................. 595 185 210 200 70 45 25 est .... 445 110 150 185
East Asia .................. 3,145 1,605 1,405 135 55 50 5 .... 430 285 145 ....
Burma .................. 535 250 265 20 .... .... .... .... 35 25 10 ....
Cambodia ............... 220 60 150 10 .... .... .... .... 90 30 60 ....
Indonesia ................ 1,935 1,030 825 80 .... .... .... .... 110 75 35 ....
Laos .................... 420 255 145 20 55 50 5 .... 190 150 40 ....
Philippines .............. 5 5 .... 5 5
South Vietnam ........... 20 .... 20 .... .... .... .... ....
Thailand ................ 10 5 .... 5
Latin America .............. 6,700 4,270 2,430 .... 525 390 135 .... 2,705 1,940 765 ....
Argentina ............... 365 195 170 .... 25 10 15 .... 150 105 45
Bolivia .................. 690 385 305 .... 55 40 15 .... 225 175 50 ....
Brazil ................... 440 255 185 .... 10 5 5 .... 155 120 35 ....
Chile ................... 690 510 180 .... .... .... .... .... 290 210 80 ....
Colombia ................ 520 340 180 .... 95 85 10 .... 495 400 95 ....
Costa Rica. . . ., .. ... .. .. 285 200 85 .... 45 40 5 .... 190 160 30
Dominican Republic...... 230 125 105 .... 80 55 25 .... 175 100 75
Ecuador ................. 745 500 245 .... 35 30 5 .... 280 130 150
El Salvador .............. 185 125 60 .... 25 5 20 .... 80 50 30
French West Indies....... 40 35 5 .... 5 5 .... 45 45
Guatemala .............. 80 60 20 .... 5 5 .... .... 20 20
Guyana ................. 205 105 100
Haiti ................... 100 50 50 .... 10 5 5 .... 35 20 15 ....
Honduras ............... 195 145 50 .... 20 20 .... 40 40
Mexico .................. 490 300 190 .... 25 25 .... 35 25 10
Nicaragua ............... 250 175 75 .... 10 5 5 .... 55 35 20
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Panama ................. 315 215 100
Paraguay ................ 20 10 10
Peru .................... 490 330 160
Uruguay ................ 65 35 30
Venezuela ............... 300 175 125
Near East and South Asia.. . 23,150 12 ,745 10,255
Afghanistan ............. 2,150 1,365 780
Bangladesh .............. 765 535 230
Cyprus .................. 1,250 510 740
Egypt ................... 2,725 1,175 1,550
Greece .................. 90 5 80
India ................... 1,590 925 660
Iran .................... 130 55 65
Iraq .................... 4,300 2,405 1,870
Israel ................... 75 75 ....
Jordan .................. 975 750 225
Kuwait ................. 40 30 10
Lebanon. . . . .. .. . . ... . .. 1,190 715 475
Nepal ................... 605 480 50
North Yemen ............ 1,850 1,110 740
Pakistan. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . 220 180 40
South Yemen ............ 1,000 415 585
Sri Lanka ............... 580 330 225
Syria ................... 3,385 1,475 1,910
Trucial States............ 150 130 20
Turkey .................. 8u 80 ....
.... 30 25 5 .... 165 130 35 ....
.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
.... 40 25 15 .... 210 150 60
.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
10 5 5 .... 50 25 25 ....
150 1,675 1,145 515 15 8,480 5,385 3,080 15
5 155 100 55 .... 900 700 200 ....
.... 285 200 85 .... 765 535 230 ....
.... .... .... .... .... 845 410 435
.... 190 50 140 .... 925 350 575 ....
5 5 5 .... .... 5 5
5 70 50 20 .... 495 420 75 ....
10 10 .... .... 10 175 15 150 10
25 145 100 45 .... 650 350 300 ....
.... .... .... .... .... .... ...
.... 130 120 10 .... 650 600 50
... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
.... 60 50 10 .... 455 410 45
75 25 25 .... .... 90 90
.... 130 120 10 .... 355 270 85
.... 95 80 15 ... 175 100 75
.... 60 50 10 .... 515 250 265 ....
25 65 45 15 5 115 100 10 5
.... 150 50 100 .... 1,215 650 565
.... 100 100 .... .... 150 130 20
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Summary of Information on Communist Economic Credits and Grants to Less Developed Countries
in Africa, by Date Extended
1954-74
ALGERIA
Bulgaria
Million Current US $
Extended Drawn Status
1962 Aug ...............
Grant-Equipment for 50-bed hospital.......
0.2
0.2
C
1962 Oct ...............
Grant-Plate glass (1,300 metric tons) ........
0.6
0.6
C
1964 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Textile mill, Batna
Tannery, Djidjelli
Electric motors plant
Mineral prospecting and mine development
Irrigation and land reclamation studies
5.42
4.7
C
UC
1970 Jul ................
Line of credit for 4-year plan mineral pros-
pecting
40.0
Czechoslovakia
Total for Bulgaria ......................
46.2
1964 .May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
Shoe factory, Sidi Bel Abbes
Radio transmitters ($3.4 million)
Motor bicycle assembly equipment
Wood processing machinery
Power station, Skikda
Coal prospecting and exploration
15.0
13.5
1972 Mar ...............
Line of credit ..............................
50.0
Past Germany
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
65.0
13.5
1966 Apr ...............
Grant Orphanage equipment ...............
0.2
0.2
C
1970 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
14.1
10.5
Iron and steel foundries, Medea
UC
Industrial and agricultural training
UC
Hungary
Total for East Germany ................
14.3
10.7
1962 Oct ...............
Grant-Equipment for 100-bed hospital ......
0.5
0.5
C
1970 Aug ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Food processing plants, El Kseur and Taher
18.02
3.7
($4.5 million)
Technical schools, Oran ($5.0 million)
hospital
Medical instruments plant
Poland
1962 Jul ................ Grant-Wheat (1,000 metric tons) ........... 0.1 0.1 C
1973 Aug ............... Line of credit .............................. 97.7 1.0
Shipyard, Oran ($5.0 million)
Equipment for textile mill ($3.0 million)
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1'ttC
1962 Aug ...............
1962 Sep ...............
1963 Oct ...............
Grant -Wheat (9,000 metric tons) ...........
Grant Structural steel (3,000 metric tons)...
Line of credit ..............................
Agricultural projects, Tebessa
Ceramic factory, Guelma
Foreign exchange ($22.0 million)
Stadium
l xposition palace ($8.0 million)
Medical aid
Mineral prospecting and development
llydrogeological studies and well digging
Surgical instruments plant, Medea
1965 Apr ............... Grant -School equipment ...................
1971 Oct ............... Line of credit ..............................
[)am, Wadi Isser
't'extile plant
Total for PR.C .........................
0.5 0.5 C
1.3 1.3 C
50.0 42.5
UC
C
C
0.2
40.0
UC
UC
UC
UC
UC
0.2 C
Romania
1972 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 100.0 0.4
Geological prospecting UC
Irrigation dam, Ksab UC
'T'elephone network ($6.0 million) S
Total for Romania ...................... 100.0 0.4
USSR
1962 .Aug ............... Grant -Wheat. (10,000 metric tons) .......... 0.6 0.6 C
1963 Oct ............... Line of credit .............................. 100.0 70.0
Trucks
2 IL-18 aircraft ($3.4 million)
Agricultural equipment
Technical assistance
I' quipment for textile institute C
Industrial training center c
Agricultural training center C
Glass factory, Oran UC
Irrigation dams UC
Cotton land preparation UC
Well drilling UC
Forage cultivation UC
Agricultural equipment workshops UC
Insemination centers ETC
Milk co-ops S
Geological prospecting UC
Aluminum ware factory UC
Rayon plant
Rehabilitation of industry c
Lead and zinc concentration plant, El Abid C
Gas thermal powerplant, Annaba C
5 wineries UC
Petroleum exploration UC
- Iron ore development UC
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status,
ALGERIA (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
Mercury production plant, Ismail
C
Rehabilitation of mines
C
Commodities ($27.8 million)
C
Agricultural experiment stations
S
Paper mill, Blida
UC
Aid to fishing industry and merchant fleet
Oil tankers ($9.2 million)
UC
1964 Jan ...............
Grant-One IL-18 aircraft ...................
1.7
1.7
C
1964 Jul ................
Credit ....................................
127.8
118.5
Steel plant, Annaba
UC
Metallurgical training center, Annaba
C
1964 Jul ................
Grant Petroleum and gas institute ..........
2.0
2.0
C
1966 Mar ...............
Grant-200-bed hospital, Lakhbaria ..........
2.0
2.0
C
1966 Aug ...............
Trade credit 3--Hydrocarbon research .........
3.4
2.0
UC
1971 Nov ...............
Line of credit--Expansion of Annaba steel
plant
188.9
24.0
UC
Total for USSR ........................
426.4
220.8
Estimated
total for ALGERIA ...........................
860.2
300.7
BURUNDI
PRC
Line of credit ..............................
Road, Bujumbura-Rutovo
S
hydroelectric complex, Mugere River
UC
Textile complex
S
Commodities
Total for PRC .........................
20.0
Estimated minimum total for BURUNDI ..........................
20.0
CAMEROON
PRC
1973 Mar ............... Line of credit ..............................
Dam, Lagdo
Total for PRC .........................
USSR
1963 Apr ............... Line of credit ..............................
7.8
4.3
Powerplant, Sanaga River
Commodities ($1.7 million)
Theater, Yaounde
Expansion of technical schools
Agricultural school, Dschang ($2.2 million)
UC
Forestry school, Mbalmayo ($2.2 million)
UC
1974 Aug ............... Grant-Corn (10,000 tons) ..................
0.23
0.2
C
Total for USSR ......................
8.0
4.5
Estimated minimum total for CAMEROON ........................
79.0
4.5
CENTRAL AFRICAN
REPUBLIC
PRC
1964 Oct ............... Credit ....................................
4.0
4.0
Foreign exchange ($2.0 million)
Commodities ($2.0 million)
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USSR
1970 Jul ................ Grant..................................... 0.94 0.9
Maternal and child health center ($0.2 million) C
Scientific lab equipment ($0.7 million) C
1971 Jun ............... Credit -Three helicopters ................... 1 .92 1.9 C
Total for USSR ........................ 2.8 2.8
Estimated minimum total for CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ... 6.8 6.8
CHAD
PRC
1971 Jun ............... Grant-Foreign exchange .................... 0.4 0.4 C
1973 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 48.6 0.3
Rice cultivation UC
Urban electrification
Ifydro-agricultural complex, Ghotio
Bridge, Chari River S
1973 Jul ................ Grant - Foodgrains (4,000 metric tons) ........ 1.14 1 .1 C
Total for PRC ......................... 50.1 1.8
USSR
1968 Dec ............... Credit .................................... 2.2 (1.1
Medical school S
Geological surveys
Highway construction
1973 Sep ............... Grant -Rice (2,500 metric tons) .............. 0.94 0.9 C
1974 Mar ............... Grant-Rice (2,000 tons) .................... 1.04 1.0 C
Total for USSR ........................ 4.1 2.0
Estimated minimum total for CHAD .............................. 54.2 3.8
CONGO
East Germany
1970 ...................
Credit .................................... 5.1 (1.2
Lumber mill
Electric cable plant
Printing plant equipment ($0.7 million)
Total for East Germany ................. 5. I. 0.2
PRC
1964 Jul ................ Credit .................................... 5.0 5.0
Foreign exchange ($2.0 million) C
Commodities ($3.0 million) C
1964 Oct ............... Line of credit .............................. 20.2 11.7
Textile plant, Kinsoundi ($2.4 million) C
Fish processing project, Pointe Noire
Rice processing UC
Tea plantation UC
Geological and hydroelectric survey, Bouenza C
River
palm oil plant S
100-kw radio transmitter, Djoue ($1.9 million) C
Shipyard for wooden boats, Chacona C
Experimental farm, Kombe ($1.0 million) C
Kitchen equipment plant, Niari
Hospital, Fort R,ousset ($2.0 million) CS
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Million Current US
Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status'
CONGO (Continued)
PRC (Continued)
Machinists school
Dam and hydroelectric plant, Bouenza River UC
Chemical fertilizer plant
Match factory C
Sawmill
Expansion of textile plant, Kinsoundi UC
1970 Jul ................ Credit-Budget support..................... 20.0 16.0 UC
1972 Oct ............... Line of credit .............................. 5.04
Agricultural assistance
Total for PRC ......................... 50.2 32.7
Romania
1973 ................... Line of credit ..............................
Synthetic fiber plant
Timber complex
Timber mill, Brazzaville
Iron ore prospecting
Total for Romania ......................
USSR
1964 Jul ................ Grant-100-bed maternity hospital, Brazzaville. 1.3 1.3 C
1964 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 8.9 8.2
Geological survey, Point Noire and Niari UC
Hotel, Brazzaville C
Hydroelectric plant, dam, and irrigation sys- UC
tern, Mpama River
Conference hall, Brazzaville
2 AN-24 aircraft (82.2 million) C
Ore dressing complex, Bouenza UC
1965 Jun ............... Credit--Commodities to generate local currency. 3.5 3.3 UC
1965 Oct ............... Grant--I MI-4 helicopter ................... 0.2 0.2 C
1973 Apr ............... Grant- -Veterinary laboratory................ 4.4 0.5 UC
Total for USSR ........................ 18.3 13.5
Estimated minimum total for CONGO ............................. 73.6 46.4
DAHOMEY
PRC
1972 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 44.0
Experimental farm
Tobacco and match factory S
Stadium, Cotonou (81.0 million) S
Total for PRC ......................... 44.0
Estimated minimum total for DAHOMEY ......................... 44.0
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
PRC
1971 Dec ............... Credit .................................... 24.04 0.2
Road construction, Rio Muni UC
Medical assistance
Total for PRC ......................... 24.0 0.2
USSR
1971 Mar ............... Credit-AN-24 aircraft...................... 1.1 1.1 C
1971 Sep ............... Credit .................................... 5
'T'otal for USSR ........................ 1.1 1.1
Estimated minimum total for EQUATORIAL GUINEA ............. 25.1 1.3
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ETHIOPIA
Bulgaria
1965 .Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Urban planning, Assab
5.0
0.3
Agricultural plantation
UC
Grant Music school .......................
0.2
0.2
C
Czechoslovakia
Total for Bulgaria ......................
5.2
0.5
1958 Nov ...............
Credit- -Hospital equipment and supplies......
1.82
1.8
C
1959 Dec ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.02
6.5
Rubber and canvas shoe factory, Addis Ababa
($0.5 million)
C
I [ospital equipment and supplies ($2.0 million)
UC
Tire factory, Addis Ababa ($3.9 million)
C
I lide processing plant, Mojo
C
PRC
Totalfor Czechoslovakia ................
11.8
8.3
1971 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
84.0
0.4
Road, Waldiya-Woreta ($20.0 million)
UC
20 water wells and water distribution system
UC
Veterinary station
8 provincial diesel power stations
S
Commodities
UC
1973 Oct ...............
Grant- Wheat (10,000 tons) .................
1.84
1 .8
C
USSR
Total for PRC .........................
85.8
2.2
1959 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
100.0
16.7
Oil refinery, Assab ($11.7 million)
C
Geological survey
UC
Thermal powerplant, Assab ($2.6 million)
C
Foreign exchange ($2.0 million)
C
Jet airfield, Assab ($3.0 million)
Roads in coastal area
Water supply system, Assab
hospital, Assab
Vocational and agricultural training centers
S
Scientific research laboratory, Ambo
UC
Reconstruction of oil refinery, Assab
C
1959 Jul ................
Grant- Technical school, Baherdar-Giyorgis...
1.8
1.8
C
1974 Jul ................
Grant - -Wheat (4,000 tons) ..................
0.74
0.7
C
Total for USSR ........................
102.5
19.2
Estimated minimum total for ETHIOPIA ..........................
GAMBIA
205.3
30.2
USSR
1974 Aug ...............
Grant Rice (500 tons) ...
T
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USSR
0.24
4
0.2
C
ota
or
.......................
.
0.2
0.2
Estimated minimum total for GAMBIA ............................
0.24
0.2
GHANA
Bulgaria
1961 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
5.62
I.1
Establishment of state farms
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Textile factory
Polytechnical school
Design and survey summer resorts and
stadium
Total for Bulgaria ......................
5.6
1.1
Czechoslovakia
1961 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
14.02
9.0
Tire factory, Bonsa ($1.5 million)
C
Hydroelectric survey ($0.4 million)
C
Equipment for shoe factory, Kumasi (81.1
C
million)
Equipment for aluminum cutlery plant,
C
Dunkwa (80.3 million)
Survey for hydroelectric plants, Ilemang and
C
Tanoso
Sugar refinery, Komenda ($5.0 million)
C
Commodities to meet local costs
Ammunition plant, Tema ($2.0 million)
C
Tractor assembly plant, Nsawam
UC
1961 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.5
3.1
Equipment for tannery, Aveyime ($0.8 million)
UC
Tractors, tractor stations, and technical
UC
support ($2.7 million)
Flour mills and corn mill
Nuts and bolts factory
Plywood manufacturing plant
Hospital equipment ($0.8 million)
UC
Sawmill and veneer plant
Ceramics factory, Saltpond
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
24.5
12.1
East Germany
1961 .May ..............
Equipment for printing plant, Tema..........
1.72
1.7
C
1965 Jul ................
Credit Timber processing complex ...........
20.2
0.2
UC
Total for East Germany ................
21.9
1.9
Hungary
1961 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
7.02
0.8
Equipment for pharmaceutical plant, Nsawam
C
($0.2 million)
Equipment for electric bulb factory, Aboso
UC
($0.3 million)
Hydroelectric survey
UC
15 small brick and tile factories
UC
1961 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
7.0
Total for Hungary ......................
14.0
0.8
Poland
1961 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
15.72
6.3
Hand too] plant, Takoradi ($1.3 million)
Farm implements factory, Tema
Battery factory, Accra
2
Shipyard
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GHANA (Continued)
Poland (Continued)
10 electrical workshops
Candy factory, Tema
Springs factory
2 charcoal plants, Twifu Praso and Kumasi
5 mechanical joineries
Utilization plant (N.E.S.)
Sugar refinery, distillery, and sugar cane
plantation, Asuchuale (86.3 million)
1961 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 14.0 3.0
Cement plant, Takoradi ($4.0 million)
Chemical plants ($3.5 million)
Furniture factory, Takoradi
Survey of iron ore deposits, Shieni
Total for Poland ....................... 29.7 9.3
PRC
1961 Aug ............... Line of credit .............................. 19.6 5.4
Textile mill, Juapong ($4.9 million) C
Pencil factory, Takoradi UC
Earthenware factory CS
Development of inland fisheries CS
Rice cultivation CS
Irrigation project, Afife UC
Development of bamboo products CS
Development of palm fiber products CS
2 state farms UC
1964 Jul ................ Line of credit .............................. 22.4
Total for PRC ......................... 42.0 5.4
Romania
1961 Sep ............... Line of credit .............................. 8.4 0.9
Refrigerators
Chemical plants
Knitwear factory
Distillery
Geological exploration for oil
Furniture factory
Total for Romania ...................... 8.4 0.9
USSR
1960 Aug ............... Line of credit .............................. 40.0 10.1
Geological survey ($8.4 million) CS
Transmission grid, Kumasi -Bui CS
Establishment of 4 state farms--Branam, C
Zongo-Macheri, Adidome, and Afife ($3.6
million)
Agricultural equipment ($1.4 million) CS
Development of fishing industry UC
Fishing port and drydock facilities, Tema UC
Fish processing plants, Tema ($2.7 million) UC
8 fishing vessels C
Industrial feasibility studies
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GHANA (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
Gold refinery, Tarkwa ($0.4 million)
UC
Housing development, Accra and Tema
UC
Paper mill
Steel mill
Atomic reactor, Kwabenya ($2.8 million)
CS
1960 Aug... ........
Tractor assembly plant ($2.5 million)
Credit---4 IL-18 aircraft.....................
6.82
6.8
C
1961 Aug ...............
10 fishing trawlers..........................
2.82
2.8
C
1961 Sep ...............
Agricultural machinery ......................
1.42
1.4
C
1961 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
42.0
10.0
Commodities ($22.2 million)
CS
Feasibility study, concrete panel factory ($0.1
C
million)
Textile mill, Tamale ($2.0 million)
UC
Machine tool plant
Ammunition plant
Concrete panel plant, Accra ($2.2 million)
C
Brick and tile works
CS
Veneer slicing plant
Dairy and dairy products plant
Technical training schools ($1.2 million)
CS
Machine building and engineering, Tema
CS
Agriculture, Adidome
CS
Construction of air base, Tamale (311.0 million)
CS
200-bed hospital and nursing school ($1.7
million)
Total for USSR ......................
93.0
31.1
Estimated minimum total for GHANA .............................
239.1
62.6
GUINEA
Bulgaria
1961 Jun ...............
Credit Technical assistance.................
2.0
2.0 C
1968 Jan ...............
Credit-Forest resource development .........
3.5
3.5 C
Total for Bulgaria ......................
5.5
5.5
Czechoslovakia
1959 Apr ...............
Grant-Ilighway equipment.................
0.3
0.3 C
1959 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
10.0
10.0
Telecommunications center, Kipe ($2.0 mil-
C
lion)
Improvement of Labe Hospital facilities ($0.1
C
million)
Establishment of national airline
C
6 IL-14 and 2 Aero 145 aircraft ($1.6
C
million)
Technical aid and training ($0.4 million)
C
Radio equipment for embassies ($0.3 million)
C
Funding of trade deficit ($4.0 million)
C
1959 Jul ................
Grant-Training for airline operation .........
0.2
0.2 C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
10.5
10.5
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East Germany
1960 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
3.0
2.6
Public address system, Conakry ($0.8 million)
C
Sound studio, radio Conakry, and open air
C
theater ($1.0 million)
7 rice mills
CC
Experimental farm and agricultural school
UC
1965 Jun ...............
Vehicle assembly plant, Kankan
Credit to fund trade deficit ..................
1.0
I .0
C
Total for East Germany .................
4.0
3.6
Ii.ungary
1960 ...................
Line of credit ..............................
2.4
2.4
fIydrogeological survey and well drilling
C
'T'echnical assistance for bauxite development,
C
Los Island
Glass factory, Ouassou (80.3 million)
C
Ferry service to Los Island
C
1965 Jun ...............
Credit to fund trade deficit..................
2.0
2.0
C
Total for Hungary ......................
4.4
1.4
Poland
1959 Apr ...............
Grant -highway equipment.................
0.3
0.3
C
1960 ...................
Line of credit ..............................
5.0
4.2
State fishing industry, Soguipol
6 fishing boats
C
Fishing port, Conakry ($0.8 million)
S
Hydrological survey and well drilling ($0.4
UC
million)
Cinema service ($0.5 million)
C
Total for Poland .......................
5.3
4.5
PRC
1959 Jun ...............
Grant -Rice (5,000 metric tons) ..............
0.5
0.5
C
1960 May ..............
Grant-Rice (10,000 metric tons) .............
1.0
1.0
C
1960 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
25.0
24.4
Match and cigarette factory, Conakry ($2.8
C
million)
Tea plantation and processing plant, Macenta
C
Bamboo production, Kinkon
C
Hydroelectric darn and power station, Kinkon
C
($2.0 million)
Technical assistance for coffee, tobacco, and
UC
cotton growing
Textile mill, Macenta
UC
Foreign exchange ($7.0 million)
C
Commodities ($12.5 million)
C
1966 Feb ...............
Commodity credit ..........................
2.8
2.8
C
1966 Nov ...............
Rice- 25,000 metric tons ($2.5 million)
Sugar 10,000 metric tons ($0.3 million)
Credit to fund trade deficit ..................
6.0
6.0
C
1966 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
22.4
9.4
hydroelectric dam and power station, Dabola
UC
Peanut oil refinery, Dabola
C
Agricultural implements
C
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GUINEA (Continued)
PRC (Continued)
Road construction and reinforcement of
bridges
Rope and jute sack factory
Expand tea plantation, Macenta
Rural development and training school,
Kankan
Power grid for Labe, Pita, Dalaba, and
Mamou ($1.3 million)
Sugar cane plantation, Coba
Sugar cane refinery, Mandiana
Irrigation projects
Power development, Macenta, N'Zerekore,
and Kissidougou
Commodities
Cinema ($0.3 million)
Guest houses, Conakry
Brickyard, Kankan
1968 Aug ............... Credit-National theater and assembly hall... 0.3
1969 Feb ............... Commodity credit .......................... 5.0
1969 Feb ............... Credit to fund trade deficit .................. 6.5
1969 Nov ............... Line of credit .............................. Expansion of port, Conakry
Cement plant
Rehabilitation of Conakry-Kankan railroad
1970 Nov ............... Credit-Budget support..................... 10.0
1972 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 2.0
500-kw radio transmitter, Labe
Technical assistance in rice production
1974 May .............. Grant Rice (3,000 tons) .................... 1.59
Total for PRC ......................... 83.0
C
UC
UC
C
UC
C
0.3 C
4.5 UC
6.5 C
10.0 C
0.4
1.5
67.3
Romania
1.974 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 80.0 2.2
Aluminum complex
Agricultural development
Iron mining
Plastics factory
Tractor plant
Tractors
Total for Romania ...................... 80.0 2.2
UC
C
USSR
1959 Aug ............... Line of credit .............................. 35.0 35.0
Technological institute, Conakry ($4.5 mil- C
lion)
Hotel, Conakry ($1.2 million) C
Sports stadium, Conakry ($1.6 million) C
Sawmill, N'Zerekore ($2.2 million) C
Slaughterhouse and canning plant, Mamou C
($1.8 million)
Cold storage, Conakry ($2.3 million) C
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USSR (Continued)
Conakry airport runway extension ($2.6 mil-
C
lion)
Road and railroad extension
C
Survey and reconstruction of Conakry-
Mamou line
Road network expansion
Section of Conakry airport expressway
C
($1.6 million)
Street surfacing ($1.2 million)
C
Roadbuilding equipment
C
Geological and minerals survey ($2.6 million)
C
Aid to diamond and gold mining operations
C
($5.1 million)
Agricultural development
Pest control stations
C
Agricultural machinery
C
Three dairy farms, Ditin, Koundan, and
C
Saninkoroni ($2.0 million)
Concrete plant, Conakry airport
C
Electrification of town, N'Zerekorc
C
1959 Aug ...............
Grant-Radio station, 2 50-kw transmitters....
2.0
2.0
C
1960 Jan-Jun...........
Grant-2 police patrol boats .................
0.2
0.2
C
1960 Jan-Jun...........
Grant-2 helicopters ........................
0.4
0.4
S
1960 Sep ...............
Line of credit..............................
21.5
11.3
Merchant marine equipment and training
CS
($2.5 million)
3 [L-IS aircraft ($5.9 million) and technical
C
assistance for Air Guinea
Survey for Konkoure Dam, hydroelectric
C
plant, and aluminum smelter
Hotel
C
Shipyard and port development
UC
1961 Apr ...............
Grant 500-bed hospital with equipment,
1.0
1.0
C
1962 Mar ...............
Kankan
Line of credit ..............................
13.0
6.0
Conakry airport hangar repair center
C
Conakry airport communications facilities
C
Conakry airport jet-fuel storage facilities
C
100 prefabricated houses, Air City, Conakry
C
Prefabricated panel plant
CS
hospital equipment for Donka and Ballay
C
hospitals ($0.7 million)
Diesel electric station, Mamou
C
Cement plant, Siguri ($2.4 million)
S
Fisheries development ($4.0 million)
Port machinery and 4 fishing vessels
UC
Oxygen plant, Conakry
C
1965 Jun ...............
Microbiology laboratory, Kindia
Credit to fund trade deficit ..................
15.0
15.0
C
1966 Sep ...............
Credit 3 AN-24 aircraft....................
2.72
2.7
C
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Million Current US $
Extended Drawn Status,
GUINEA (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
1967 Sep ............... Credit to assist Soviet projects............... 16.7 1.1 UC
1969 Dec ............... Credit-Exploitation of bauxite deposits, 92.2 74.0 UC
Kindia
Commodities ($37.2 million) UC
Railroad, Kindia-Conakry UC
Port construction UC
Mine development UC
1973 Aug ............... Grant ..................................... 5
Science research center, Conakry S
1974 May .............. Grant Flour (10,000 tons) .................. 2.04 2.0 C
't'otal for USSR ........................ 201.7 150.7
Estimated minimum total for GUINEA ............................ 394.4 248.7
KENYA
PRC
1964 May .............. Grant-Budgetary support .................. 3.0 3.0 C
1964 May .............. Line of credit.............................. 14.9
Textile mill
Sugar refinery
Commodities
Total for PRC ......................... 17.9 3.0
USSR
1964 May .............. Grant..................................... 4.3 3.5
200-bed hospital and polyclinic, Kisumu C
2 technical schools UC
Kakemeya
Nyeria
1964 Nov ............... Line of credit .............................. 44.4 0.5
Industrial feasibility survey
Radio station
Textile mill, Kisumu CS
Fish cannery
Vegetable cannery, Sagana
Fruit cannery, Mombasa
Commodities ($14.4 million) C
Total for USSR ........................ 48.7 4.0
Estimated minimum total for KENYA ............................. 66.6 7.0
MALAGASY REPUBLIC
PRC
1972 Nov ............... Grant Rice (10,000 metric tons) ............ 3.54 3.5 C
1972 .Nov ............... Credit-Tourist complex, Nosy-be............ 7.8
Total for PRC ......................... 11.3 3.5
Estimated minimum total for MALAGASY REPUBLIC ............. 11.3 3.5
MALI
Bulgaria
1962 Jan ............... Line of credit .............................. 2.0 1.2
Experimental farm, Baguineda ($0.4 million) C
Dairy farm
Grain silos
Egg hatchery
Assistance in town planning, Bamako UC
Medical technicians UC
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Czechoslovakia
1961 Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.0
2.1
Transport equipment ($4.8 million)
UC
Flour mills, Tienfala
I C
Tractor assembly plant
Bicycle plant
Hospital equipment ($0.2 million)
C
Establishment of national information agency
C
Agricultural equipment
tic
Radio equipment ($1.6 million)
UC
Technical training civil aviation
C
1961 Jun ...............
Credit Aircraft and pilot training ...........
2.5
2.5
C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
12.5
5.1
East Germany
1961 Apr ...............
Printing press ..............................
0.1
0.1
C
Total for East Germany ................
0.1
0.1
Hungary
1961 Jan Jun ...........
Credit- 50 buses and trucks .................
0.5
0.5
C
Total for Hungary ......................
0.5
0.5
Poland
1961 Nov ...............
Credit Equipment for light industry and agri-
7.5
culture
Total for Poland .......................
7.5
PRC
1961 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
19,6
18.4
Agricultural machinery and technical as- C
sistance
Roadbuilding equipment
Tea farm and drying plant, Sikasso C
Rice and sugar farms tic
Cotton ginnery CS
Cottonseed oil plant CS
Cigarette factory, Bamako ($1.7 million) C
Paper factory S
Textile complex, Segou ($7.8 million) C
Apartment houses, Bamako UC
Cinema, Bamako C
200-kw transmitter, Bamako C
Match factory, Bamako ($1.0 million) C
Glassworks
Sugar refinery, Dougabougou ($3.6 million) C
1964 Nov ............... Line of credit .............................. 22.4 9.2
Projects ($18.2 million)
Rice mill C
Rice mill, Kourouma ($1.4 million) UC
Tannery, Bamako C
Experimental sugar mill, Niona C
Macaroni plant
Shoe factory C
Sugar refinery, Seribala U C
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status'
MALI (Continued)
PRC (Continued)
Motel, Sevare
Rice mill, Niona
Expansion of textile complex, Segou ($8.8
million)
Commodities ($4.2 million)
UC
Surveys
Manantali dam
UC
1.965 Jul-Dec ...........
Credit Foreign exchange ...................
8.0
8.0
C
1966 Jun ...............
Credit----Foreign exchange ...................
3.0
3.0
C
1973 Jul ................
Grant-Foodgrains (8,000 metric tons) ........
2.14
2.1
C
1973 Jul ................
Credit-Rice (25,000 metric tons) ............
8.8
8.8
C
Total for PRC .........................
63.9
49.5
Line of credit ..............................
44.4
36.0
Geological survey ($12.8 million)
UC
Survey for railroad, Bamako-Kouroussa,
Guinea ($1.4 million)
C
Stadium, Bamako ($2.1 million)
C
Navigational improvements, Niger River
($0.4 million)
UC
Industrial training center ($1.2 million)
C
Aircraft and air crew training ($6.4 million)
C
Technical studies for hydroelectric projects
($0.1 million)
C
Commodities ($6.6 million)
UC
Cement plant, Diamou ($6.2 million)
C
Cement plant survey ($0.1 million)
C
Modernization of agricultural equipment
factory
Equipment for gold mine and ore crushing
plant, Kalana ($1.0 million)
Equipment and technicians for agricultural
development in Office du Niger ($5.5 mil-
lion)
S
Commodities ($5.6 million)
UC
Grant---Equipment and staff for schools-
Health, administration, agriculture, and
political
4.0
4.0
C
1965 Oct ...............
Grant--Helicopter ..........................
0.2
0.2
C
1966 ...................
Foreign exchange ...........................
3.2
3.2
C
1967 Jun ...............
Technical assistance for gold prospecting and
2.8
2.8
motor road
Commodities ($1.1 million)
Services ($1.7 million)
Funding trade deficit ($5.8 million)
Technical services and parts for aircraft ($1.1
million)
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Extended Drawn Status'
MALI (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
1969 Oct ............... Credit- Supplementary aid to cement plant, 0.8 0.8 C
Diamou
Foreign exchange ($0.4 million)
Spare parts and technical services ($0.4 mil-
lion)
Total for USSR ........................ 73.4 61.4
Estimated minimum total for MALI ............................... 159.9 117.8
MAURITANIA
PRC
1967 ................... Grant-Youth hostel and cultural center ...... 0.7 0.7 C
Medical services and technical equipment
1967 Mar ............... Credit .................................... 4.0 3.5
Experimental rice farm, Rosso ($0.9 million) C
Hydrogeological development C
Water pipeline, Edine -Nouakchott ($2.2
million)
Agricultural equipment factory, Kaedi ($0.9 UC
million)
1971 Apr ............... Credit .................................... 20.5 1.1 S
Deep water port, Nouakchott
Hospitals
Selibaby
Noma
Kiffa
Ayoun
Medical center, Nouakchott
Sports stadium
Electric generating equipment UC
Cement factory, Nouakchott
1973 Jul ................ Grant - F'oodgrains (8,000 metric tons) ........ 2.14 2.1 C
1974 Sep ............... Credit-Added to Apr 1971 credit ............ 35.0
Port construction, Nouakchott ($30.0 million)
Road
1974 Oct ............... Grant Rice (3,000 tons) .................... 1.54 1.5 C
1974 Oct ............... Grant--Corn (3,000 tons) ................... 0.44 0.4 C
Total for PRC ......................... 64.2 9.3
Romania
1974 Jun ............... Line of credit .............................. 10.0
Survey for steel works, Muadhibou
Mineral and petroleum exploration
Geological research equipment
Total for Romania ...................... 10.0
USSR
1967 .Mar ............... Credit .................................... 3.3 1.1
One IL-18 ($1.1 million) C
1973 Sep ............... Grant-Rice (3,000 metric tons) ............. 1.04 1.0 C
1974 Dec ............... Grant--Corn (3,000 tons) ................... 0.44 0.4 C
Total for USSR ........................ 4.7 2.5
Estimated minimum total for MAURITANIA ...................... 78.9 11.8
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MAURITIUS
PRC
1972 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 35.2
Airport S
Road, airport to Bujumbura
Rice cultivation UC
Total for PRC ......................... 35.2
JSSR
1970 ................... Credit Fishing industry ................... 5.0 0.9
Trawlers UC
Fishing equipment UC
Total for USSR ........................ 5.0 0.9
Estimated minimum total for MAURITIUS ........................ 40.2 0.9
MOROCCO
Czechoslovakia
1961 May .............. Copper ore development, Talaat Nouamane... 0.4 0.4 C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 0.4 0.4
Poland
1962 Feb ............... Equipment and technical assistance for sugar 4.8 4.8 C
beet refinery, Sidi Slimane
1965 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 30.0 4.0
Sulfuric acid plant ($15.0 million)
20 locomotives ($4.0 million) C
Total for Poland ....................... 34.8 8.8
Romania
1968 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 20.04 2.4
USSR
Mining and metallurgy studies
Cement plants
Thermal and hydroelectric powerplants
Water development, Loukkos River
Studies on water resources
Stock-breeding complex, Dukkalah
Copper flotation plant, Talaat Nouamane
Petroleum survey
Prospecting for metals
Ilousing and urban development
Copper mine development
Talaat Iminifri
Quansimi
Copper processing plant, Quansimi
Total for Romania ...................... 20.0 2.4
1966 Oct ............... Trade credits............................... 8.02 8.0
Powerplant, Djerada
1st stage
2d stage
1.966 Oct ............... Line of credit .............................. 35.6 9.2
Dam and powerplant, Dra River ($6.1 mil-
lion)
Phosphate extraction, Benguerir
Dam, Loukkos River
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MOROCCO (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
hydroelectric plant, Ait Adel ($1.7 million)
UC
Irrigation and land development
f etroleum and gas exploration
UC
1970 Feb ............... Trade credit 3..............................
44.4
4.6
Expansion powerplant, Djerada (84.5 million)
C
Refrigeration depots
UC
Casablanca
Agadir
Phosphate development, Miskala
Tractors
Tractor assembly plant
Total for USSR ........................
88.0
21.8
Estimated minimum total for MOROCCO ..........................
143.2
33.4
NIGER
PRC
1973 Jul ................ Grant- Foodgrains (5,000 metric tons) ........
1.34
1 .3
C
1974 Jul ................ Line of credit ..............................
5.04
0.1
Rice farm
UC
Total for PR(.C .........................
6.3
1. -1
USSR
1973 Sep ............... Grant Rice (2,500 metric tons) ..............
0.94
0.9
C
1974 Sep ............... Grant-Rice (2,500 tons) ....................
1.24
1.2
C
Total for USSR .........................
2.1
2.1
Estimated minimum total for NIGER .............................
8.4
3.5
NIGERIA
Czechoslovakia
1965 Nov ............... Line of credit ..............................
14.0
Shoe and tannery plants
Motor assembly plants
Oil refinery
Ceramics plant
UC
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
14.0
Poland
1971 Oct ............... Credit Machinery and equipment ...........
24.02
Total for Poland .......................
24.0
USSR
1965 ................... Credit Medical project, Enugu ..............
0.53
S
1970 Nov ............... Credit Equipment for mineral prospecting,
6.7
3.1
Kaduna
UC
Oil Technical Training Center, Ward
Total for USSR ........................ 7.2
3.1
Estimated minimum total for NIGERIA ........................... 45.2
3.1
RWANDA
PRC
1972 May .............. Line of credit ..............................
22.0
2.2
Paving of Kigali-Rusumo road .............
UC
Cement factory ..........................
S
Technical assistance for agriculture.........
TIC
Commodities
UC
Total for PR( .........................
22.0
2.2
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status,
RWANDA (Continued)
USSR
1973 Jun ............... Credit-Hospital equipment ................. 0.5
Total for USSR ........................ 0.5
Estimated minimum total for RWANDA ........................... 22.5 2.2
SENEGAL
PRC
1973 Jul ................
1973 Nov ...............
Agricultural development
Hydrological development
Dams
Sports stadium, Dakar ($2.5 million)
Commodities
Total for PRC ......................... 49.1
Grant-Foodgrains (5,000 metric tons) ........ 1.3(}) 1.3 C
Line of credit .............................. 47.8 0.2
USSR
1965 Mar ............... Credit....................................
10 tuna refrigerator boats ($3.6 million) ....
Naval repair facility
Prospecting for gold and diamond deposits.
1973 Sep ............... Grant-Wheat (2,000 metric tons) ............
1974 Aug ............... Grant-Foodgrains (2,000 tons) ..............
Total for USSR ........................
Estimated minimum total for SENEGAL ...........................
SIERRA LEONE
PRC
1971 Jul ................
UC
0.44 0.4 C
0.54 0.5 C
7.6 3.0
56.7 4.5
Line of credit .............................. 40.0 3.9
Agricultural aid UC
Stadium, Freetown S
Bridges UC
Foreign exchange for housing ($2.2 million) C
Commodities UC
Geological exploration, iron ore UC
Sugar mill
Hydroelectric powerplant, Dodo
Government office buildings
Total for PRC ......................... 40.0 3.9
Total for USSR ........................
Agricultural machinery ($2.8 million)
2 ships
4 hospitals-Bo, Freetown, Kenema,
Makeni ($7.0 million)
SOMALIA
Bulgaria
1965 ...................
1972 Jan ...............
Credit-Meat packing plant, Mogadiscio ......
Credit---Mining and prospecting .............
Tin mining
Total for Bulgaria ......................
28.0 1.6
68.0 5.5
UC
UC
0.92 0.7 CS
1.5 0.2
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status[
SOMALIA (Continued)
Czechoslovakia
1961 Mar ...............
Grant--Medical equipment..................
0.3
0.3
C
1961 Jun ...............
Credit- Equipment for machinery pool .......
2.2
2.2
C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
2.5
2.5
East Germany
1970 ...................
Credit- Prisons ............................
0.8
0.2
UC
Total for East Germany .................
0.8
0.2
PRC
1963 Aug ...............
Grant- Budgetary support ..................
3.0
3.0
Foreign exchange ($1.5 million)
C
Commodities ($1.5 million)
C
1963 .Aug ...............
Line of credit ..............................
18.6
4.9
Collective farms
C
Road, Mogadiscio--Berbera
UC
Road surveys, Belot Gen-Bossaso, liargeisa-
C
Garoe
IIydrogeological survey, Ilargeisa and Belen-
C
cinch
Ilydrogeological development, Ilargeisa
UC
Cigarette and matchbox factories, Mogadiscio
UC
Geological surveys (mineral, water, petroleum)
UC
Expansion of rice and tobacco farm, Jawhar
UC
1965 Dee ...............
Grant--Nationaltheater ....................
1.5
1.5
C
1966 Oct ...............
Grant- 30 water tank trucks................
0.2
0.2
C
1971 .Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
109.0
32.4
Roads
UC
Octet Uen-Burao
13urao-Bossaso
IIargeisa-Garoe
Sports complex, Mogadiscio
S
Ilammar hospital, Mogadiscio
UC
1974 ...................
Grant--Sorghum (4,000 tons) ................
0.64
0.6
C
Total for PRC .........................
132.9
42.6
USSR
1961 Jun ...............
Grant.....................................
2.26
2.2
C
1961 Jun ...............
Commodities ($1.3 million)
Line of credit ..............................
43.56
20.8
3 state farms
Grain farm and agricultural school, Tug
C
Wajaleh
Cotton farm and cotton gin, Giamama ($2.1
UC
million)
Oilseed farm, Giamama
UC
Port, Berbera ($5.6 million)
C
Food processing plants
Milk, Mogadiscio ($1.5 million)
C
Meat packing, Chisimaio ($4.2 million)
C
Fish canning, Las Khoreh ($4.2 million)
C
hydrological survey, liargeisa
Irrigation survey, Lower Giuba River, Lugh
C
Bardera ($0.1 million)
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SOMALIA (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
Acetylene and oxygen plant, Berbera
hydroelectric plant, Lower Giuba River
Bakery, Ilargeisa
Flour mill, llargeisa
2 grain elevators, Ilargeisa
Dairy, Ilargeisa
Tannery, Chisimaio
Bottled gas plant, Berbera
33 petroleum storage tanks
S
UC
C
1961 Jun ...............
15 at Berbera
10 at Chisimaio
8 at Mogadiscio
Radio transmitters
Credit for generation of local currency ........
6.56
6.5
C
Machinery, including equipment for machin-
C
cry pool
Commodities
C
1.961 Jun ...............
Grant.....................................
2.5
2.5
2 50-bed hospitals
Uegit
C
Sheikh
C
Printing plant, Mogadiscio ($0.6 million)
C
Secondary school, Mogadiscio ($0.3 million)
C
50-kw radio transmitter ($1.0 million)
C
5 mobile movie theaters
C
Training of medical personnel
C
1966 May. .........
Commodities to generate local currency .......
8.5
8.5
C
1971 Feb ...............
Credit added to June 1961 credit.............
5.6
1.9
Reconstruction of salt works, hafun
UC
Meat packing plant, Chisimaio ($0.3 million)
UC
Fish cannery, Las Khoreh ($0.3 million)
Commodities ($2.2 million)
UC
1971 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
18.0
1.0
Multipurpose dam, Giuba River
UC
19,74 Jul ................
Agricultural machinery
Grant-Budgetary support ..................
10.0
4.0
Commodities
Oil subsidy ($4.0 million)
C
19:74 Dec ...............
Grant Corn (5,000 tons) ...................
0.69
Total for USSR ........................ 97.4
47.4
Fstimated minimum total for SOMALIA ........................... 236.0
93.6
SUDAN
Bulgaria
1967 Mar ...............
Credit ....................................
17.22
0.2
UC
Textile mill
S
Tomato cannery, Kereima
UC
Exploitation of mineral deposits
Machinery
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1954-74
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SUDAN (Continued)
Bulgaria (Continued)
Slaughterhouse and refrigeration plants,
Khartoum, Port Sudan, Senncr, and
Shendhi
Total for Bulgaria ......................
17.2
0.2
Czechoslovakia
1965 Jan ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.0
0.6
Textile machinery
Warehouses
Bridges
Flour mills
UC
Commodities
UC
1967 Oct ...............
Machinery for agriculture, irrigation, and
dredging
Credit added to 1965 credit..................
30.02
0.3
Sugar mill, Kashm el Girba
S
Tannery
S
Fertilizer plant
Public health aid
Electronic equipment for radio and television
UC
Textile mill
Wood processing plant
't'otal for Czechoslovakia ................
40.0
0.9
East Germany
1969 Nov ...............
Line of credit..............................
11.4
1.6
flail cars and equipment ($2.0 million)
Telecommunications equipment
Brick plant
4 transformers ($0.7 million)
Total for East Germany ................
11.4
1.6
Hungary
1970 Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.02
Railroad equipment ($4.0 million)
Total for Hungary ......................
10.0
PRC
1970 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
41.6
14.7
Road, Wad Medani-Gedaref ($28.7 million) UC
Textile mill, llasahaisa UC
International conference hall ($6.0 million) UC
Agricultural development UC
Commodities UC
Bridge, Blue Nile UC
1971 Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 40.0 0.4
Agricultural equipment factory
Chrome prospecting S
Fisheries aid, An Nubah Lake S
Automotive equipment factory
Compressed timber factory
'T'otal for PRC ......................... 81 .6 15.1
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Romania
1971 Dec ...............
Line of credit ..............................
75.0
1.3
Prospecting for iron ore, minerals, and oil
UC
Waterway transport, Nile River
S
Timber industry
S
Textile mill, Khashm el Girba
S
Assembly hall, Omdurman
Rail engines and cars
U(%
Total for Romania ......................
75.0
1.3
USSR
1961 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
22.2
18.7
2 granaries ($8.8 million)
C
Port Sudan
Gedaref
Dairy and milk-processing plant, Babanousa
C
($1.5 million)
Onion dehydrating plant, Kassala ($1.4 mil-
C
lion)
Vegetable and fruit canneries, Karima and
C
Wau ($4.2 million)
Pharmaceutical plant
Fish cannery, Jebel Aulia ($1.0 million)
S
Onion dehydrating plant, Shendi
S
Survey of fish potentials, Red Sea and Nile
C
4 hospitals
UC
Tuberculosis, Khartoum ($2.0 million)
C
General, Khartoum
UC
General, Omdurman
Maternity, Wad Medani
Sawmill, Wau
UC
Veterinary research laboratory, Khartoum
UC
1961. Jul ................
($1.7 million)
Grant-Equipment for veterinary and agricul-
0.8
S
1969 ...................
tural laboratory and experimental cotton
stations
Line of credit ..............................
12.8
2.5
Biological research laboratories ($5.6 million)
Khartoum
Port Sudan
Metallurgical operations, Red Sea ($7.2
UC
million)
1969 Dec ............... Credit for agricultural projects...............
28.7
5.0
Irrigation, Ar-Rahid
Tractors ($4.2 million)
UC
Chemical fertilizer plant
1969 .Dee ............... Grant-School laboratories ..................
0.3
0.3
C
Total for USSR ........................
64.8
26.5
Estimated minimum total for SUDAN .............................
300.0
45.6
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TANZANIA
Bulgaria
1972 Apr ...............
Czechoslovakia
1972 ...................
East Germany
1964 May ..............
Line of credit .............................. 3.0
Tannery ($1.0 million)
'total for Bulgaria ...................... 3.0
Credit Hospital and medical research equip- 3.9
ment
Line of credit .............................. 5.7
Tannery ($4.3 million)
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 9.6
Line of credit 7 ............................. 3.6
Medical school and hospital
Copra oil mill ($0.1 million)
3 rice mills-Mahonda, Chake Chake, and
Chaani (80.1 million)
Dairies (80.2 million)
Pemba
Zanzibar
Canning industry ($0.7 million)
Grant7 ....................................
1.7
CS
(;S
1.2 apartment houses ($1.4 million)
Photographic laboratory
Commodities
Credit-.Commodities to generate local cur-
1.4
0.7
C
CS
rency 7
Total for East Germany ................
6.7
PRC
1964 Feb...._ ........
Grant Budgetary support 7 .................
0.5
0.5
C
1964 Jun ...............
Grant .....................................
3.0
3.0
C
Foreign exchange ($1.5 million)
Commodities to generate local currency ($1.5
million)
Line of credit 7 .............................
14.0
Machinery and equipment ($0.3 million)
Rice irrigation scheme ($0.6 million)
Commodities ($1.1 million)
Farm tools repair plant, Mbweni ($0.3 mil-
lion)
State farm, Upenja ($0.6 million)
Shoe factory ($0.2 million)
Foreign exchange ($2.8 million)
Printing press (80.1 million)
Stadium, Seblini ($1.0 million)
Hospital, Chake Chake, Pemba ($0.2 million)
Sugar cane planting and mill, Mahonda
Water development ($0.1 million)
Sawmill, Pemba
Cigarette factory, Mtoni
Medical and agricultural training school
C
C
(`
C
C
C
UC
C
UC
C
UC
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TANZANIA (Continued)
PRC (Continued)
Million Current US $
Extended Drawn Status'
1964 Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
28.0
24.8
Cotton textile mill, Friendship ($8.4 million)
C
Experimental state farm, Ruvu ($1.1 million)
C
Farm implements factory, Ubongo ($0.5
C
million)
Radio transmitter, Dar-es-Salaam ($0.6 mil-
lion)
Commodities
C
Diplomatic radio station, Dar-es-Salaam ($0.5
C
million)
Dam, Ruvu River ($14.0 million)
C
Sports hostel, national stadium ($0.3 million)
UC
State farm, Mbarali
UC
Vaccine factory ($0.1 million)
C
1964 Jul ................
Well drilling ($2.4 million)
Grant Added to credit for radio transmitters.
0.6
0.6
C
1964 Dec ...............
Grant-Buses and tractors ..................
0.2
0.2
C
1966 ...................
Credit-Joint shipping company .............
2.1
2.1
C
1966 Mar ...............
Grant-Equipment for university ............
0.1
0.1
C
1966 Mar ...............
Grant-Agri cultural settlements .............
0.3
11.3
C
1966 Jun ...............
Credit-Foreign exchange ...................
5,6
5.6
C
1968 ...................
Survey-Agricultural assistance ..............
0.2
0.1
UC
1969 ...................
Credit 7-Added to 1964 credit ...............
3.2
1970 Jul ................
Credit Tan-Zam railroad ...................
200.69
200.6
C
1971 Aug ...............
Commodities and foreign exchange
Credit for Zanzibar-Commodities ............
0.7
11.7
C
1973 Nov ...............
Grant--Pharmaceutical plant, Dar es Salaam..
0.4
0.2
UC
1974 Mar ...............
Line of credit ..............................
75.0
Iron and coal deposit development
Tukuyu-Chunya
Rail link, Tukuyu-Chunya to Tan-zan
Expansion of friendship clothing plant, Dar es
Salaam ($1.0 million)
Total for PRC .........................
334.5
251.2
USSR
1966 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
20.0
Mineral surveys ($0.3 million)
6 veterinary centers ($0.3 million)
Poultry incubator
Fishing equipment ($0.9 million)
Feasibility studies
UC
Commodities ($3.3 million)
UC
Electric generators, Zanzibar
S
Power station, Kiwira River
UC
Cement plant, Mbeya
Cannery
Total for USSR ........................
20.0
2.7
Estimated minimum total for TANZANIA .........................
373.8
257.3
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TOGO
PRC
1972 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Rice projects
Sugar cane plantation
Sugar refinery
Agricultural machinery repair station, Lome
Political party center, Llama-Kara
Commodities
45.0
0.9
Total for PRC .........................
45.0
0.9
Estimated minimum total for TOGO ...............................
45.0
0.9
TUNISIA
Bulgaria
1963 Feb ...............
National sports center, Tunis ................
1.52
1 .5
C
1968 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
26.7
15.2
Phosphate development ($24.0 million)......
S
Geological studies ($1.5 million)............
Hotel, housing, and offices, Gafsa ($1.2 mil-
lion)
Commodities
UC
Czechoslovakia
'T'otal for Bulgaria ......................
28.2
16.7
1.961 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Tractors and buses ($0.5 million)
'T'extile machinery, Monastir ($0.4 million)
10.0
0.9
East Germany
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
10.0
0.9
1964 Apr ...............
10 fishing vessels ...........................
0.6
0.6
C
1967 ...................
10 fishing vessels ...........................
1.0
1.0
C
1968 ...................
Credit - Equipment for phosphate mine, Met-
laoui
2.5
Poland
Total for East Germany .................
4.1
I .6
1960 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
10.02
5.0
Sugar beet refinery ($1.9 million)
C
Hardware factory ($1.3 million)
C
Textile machinery ($1.1 million)
C
Mining equipment
UC
Mechanical center
S
City planning ($0.4 million)
UC
Phosphate processing plant, Mctlaoui
C
PRC
Total for Poland .......................
10.0
5.0
1972 .Aug ...............
Line of credit ........................
40.0
0.3
Commodities (814.0 million)
UC
Canal, Cape Bon
S
Road, Bega-Mainagid
Rolling stock assembly plant
S
'T'otal for PRC .........................
40.0
0.3
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1954-74
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TUNISIA (Continued)
Romania
1068 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
Petroleum exploration
Phosphate mine development, Mrata ($2.5
million)
Railways
22.0
2.5
USSR
Total for Romania ......................
22.0
2.5
1961 Aug ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Water resources development ($22.0 million)
27.8
11.0
Oued Kaseb dam ($4.8 million)
C
Lake Ichel Baprage
C
National technical institute ($1.6 million)
C
1964 Mar ...............
Machine tools..............................
0.2
0.2
C
1964 Dec ...............
Commodities to generate local currency.......
5.5
5.5
C
1967 ...................
Credit-2 tugboats .........................
0.6
0.6
C
Total for USSR ........................
34.1
17.3
Estimated minimum total for TUNISIA ........................... 148.4
UGANDA
44.3
PRC
1965 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
Rice cultivation, Kibimba
National stadium, Kampala
Cotton knitting mill
2 ice plants
Tea factory
12.0
1.7
1965 May ..............
Grant.....................................
Commodities ($1.5 million)
Foreign exchange ($1.5 million)
3.0
3.0
Total for PRC .........................
Line of credit ..............................
Textile mill, Lira ($7.8 million)
Commodities ($2.7 million)
Road construction equipment ($1.1 million)
Veterinary supplies ($0.4 million)
15.0
4.7
C
UC
UC
Agricultural mechanization school, Tororo
($1.4 million)
Medical school, Kampala
Total for USSR ........................
15.6
11.9
Estimated
30.6
16.6
UPPER VOLTA
PRC
1973 Jul ................
Grant-Foodgrains (5,000 metric tons) ........
1.34
1.3 C
1.973 Dec ...............
Line of credit ..............................
40.04
0.5
Rice project, Kou Valley
Railroad, Ouagadougou-Tambao
Grant-Foodgrains (5,000 tons) ..............
1.54
1.5 C
Total for PRC .........................
42.8
3.3
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USSR
1968 ................... Credit ....................................
3.2
1973 Sep. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . Grant-- Rice (2,500 metric tons) ..............
0.94
0.9
C
1974 ................... Grant-Rice (5,500 tons) ....................
1.64
1.6
C
Total for USSR ........................
5.7
2.5
Estimated minimum total for UPPER VOLTA .....................
48.5
5.8
ZAIRE
PRC
1973 Jan ............... Line of credit ..............................
100.0
0.4
Experimental farms
UC
Sugar refinery
Agricultural hand tools factory, Kinshasa
i
F
ru
t cannery
Conference hall, Kinshasa
S
Commodities
UC
Total for PRC .........................
100.0
0.4
Estimated minimum total for ZAIRE ..............................
100.0
0.4
ZAMBIA
PRC
1967 Jun ............... Line of credit ..............................
16.8
16.8
Lusaka-Mongu road
C
Commodities
C
1.969 Dec ............... Grant Radio transmitters ..................
1.0
1.0
C
1970 Jul ................ Credit- --Tan- Zam railroad ...................
200.6
167.7
UC
Commodities
UC
Training school, Mpika
UC
1973 May .............. Grant.....................................
10.0
1.0
Improvement of road transport
uC
1974 Feb ............... Line of credit ..............................
51.5
Road, Serenje-Samfya (817.0 million)
Technical and agricultural projects (834.5
million)
Total for PRC .........................
279.9
186.5
Romania
1972 Mar ............... Line of credit ..............................
50.0
Agricultural projects, Mumbwa
Total for Romania ......................
50.0
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USSR
1967 ................... Line of credit .............................. 5.6 2.4
Roadbuilding equipment, trucks ($3.2 million)
Laboratory equipment for university ($0.1
million)
I [ydrological development
Hydroelectric power survey
1974 Nov ............... 2 Yak-40 aircraft........................... 3.4
Total for USSR ........................ 9.0 2.4
Estimated minimum total for ZAMBIA ............................ 338.9 188.9
' Symbols used in Table 19 have the following meanings: S-under survey, UC---under construction or being
implemented, CS construction suspended, and C-completed.
2 The amount extended reflects an adjustment for downpayments.
3 Soviet credits that have shorter repayment periods than most aid credits and are usually for the purchase of
capital goods.
4 The amount extended is estimated.
5 '.I'he amount extended is not known.
6 A 1971 protocol to the June 1961 agreement turned $0.9 million of the $44.4 million project aid into a grant and
$1.3 million of the $7.8 million commodity credit into a grant.
7 For Zanzibar only.
8 Includes $2.2 million for state bank.
9 The agreement to extend credit for building the railroad was signed in September 1967, but the amount of the
credit was not agreed to until July 1970 after surveys had been completed. Drawings on the credit are retroactive to 1968.
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BURMA
Czechoslovakia
1961 Mar ...............
1962 Jul ................
1966 Jun ...............
1968 ...................
East Germany
Grant Educational and scientific apparatus.
Agricultural equipment......................
Credit Tractor assembly plant..............
Credit -Tractors...........................
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
0.1
1.4
2.1
1.0
4.6
0.1
1 .4
1.0
2.5
C
C
C
1966 Jan ...............
Poland
1965 Mar ...............
PRC
1961 Jan ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Printing plant, Wazi (82.8 million)
Fertilizer plant
Total for East Germany .................
Lino of credit ..............................
Total for Poland .......................
Line of credit ..............................
14.0
14 .,O
10.02
10.0
27.33
3.0
3.0
27.3
C
UC
Spinning and weaving mill, Meiktila ($3.5
CC
million)
Plywood factory, Swa
CC
Sugar mill, Bilin ($2.0 million)
C
Paper mill, Sitta.ng River
CC
Bridge, Ta-Kaw ($2.0 million)
CS
Bridge, Kunlong ($1.4 million)
C
Feasibility studies for light industry
C
Technical assistance for agriculture
C
Commodities to generate local currency
C
Funding of trade deficit ($12.6 million)
C
1971 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
56.73
2.8
Completion of bridge, Ta-Kaw
C
hydroelectric complex, Pyaungsho
S
Cement plant, Bilin, Kyaukse
S
Expansion of textile mill, Meiktila
UC
Renovation of 2 textile plants, Rangoon
S
1971 Nov ...............
Expansion of powerplant
Plant for soft rubber goods
Powerplant, Moulmein
Credit -Commodities.......................
24.0
16.2
UC
Total for PRC .........................
108.0
46.3
USSR
1956 Apr ...............
"Gift" projects.............................
7.2
7.2
Technological institute, Rangoon
C
Hotel, Rangoon
C
Hospital, 'l'aunggyi
C
1962 Aug ...............
Dam and irrigation project, Kyetmauktaung...
3.9
3.9
C
1963 Mar ...............
Agricultural equipment .....................
2.62
2.6
C
1969 Dec ...............
Rehabilitation of the Mawchi mines ..........
1.7
1.7
C
1973 Sep ...............
Equipment for mining gypsum ...............
1.0
1.0
Total for USSR ........................
16.4
16.4
Estimated minimum total for BURMA ............................
153.0
68.2
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status'
CAMBODIA
Czechoslovakia
1956 Jul ................
Grant 1,500-kw generator ..................
0.4
0.4
C
1960 Jan-Jun ...........
Grant-2,180-kw generators .................
0.1
0.1
C
1960 Nov ...............
Grant-6 X-ray machines ...................
0.1
0.1
C
1961 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
4.52
4.5
Sugar refinery, Kompong Tram ($0.9 million)
C
Tire factory, Takhmau ($2.0 million)
C
Tractor assembly plant, Sihanoukville ($0.1
C
million)
Munitions factory, 0 Chral ($1.3 million)
C
Thermal electric plant, Phnom Penh
C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
5.1
5.1
Past Germany
1969 ...................
Line of credit ..............................
11.9
0.4
Cement plant
Motor pumps ($0.4 million)
Total for East Germany ................
11.9
0.4
Poland
1956 Jul ................
Grant---hospital equipment, Kompong Cham.
0.3
0.3
C
Total for Poland .......................
0.3
0.3
PRC
1956 Jun ...............
Grant.....................................
22.9
22.9
Textile mill, Kompong Cham ($3.7 million)
C
Plywood factory, Dey Eth ($2.3 million)
C
Paper factory, Chhlong ($4.8 million)
C
Cement plant, Chakrey Ting ($3.5 million)
C
Public works and agricultural projects ($8.6
C
1960 Dec ...............
million)
Grant.....................................
26.5
26.5
Completion of cement plant, Chakrey Ting
C
Completion of 3 factories begun under 1956
C
grant
Expansion of textile mill, Kompong Cham
C
Expansion of paper factory, Chhlong
C
Textile mill, Battambang and glass factory,
C
Stung Meanchey ($14.3 million)
Technical aid on Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville
railroad ($0.8 million)
Expansion of textile mill, Kompong Cham
($7.6 million)
hospital and medical school ($0.6 million) C
Expansion of cement plant, Chakrey Ting UC
($1.0 million)
Expansion of paper factory, Chhlong C
Expansion of airport, Siem Reap C
Commodities ($14.3 million) UC
International sports palace ($4.8 million)
't'otal for PRC ......................... 92.3 69.4
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Extended Drawn Status'
CAMBODIA (Continued)
USSR
1957 May ..............
Grant-hospital, Phnom Penh ...............
6.0
6.0
C
1960 Dec ...............
Grant--Passenger helicopter (MI-4) ..........
0.2
0.2
C
1961 Jul ................
Grant -Technological institute ...............
3.0
3.0
C
1963 Apr ...............
Hydroelectric power development, Kamchay
Gorge
technicians
1.2.2
3.0
CS
Total for USSR ........................
24.9
15.7
Estimated minimum
INDONESIA
Bulgaria
total for CAMBODIA .........................
134.5
90.9
1961 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
Citronella plant, Twangmangu ($0.5 million)
Electric motor plant, Jakarta ($1.0 million)
2 teakwood sawmills
Cooking oil plants ($0.5 million)
5.02
2.0
Czechoslovakia
Total for Bulgaria ......................
5.0
2.0
1956 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
20.32
20.3
2,000 rail freight cars ($6.5 million) C
Diesel generators ($1.9 million) C
[lydroclectric plant ($4.2 million) C
1960 Jul ................ Line of credit .............................. 33.62 19.0
Cement plant, Tonasa ($6.5 million) C
Rail cars ($9.6 million) C
Expansion of tire plant (Intirub), Tjililitan, C
Enamelware plant, Jakarta ($0.4 million)
Tire factory (lntirub), Tjililitan, West Java
($1.2 million)
Machinery for Brantas irrigation projects,
East Java ($0.6 million)
Tractors and other agricultural machinery for
North Sumatra and South Kalimantan
($5.5 million)
1963 Jun ............... Trucks.................................... 5.6 5.6 C
1965 Mar ............... Trucks.................................... 3.0 3.0 C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 62.5 47.9
West Java ($0.7 million)
Cane sugar mill, South Sulawesi ($4.7 million)
Hydroelectric plant ($0.5 million)
Diesel engine assembly plant ($2.5 million)
Tire plant ($2.5 million)
Training center ($0.9 million)
Mineral development
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East Germany
1955 Feb ...............
Sugar refinery, Jakarta......................
8.6
8.6
C
1964 Jan-Jun ...........
Line of credit ..............................
60.02
20.3
Spinning mill, Palembang ($4.0 million)
C
Coal mining equipment ($0.3 million)
Printing equipment ($2.9 million)
C
Railroad equipment ($11.9 million)
UC
Broadcasting center, Tiji-Manggis ($6.3
C
million)
Coal mine rehabilitation ($10.0 million)
Trucks and buses ($18.0 million)
UC
Equipment for Trans-Sumatran highway
C
($2.6 million)
Cooking oil plants
UC
Planetarium ($1.0 million)
C
Total for East Germany .................
68.6
28.9
Ilungary
1958 Oct ...............
Trucks and buses...........................
0.9
0.9
C
1961 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
22.42
5.0
Seamless steel tube plant
Power equipment
Rail cars (811.0 million)
Dye plant
Insecticide plant
Oxygen plants, Semcrang, Makassar, Medan
($1.5 million)
Electric bulb and fluorescent tube factory,
Semerang ($1.1 million)
Slaughterhouse, Surabaya
1961 Sep ...............
1964 Aug ...............
Poland
1958 Jun ...............
1959 Feb ...............
200 buses .................................. 1.6 1.6 C
250 trucks ................................. 1.1 1.1 C
Total for Hungary ...................... 26.0 8.6
24 ships ................................... 39.2 39.2 C
4 shipyards-(1) Gresik, East Java; (2) Padang, 4.32 3.0 UC
Sumatra; (3) Makassar, Sulawesi; and (4)
Amahai, Ceram
Line of credit .............................. 37.5 7.1
Reinforcing rod plant, Medan, North Sumatra
($0.4 million)
Carbide plant ($1.0 million)
Cast iron factory ($0.4 million)
Rail car assembly plant, Jakarta
Coal derivatives plant
Sugar refinery, Tjot Girok, North Sumatra
($6.5 million)
Construction materials plant ($2.0 million)
Power station, Ombilin C
Cement plant, North Sumatra ($10.0 million) S
Coal mine rehabilitation, Ombilin, West Su-
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Poland (Continued)
1961 Oct ...............
Cargo ship .................................
4.0
1.0
C
1961 Dec ...............
Assembly and manufacture of airframes, Ilusein
Sastranegara
2.5
2.5
C
PRC
Total for Poland .......................
87.5
55.8
1956 Nov ...............
Funding of trade deficit .....................
16.2
16.2
C
1958 Apr ...............
Textiles and rice ...........................
10.9
10.9
C
1961 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Spinning mill, Bandjaran ($4.4 million)
'T'extile machinery, spare parts
Commodities to generate local currency for
spinning projects
Foreign exchange (810.0 million)
2.14
2.1
CC
CS
CS
C
Grant-Conefo building .....................
8.04
8.0
CC
Romania
't'otal for PRC .........................
47.2
47.2
1961 Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Petroleum development and refinery ($29.8
million)
2,100 rail freight and tank cars (812.7 million)
42.52
12.7
USSR
Total for Romania ......................
42.5
12.7
1956 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
90.05
90.0
Ships (812.5 million)
C
Textiles ($1.0 million)
C
Road construction, department of defense
($12.0 million)
C
Roadbuilding equipment, department of
public works ($12.0 million)
Steel project, Tjilegon, West Java ($36.0
million)
Superphosphate plant, Tjilatjap, Central
Java (88.5 million)
Mechanized farm ($1.3 million)
Road construction, Kalimantan
1959 Jun ............... Sports stadium, Jakarta..................... 12.5 12.5 C
1959 Jun ............... Shipbuilding and oceanography school, Amboina, 2.6 5 2.6 PC
South Moluccas
1960 Feb ............... Line of credit .............................. 4.05 4.0
Survey for hydroelectric powerplant, Asahan,
North Sumatra ($2.6 million)
Atomic energy projects
Gadjah Mada University ($0.2 million) C
Research reactor, Serpong PC
Commodities C
Grant Hospital, Jakarta ................... 1.4 1.4 C
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USSR (Continued)
1965 Jun ............... Credit-Trucks ............................ 3.3 0.5 UC
Total for USSR ........................ 113.8 111.0
Estimated minimum total for INDONESIA ........................ 453.1 314.1
LAOS
PRC
1974 Oct ............... Credit .................................... 25.08
Commodities ($7.0 million)
Road construction, Luang Prabang ($17.5
million)
Housing project, Luang Prabang
Total for PRC ......................... 25.0
USSR
1962 ................... Grant..................................... 3.58
150-200 bed hospital, Luang Prabang
50-kw radio transmitter
Dam and powerplant, Samneua
1962 Oct ............... Grant..................................... 1.58 1.5 C
7 LI-2 aircraft
2 AN-2 aircraft
1 MI-4 helicopter
Total for USSR ........................ 5.0 1.5
Estimated minimum total for LAOS ............................... 30.0 1.5
i Symbols used in Table 20 have the following meanings: S-under survey, UC--under construction or being
implemented, C-completed construction, CS-construction suspended, PC-project canceled, CC--construction
completed by less developed country or Western country.
2 The amount extended reflects an adjustment for downpayments.
3 Credit of $84.0 million extended in 1961 reduced to level of drawings to reflect Burmese takeover following
expulsion of Chinese in 1968. The undrawn portion was re-extended in 1971.
4 Credit of $30.0 million extended in 1961, the credit of $50.0 million extended in Jan. 1965 and grant of $16.0
million extended in Sep. 1965 are reduced to level of drawings at time of abortive coup in 1965 when Chinese were
expelled and their work on projects canceled.
5 The 1956 credit and protocol of 1959 were reduced from $100 million and $5.6 million credits to amount drawn at
the time the credits expired in 1964. The 1960 credit of $210 million, reduced from the original $350 million by transfer
of $40 million to the military account, also was reduced to reflect drawings at time credit expired in 1967.
6Includes only aid extended after formation of the Laos coalition government under the Geneva accord of
July 11.62. Undelivered commitments of $2.2 million grant and $3.9 million credits extended by the USSR in 1962 have
been deleted. A line of credit for $4.0 million extended by China in 1962 but never drawn also has been deleted.
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MALTA
PRC
1972 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 45.0 6.1
Foreign exchange ($4.6 million) C
Project aid
Drydock S
Chocolate factory S
Glass factory S
Textile complex
Carpet factory
Concrete products factory
2 handicraft centers
Shoe factory
Foundry
Total for PRC ....................... 45.0 6.1
Estimated minimum total for MALTA ............................. 45.0 6.1
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Czechoslovakia
1959 Mar ...............
1974 Feb ...............
Cement plant, San Luis province .............
Line of credit
Electric generating equipment
Ullum, San Jose
2.42
3
2.4
C
Los Keynes, Mendoza
Alicura, Neuquen
YPF, La Plata
Rio Turbios
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
2.4
2.4
Hungary
1974 May ..............
Credit ....................................
20.0
Crane factory
Total for Hungary ......................
20.0
Poland
1968 Sep ...............
Construction materials ......................
5.0
11374 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
100.0
Rio Turbio coal development
Fisheries complex
Total for Poland ........................
105.0
Romania
1965 Sep ...............
Credit Oil drilling equipment ...............
3.04
3.0
C
1974 Feb ...............
Line of credit ..............................
100.0
Oil drilling equipment ($42.0 million)
Total for Romania ......................
103,0
3.0
USSR
1958 Oct ...............
Trade credit 5.............................
29.06
29.0
Petroleum equipment ($28.0 million)
C
Road construction equipment ($1.0 million)
C
1965 Sep ...............
Equipment for oil industry ..................
15.3
5.9
UC
1974 Feb ...............
Line of credit ..............................
215.07 r
Hydroelectric turbines, Salto Grande ($65.0
million)
Local cost coverage ($10.0 million)
Transmission lines and substations
Turbines, Yaiyreti-Apipe project ($140 mil-
lion)
Total for USSR ........................
259.3
34.9
Estimated minimum total for ARGENTINA .......................
489.7
40.3
BOLIVIA
Bulgaria
1971 Jun ............... Credit Industrial equipment................
12.0
Total for Bulgaria ......................
12.0
Czechoslovakia
1971 Mar ............... Antimony smelter, Oruro....................
3.22
3.1
UC
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
3.2
3.1
Hungary
1970 Dec ............... Copper concentration plant and smelter.......
0.82
Agricultural machinery
1971 Feb ............... Credit-Machinery .........................
10.0
0.1
Cement plant ($6.0 million)
S
Hospital equipment ($1.4 million)
UC
Total for' IIungary ......................
10.8
0.1
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Poland
1972 Nov ............... Credit Survey for zinc smelter, Potosi....... 0.2 0.2 C
1973 Jul ................ Credit Glass factory....................... 4.5
Total for Poland ....................... 4.7 0.2
USSR
1970 Aug ............... Trade credit -Mining and metallurgical ma- 27.5 6.1
chinery 5
2 tin volatilization plants, Potosi and Marcha- S
marca
Geologic exploration S
Tin smelter equipment
Zinc smelter S
Mining machinery ($10.0 million) UC
1971 Jun ............... Grant-- Observatory ........................ 0.8 0.3
1974 .Dec ............... Credit Mining machinery .................. 1.2
Total for USSR ........................ 29.5 6.4
Estimated minimum total for BOLIVIA ............................ 60.2 9.8
BRAZIL
Czechoslovakia
1959 Jan-Jun........... Machinery and equipment for cement plant, 1.5 1.5 C
Para State
1961 May .............. Line of credit .............................. 60.02 12.5
Machinery ($7.0 million) C
Powerplant, Promissao ($10.0 million) UC
Powerplant, Belo Horizonte ($11.0 million)
Powerplant, Jorge Lacerda
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 61.5 14.0
East Germany
1966 Jan- Jun ........... Credit - Equipment ......................... 2.12 2.1 C
Bulldozers ($1.0 million)
1967 ................... Credit- University equipment ............... 17 .0 2 17.0 C
'total for East Germany ................. 19.1 19.1
Hungary
1966 ................... Credit-Equipment......................... 40.0 10.0
Agricultural equipment ($20.0 million)
University equipment ($20.0 million)
Total for Hungary ...................... 40.0 10.0
Poland
1962 Nov ............... Line of credit .............................. 70.0 34.1
10 ships ($40.0 million) UC
Rails for federal rail system ($7.5 million) C
University equipment ($10.0 million)
'T'otal for Poland ....................... 70.0 34.1
Romania
1961 May .............. Credit Machinery and equipment........... 50.02 10.0 C
Petroleum drilling equipment UC
Tractors U C
Total for Romania ...................... 50.0 10.0
USSR
1966 ................... Shale oil pilot plant ........................ 5.0 5.0 C
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USSR (Continued)
1966 Aug ...............
Trade credit 4............................
85.02
28.0
Steam turbines
UC
University equipment ($17.0 million)
C
Cement plant ($25.5 million)
Construction materials plant
S
Total for USSR ........................
90.0
33.0
Estimated minimum total for BRAZIL ............................. 330.6
120.2
CHILE
Bulgaria
1971 Jun ...............
Line of credit ..............................
20.0
2.0
Poultry farms ($4.0 million)
CS
Onion dehydrating plant
CS
Prefabricated housing plant
SS
Ceramics factory
Essential oils factory ($0.3 million)
SS
1972 ...................
Sulfuric acid plant
Superphosphate plant
Credit-Equipment.........................
5.0
CS
Total for Bulgaria ......................
25.0
2.0
Czechoslovakia
1968 Apr ...............
Credit-Machinery and equipment ...........
6.02
2.7
UC
1973 Feb ...............
Credit ....................................
14.22
Mining machinery ($2.0 million)
CS
Educational equipment
CS
1973 Feb ................
Credit-Industrial goods ....................
4.52
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
24.7
2.7
East Germany
1972 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
20.0
15.0
Medical equipment ($6.5 million)
CS
Tractors ($4.0 million)
CS
Educational equipment
CS
Total for East Germany .................
20.0
15.0
Hungary
1971 Jun ...............
Credit-Machinery and equipment ...........
5.0
1971 Sep ...............
Credit ....................................
15.0
Copper mining
Pharmaceutical plant
Transport equipment
Educational equipment
Total for Hungary ......................
20.0
Poland
1971 Nov ...............
Credit ....................................
25.02
1971 Nov ...............
Metallurgy
Fisheries
Mining
Credit-Machinery and equipment ...........
10.02
Total for Poland .......................
35.0
PRC
1971 Jul ................
Grant-Foreign exchange....................
2.0
2.0
C
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PRC (Continued)
1972 Jul ................
Line of credit .............................. 63.0 15.0
Commodities ($25.0 million)
Ball bearing plant (85.0 million)
Total for PR( ......................... 65.0 17.0
Romania
1971 Jul ................ Credit.................................... 20.0 13.2
Agricultural machinery ($12.5 million)
Jeeps
Oil drilling equipment (55.0 million)
Total for Romania ...................... 20.0 13. 2
USSR
1967 Jan ............... Credit Machinery and equipment........... 13.52 1(1.0
Tractors (810.0 million) C
1967 Jan ............... Line of credit.............................. 42.0
Port development (110.0 million) CS
Lubricants plant ($15.0 million) SS
Prefabricated housing plant (83.5 million)
Flour mill, Valparaiso ($4.0 million) SS
Artificial insemination center (85.0 million)
1971 Jul ................ Credit Added to Jan 1967 credit for machinery 36.()2
and equipment
1971 Sep ............... Grant- Prefabricated housing plant .......... 2.5 2.5 C
1972 Jul ................ Credit Added to Jul 1971 credit............. 54.02
Thermal powerplant, Tecopilla
Cement plant
Repair plant, agricultural machinery
1972 Jul ................ Credit- Added to Jan 1967 credit ............ 60.0
1972 Dec ................ Credit Commodities....................... 30.0 3.0 CS
Total for USSR ........................ 238.0 15.5
Estimated minimum total for CIIILE .............................. 447.7 65.4
COLOMBIA
Bulgaria
1971 Jun ................ Credit.................................... 5.0
'T'otal for Bulgaria ...................... 5.0
Czechoslovakia
1971 ................... Credit .................................... 6.0
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 6.0
East Germany
1968 Jan ............... Credit -University equipment ............... 5.0 0.2 UC
Total for East Germany ................. 5.0 0.2
[JSSR
[968 Sop ............... Credit --98 trolley buses..................... 2.5 2.5 C
1974 ................... Credit- -200 trolley buses .................... 6.0
Total for USSR ........................ 8.5 2.5
Estimated minimum total for COLOMBIA ......................... 24.5 2.7
COSTA RICA
USSR
1971 Oct ............... Credit-Trolley buses, San Jose ($10.0 million).- 15.0
Total for USSR ........................ 15.0
Estimated minimum total for COSTA RICA ........................ 15.0
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Czechoslovakia
1967 Jan-Jun ........... Credit .................................... 5.0 3.3
Pumps ($1.0 million) C
Agricultural equipment C
Tractors ($1.8 million)
1971 Jun ............... Credit-Tractors ........................... 5.0 0.6 UC
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 10.0 3.9
Poland
1969 Jan ............... Equipment for electrification ................. 5.0 2.9
Total for Poland ....................... 5.0 2.9
USSR
1971 Oct ............... Trade credit-Jeeps 5 ....................... 0.4 2 0.4 C
Total for USSR ........................ 0.4 0.4
Estimated minimum total for ECUADOR .......................... 15.4 7.2
GUYANA
East Germany
1974 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 10.0
Ruebran oil extraction plant
Total for East Germany ................. 10.0
['RC
1972 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 26.0 11.6
Glass factory
Textile mill
Brick and tile factory
Total for PRC ......................... 26.0 0.6
Estimated minimum total for GUYANA ........................... 36.0 0.6
PERU
Bulgaria
1971 Jun ............... Credit. ................................ 1.0.0
Antibiotics plant
Fish processing machinery
Essential oils plant
1971 .................... Credit .................................... 3.0 0.2 U C
Slaughterhouses ($0.8 million)
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 13.0 0.2
Czechoslovakia
1969 Jun ............... Credit--Capital goods ...................... 6.0 1.5
Equipment for powerplants, Iquitos and
Pucallpa ($5.5 million)
Agricultural equipment UC
1971 Aug ............... Credit -27 diesel generators................. 35.2 6.0 UC
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 41.2 7.5
Hungary
1972 Nov ............... Line of credit .............................. 38.02 3.0
Educational laboratories ($23.8 million)
hydroelectric power equipment ($9.5 million)
Total for Hungary ...................... 38.02 3.0
Poland
1970 Mar ............... Credit Machinery and equipment........... 10.0
Coal complex studies
4972 Oct ............... Credit Machinery and equipment........... 40.0
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Poland (Continued)
T
8.0
..............
1972 Oct
acna.................
Credit- Fishing port,
.
1972 Oct ..
Credit- Joint enterprises ....................
20
.0
1'olperu timber complex ($7.0 million)
't'otal for Poland .......................
78.0
PRC
42
0
1 .5
1971 Nov ...............
Credit .....................
.
Commodities ($7.8 million)
Chimbote irrigation project
't'otal for PRC .........................
42.0
1 .5
Romania
25.0
1.0
1973 Sep
Line of credit ..............................
Railroad rolling stock ($8.4 million)
Total for Romania ......................
25.0
1.0
USSR
f edit ...............
1970 Aug L ni. o er6ishing port, Paita ($2.5 million)
Preliminary work on Olmos irrigation project
S
($5.1 million)
Helicopters ($7.6 million)
Hydroelectric resource survey
UC
Oil storage tanks ($9.5 million)
Total for USSR ........................
25.5
4.9
1
18
Estimated minimum total for PERU ...............................
262.7
.
URUGUAY
Bulgaria
4
0
U ]
U C
1969 May .............. Credit - Food processing plant ...............
.
02
5
1971 May .............. Credit Machinery and equipment ...........
.
1
0
Total for Bulgaria ......................
5.4
.
Czechoslovakia
1970 Mar ............... Credit....................................
5.0
'T'otal for Czechoslovakia ................
5.0
Fast Germany
s
d
M
.0
$i.0
C
.............
e
erce
1966 ................... Credit- Sugar refinery,
6
0
Iii
Total for East Germany .................
.
Hungary 9.12
1970 ................... Credit....................................
Railroad equipment
Railroad tic factory
Total for Hungary ...................... 9,1
USSR
1969 Feb ............... Trade credit 5..............................
Oil storage tanks
Ships
Electrical equipment
Communications equipment
Total for USSR ........................ 20.0
Estimated minimum total for URUGUAN............................ 45.5
3.5
9.6
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USSR (Continued)
Darunta-Iangarhar irrigation project, Jalala-
C
bad ($17.7 million)4
Salang Pass road ($19.6 million) 4
C
Bagram airfield ($13.9 million)
C
Kabul airfield ($8.6 million)
C
Jungalot workshop complex ($2.2 million)
C
Consumer goods ($8.0 million)
C
Sher Khan port ($1.4 million)
C
Alchin bridge ($0.3 million)
C
Naghlu-Kabul power line ($5.6 million)
C
1957 Jul.. . .........
Petroleum exploration and aerial survey.......
15.0
15.0
C
1959 Jan ...............
Grant--Wheat (40,000 metric tons)...........
2.8
2.8
C
1959 May ..............
Grant.....................................
129.0
129,0
Kush ka-IIerat-Kandahar road ($119.0 mil-
C
lion)
Shindand airfield ($10.0 million)
C
1960 may ...............
Grant-Wheat (50,000 metric tons) ...........
3.5
3.5
C
1961 Oct ...............
Line of credit for second five-year plan ........
110.9
109.9
Petroleum and gas exploration and exploita-
tion
Pipeline, Shibarghan-Mazar-i-Sharif ($7.3
C
million)
Pul-i-Khumri-Shibarghan road ($26.0 mil-
C
lion)
Doshi-Sher Khan road ($12.0 million)
C
Delinquent payments, technicians, Kushka-
C
IIerat-Kandahar ($1.1 million)
3 bridges, Nangarhar province ($4.9 million)
C
Project maintenance, roads and Darunta
UC
project
2 flour mills, 2 grain silos, and storage build-
C
ings, Kabul ($2.4 million)
Commodities ($6.0 million)
C
Pul-i-Khumri-Kunduz power lines ($1.1 mil-
C
1961 Oct ...............
lion)
Line of credit for second five-year plan ........
70.9
54.9
2 farms (Darunta-Nangarhar irrigation proj-
C
ect, Jalalabad) ($13.3 million)
Chemical fertilizer plant, Mazar-i-Sharif
C
($11.3 million)
Design for iron foundry and electric plant
($2.2 million)
Gas electric plant, Mazar-i-Sharif ($6.7
C
million)
Technical assistance, Darunta
C
Irrigation project, Kokcha River, Northern
S
Afghanistan ($17.0 million)
Sher Khan port mechanization
C
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Kabul Jabal-us-Siraj road, asphalting ($2.6
million)
Kabul motion picture studio
Transport equipment ($0.4 million)
C
Sardah dam and irrigation ($3.0 million)
C
1962 Jan ...............
Feasibility study for steel mill ($0.1 million)
Technical strops, Ilerat ($0.1 million)
Commodity credit ..........................
12.0
12.0
C
1962 Jan ...............
Grant- llydrometeorology ..................
1.0
1 .0
C
1962 Apr ...............
Grant- Prefabricated housing plant ..........
2.9
2.9
C
1962 May ............. .
Credit added to January 1956 credit........:.
20.0
20.0
C
1963 Feb ...............
Motor vehicles and machinery. . . . . :.........
4.0
4.0
C
1963 Mar ...............
Credit- Wheat (25,000 metric tons) ..........
1.5
1 .5
C
Credit -Bagram airport improvements........
3.9
3.9
C
1963 Jul ................
Commodity credit ..........................
3.0
3.0
C
1963 Sep ...............
N u clear research reactor .....................
0.2
0.2
C
1963 Oct ...............
Credit ....................................
38.9
37.9
C
Natural gas exploitation
C
Pipeline, Shibarghan- Dushanbe
C
Credit-- Prefabricated housing plant, Kabul
11 .1
10.1
Stage 1
C
Stage 11
UC
1965 Jan ...............
Commodity credit ..........................
11.1
11.1
C
1965 Jul ................
Credit Tractors ...........................
3.0
3.0
C
1966 Jul ................
Credit Irrigation, Sardeh dam ..............
10.3
8.6
U C
1966 Jul ................
Grant 'l'orghundi railroad and transit center..
0.9
0.9
C
1967 Aug ...............
Trade credit Agricultural equipment.... ...
5.0
5.0
C
1968 Feb ...............
Credit added to 1961 credit for second five-year
15.6
9.5
plan
Irrigation network, Sardeh dam ($6.7 million)
UC
(lousing at chemical fertilizer plant, Mazar-i-
C
Sharif
Military airport, Ilagram
Model farms, Ghazibad and Iladah ($5.6
LTC
UC
million)
Prospecting and drilling for oil and gas in
north ($15.0 million)
Exploration and geological survey ($5.0
million)
Substation and transmission lines, Kabul UC
Transmission lines, Mazar-i-Sharif ($1.3 C
million)
highway survey and construction
Shibarghan-Ilerat
Kundug-Faig-Kasim
Darunta-Nangarhar project land preparation
($3.2 million)
Expansion of Mazar-i-Sharif gas, electric,
and fertilizer plants ($6.9 million)
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USSR (Continued)
1968 Feb ............... Credit-Consumer goods .................... 18.9
1968 Feb ............... Trade credit 5.............................. 20.0 18.9 C
5.0
Equipment for natural gas extraction and UC
transportation, Shibarghan (81.7 million)
Petroleum storage depots (Kabul, Mazar-i- S
Sharif, Bagram)
1970 Jun ............... Grant---3 veterinary laboratories ............. 6
1970 Oct ............... Credit-Aircraft and airstrips ................ 2.8
1.4 UC
1971 Feb ............... Grant-Road, Mazar-i-Sharif-Tashgozar..... 5.0 2.5
1971 Feb ............... Grant-6 meteorological laboratories and 25 0.4
radar units
1972 Aug ............... Line of credit for fourth five-year plan ........ 96.8 0.5
Petroleum refinery
Oil extraction and piping to Angot depots
Expansion of Naghlu powerplant and dam C
Expansion of Mazar-i-Sharif thermal power- C
plant
't'ransmission lines, Khwaya-Gogardak-
Shibarghan
Reconstruction of Archi and Nauabad canals
Rehabilitation of prefabricated housing proj-
ect, Kabul
Bridge survey, Amu River
Telephone line, Mazar-i-Sharif- Ilairatan
Flour mill, Pul-i-Khumri
Irrigation survey, Balkh
1972 Aug ............... Credit-commodities........................ 24.2
1973 ................... 6.5
1Grant .. ......................... .. 14.2 14.2
Technical institute-petroleum and mining, C
Mazar-i-Sharif ($4.1 million)
Polytechnic school, Kubul ($6.2 million)
Technical institute, Jangala ($3.9 million) C
Total for USSR ........................ 836.8 619.5
Estimated minimum total for AFGHANISTAN .... . .... . . . . . . . . . 950.3 657.1
BANGLADESH
Bulgaria
1973 Mar ............... Line of credit ..............
5 cold storage units ($0.4 million)
Fish processing plants ($0.1 million)
5 flour mills ($0.3 million)
Tobacco processing plant ($1.3 million)
Repair workshop ($0.1 million)
Railroad ties plant (81.2 million)
2 fruit andvegetable processing plants (80.9
million)
3 ice plants
1974 ................... Grant--Commodities ....................... 0.5 0.5 C
Chemicals
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Extended Drawn Status'
Pharmaceuticals
0.5
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 10.1
Czechoslovakia
f d .............
.
1964 Oct ............... Line o re . ...............
C
C
Powerplant, Khulna UC
Powerplant, Chittagong 0.5
1972 Oct ..Iof credit .............................. 25.0
2 tanneries ($1.3 million) tiC
100 mw Khulna expansion ($16.9 million) ITC
Small industries (82.6 million) tic
Radio equipment ($1.3 million) 11.7
'T'otal for Czechoslovakia ................ 50.0
Fast Germany 25.0
1974 Dec ............... Line of credit ..............................
Calcium soda plant
't'ypewriter factory
Agricultural machinery workshop
Rice mill
'Total for last Germany 25.0
Poland 1.2 7 1.2
1964 Dec ............... Credit Sawmill, Kaptai.... ................
12.0 0.5
1973 Mar ............... Credit Capital goods and complete plants
Electrification, 'I'ongi powerplant ($5.2 mil-
lion)
Wood processing plants
'T'extile plants ($4.1 million)
Total for Poland ....................... 13.2
PRC
1964 Oct ............... Credit.................................... 10.0? 10.0 C
Commodities C
Ordnance factory, Dacca 1 07 1.0 C
1.968 Dee ............... Credit Commodities....................... 11 .0
'T'otal for I'R C ......................... 11 .0
Romania 10.4 C
1970 Aug ............... Credit Railway equipment ................. 10.4 7
50 0 0.5
.
1974 Aug ............... Line of credit.........
Petrochemical complex
Cotton spinning mill ($2.7 million) 10.9
'T'otal for Rumania ...................... 60.4
USSR 4.0 C
1961 Mar ............... Credit Petroleum exploration....... 30.07 22.1
C
1965 Apr ............... Line of credit ............................. UC
Thermal powerplant, Ghorosal
Tractors C
Textile machinery C
Jute looms
1965 Nov ............... Credit .................................... 4.37 4.3 C
Logging equipment C C
Equipment for airport, Dacca
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USSR (Continued)
1966 Sep ...............
(:,redit....................................
7.07
4.3
Electrical equipment plant, Chittagong
Commodities
UC
1966 Sep ...............
Credit ....................................
Highway/railway bridge
18.07
2.9
Radio transmitters ($2.4 million)
Tractors
C
1969 Jan ...............
Credit-Petroleu
l
UC
1972 Mar ..............
m exp
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Credit--Comm
diti
12 2 7
8.4
UC
1972 .Mar ...............
o
es.......................
Grant
6.0
4.7
UC
.....................................
44.03
35.5
Rice (30,000 metric tons)
C
Edible oils (5,000 metric tons)
C
3 coasters
10 fishing trawlers
Fisheries assistance
C
_
1972 Mar ............... Credit ....................................
6.03
6.0
2 AN-26 aircraft
C
C
1972 Dec ............... Line of credit ..............................
47.52
4.5
Agricultural machinery
Road building equipment
Shipbuilding equipment
4 MI-8 helicopters
Trucks and jeeps for police
Steel mill expansion
1973 Sep ............... Credit--Wheat (200,000 tons
) ................
1974 Oct
C
35.0'
35.0
C
..
redit ....................................
27.6
17.5
Total for USSR.. ......................
Estim
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d
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241.6
149.2
UC
EGYPT
a
e
m
nimum total for BANGLADESI ......................
411.3
185.0
Bulgaria
1965 Oct ........ . ...... Food processing equipment ..................
12.02
1.4
UC
3 cold storage plants
Expansion of canneries, ldfina and Qaha
C
UC
anning plant, A] Badrashayn
UC
Vegetable dehydration plant
Winery
UC
3 slaughterhouses, Aswan, Al Fayyum, A]
Shargiyah
1965 Oct ............... Line of credit ..............................
25.02
5.9
LTC
Agricultural projects
4 poultry farms
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I' odder plants
'T'ractor repair station
Electric motor plant
Household appliances plant
Rural electrification
Chemical plant
Concrete pipes plant
Furniture plant
Cotton mill, Al Zaqaziq
Textile mill
Expansion of iron ingot and silicon plant,
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Agricultural machinery
UC
Grant- Hospital ...........................
0.1
0.1
C
Total for Bulgaria ......................
37.1
7.4
Czechoslovakia
2
1
1
2
C
.............
1955 Dec
Ceramics factory, Cairo .....................
.
.
..
..............
1956 Mar
Cement plant, llulwan ......................
1.8
1.8
C
.
.............
1957 May
Bicycle factory .............................
0.8
0.8
C
.
Jul-Dec ...........
1957
Sugar refinery, Armant ......................
5.7
5.7
C
.
1957 Jul-Dec ...........
Sugar refinery, Kawm Umbu ................
1.4
1.4
C
.............
1961 Jun
Expansion of Talkha power station ...........
10.0
10.0
C
..
1962 Mar ...............
Line of credit ..............................
56.02
36.9
Trolley buses ($1.4 million)
Railroad bridges
'T'urbines for Siquf thermal power station (86.9
million)
Equipment for Cairo tannery ($3.5 million)
Equipment for motorcycle assembly plants
Power station, Kafr Ad-Dawwar (819.0 mil-
lion)
C
UC
Sugar mills
Baraina
Dishna
1965 Mar ............... Credit added to March 1962 credit ...........
:3 tanneries
Powerplant, Beida (81.5 million)
Nitric acid plant (81.1 million)
Line of credit--Second plan ..................
Water filtration plants ($7.8 million)
Crude oil distillation plant, Mex
Crude oil topping plant, Mostorod
Agricultural machinery (810.0 million)
12 flour mills ($4.5 million)
Grain silos (82.5 million)
10 drainage stations (84.2 million)
Expansion of refinery, Alexandria
Petrochemical plant, Alexandria
Metal foundry, Cairo (83.4 million)
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C
C
UC
UC
UC
C
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1973 Aug ...............
East Germany
Agriculture
Transportation
Expansion sugar mill, Dishna ($9.0
Convertor substation
Broadcast equipment
Cast iron foundry
Drinking water plant
Oil machinery and equipment
Machinery and equipment for chemical plants
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
1955 Jan-Jun........... Electrification projects, Nile delta ............
1956 Jan-Jun........... Electrification projects, Nile delta ............
1958 Aug ............... Line of credit.. .. ..........................
Factory for producing nongalvanized poles for
power lines ($0.6 million)
Factory for galvinization of poles for power
lines ($1.1 million)
Refrigerated storehouses ($3.0 million)
2 textile dyeing and finishing plants ($4.4
million)
Wool spinning mill, Port Said. ($1.3 million)
Cotton weaving mill ($1.6 million)
Modernization of Misr film studio ($2.6 mil-
lion)
Hardboard plant, Dessouk ($3.2 million)
3 fireboats ($0.6 million)
Plants to manufacture parts ($3.1 million)
1958 Nov ............... Spinning mill equipment, Shebin El Kom......
1961 Mar ............... Equipment and machinery for municipal proj-
ects
1963 Dec ............... Expansion of cement plant, Alexandria...... .
1965 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................
Military plant, Hulwan ($2.1 million)
Textile plants ($13.4 million)
Shebin El Kom
El Minya
El Mahalla Al Kubra
Suhaj ($4.6 million)
Asyut ($4.6 million)
Expansion of steel rolling mill ($1.5 million)
Agricultural machinery ($5,9 million)
Factory for prefabricated houses, Hulwan
($3.0 million)
Wharves, Alexandria
12 rice mills ($6.9 million)
Slaughterhouse equipment
Million Current US $
Extended Drawn Status'
2.9 2.9 C
3.3 3.3 C
21.5 21.5
C
C
C
5.7 5.7 C
0.6 0.6 C
1.52
UC
UC
C
UC
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Research laboratories
UC
Transformer stations ($2.0 million)
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8 flour mills ($7.0 million)
C
Aluminum foil plant, Alexandria ($1.2 mil-
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Water filtration equipment
C
Polyethylene plant, Alexandria
S
1965 Mar ...............
Rural electrification ($25.0 million)
Credit Commodities.......................
30.8
6.5
UC
Total for East Germany .................
136.3
70.6
Hungary
2
14
5
1960 Dec ...............
Line of credit ..............................
16.8
.
Slaughterhouses
UC
Suez
6 flour mills (83.3 million)
UL
Railroad diesel equipment (811.5 million)
C
1961 Jan-Jun...........
Rail cars ..................................
6.7
6.7
C
1962 Oct ...............
Credit added to Dec 1960 credit ..............
11.22
9.3
Pumping stations ($2.8 million)
UC
Ships ($4.8 million)
1JC
Barges (82.8 million)
C
1966 Feb ...............
Credit Machinery and equipment...........
42.0
1.5
Glass factory
Port improvement, Alexandria
Pump factory
Light bulb factory C
Hospital equipment
1971 Jan ............... Credit added to Feb 1966 credit.............. 11.5 4.6
Rail cars ($4.6 million) UC
Protein factory
Total for Hungary ...................... 88.2 36.6
Poland
1962 Jul ................ Textile dye plant, Kafr Ad Dawwar.......... 7.2 7.2 C
1964 .Dec ............... Line of credit .............................. 40.0 22.4
7 brick factories UC
2 concrete block plants ($2.0 million) UC
Electrical transformer substations ($4.5 mil- UC
lion)
2 cast iron foundries ($2.5 million) UC
Glass plant S
Consumer goods (85.0 million) UC
Capital goods ($5.0 million)
1,500 looms (82.4 million) UC
Tractors and tractor assembly plant UC
1964 Dec ............... Phosphate mining and concentrating equipment. 30.0 8.5 UC
Exploitation of Kosseir phosphate
Exploitation of gypsum and kaolin deposits
Total for Poland ....................... 77.2 38.1
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1956 Jul Dec...........
1964 Dec ...............
1967 Jun ...............
1967 Jun ...............
1973 Oct ...............
1973 Oct ...............
Grant Foreign exchange .................... 4.7
Line of credit .............................. 80.0
8 textile mills ($47.2 million)
Paper mills
Sugar refinery equipment
Raw materials and tools
Expansion of Red Sea phosphate mines ($10.0
million)
9 sandbrick plants
Concrete reinforcing iron mill
Nail factory
Grant Foreign exchange .................... 10.0
Grant Wheat (150,000 metric tons) .......... 11.0
Grant -Foreign exchange .................... 10.0
Grant--Wheat (100,000 metric tons) .......... 18.0
Total for PRC ......................... 133.7
Line of credit .............................. 40.0
Sodium products plant, Alexandria ($18.4
million)
2 cement plants
Suez
Asyut
Phosphate mining equipment
llamrawein phosphate deposits
40 barges ($6.5 million)
Oil drilling equipment
Line of credit .............................. 100.0
Petroleum development
Petrochemical complex
Chemical plants
Cement plant
Glass plant
Copper ore studies
Mining equipment
Trade credit ............................... 30.0
Auto equipment
Tractor supplies
Diesel locomotives
.Ltoadbuilding equipment
Agricultural equipment
Total for Romania ...................... 182.5
USSR
1957 Jul ................ Oil drilling equipment....................... 8.6
1958 Jan ............... Line of credit for economic development ....... 175.0
Geological research and mining
4.7 C
12.1
10.0 C
11.0 C
10.0 C
18.0 UC
65.8
12.5
0.2
S
S
UC
UC
UC
C
UC
UC
8.6 C
175.0
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USSR (Continued)
3 airfields in mining areas ($0.4 million)
Central mineral research laboratory ($0.8
million)
Laboratory for testing ore samples ($0.1
million)
20 chemical field laboratories ($0.3 million)
Geological research and survey ($2.0 mil-
lion)
14 core drilling machines ($0.5 million)
Geophysical work ($0.6 million)
Research on dressing of black sands, iron
ore, and manganese ore ($0.1 million)
Organization of ilmenite production ($0.2
million)
Manganese ore production in Elba fields
($0.1 million)
Phosphate enterprises ($0.2 million)
Concentration and dressing of rock phos-
phate ($0.1 million)
Geological survey for lead and zinc deposits
($0.2 million)
Development of Baharia iron ore mines
2 plants for separation of rare earths ($0.8
million)
2 radio stations in mining areas ($0.2 mil-
lion)
Development of manganese ore mines
Sinai ($0.1 million)
Metallurgical industry
Production of nonferrous metals ($3.5 mil-
lion)
Production of nonferrous rolled sheets ($4.0
million)
Iron ore sintering plant, llulwan ($2.0 mil-
lion)
Iron ore dressing plant, Aswan ($3.5 million)
Cast iron fittings plant ($0.6 million)
Expansion of iron and steel plant, llulwan
($36.6, million)
Engineering industry
Welding electrodes plant ($1.0 million)
Forging plant, llulwan ($2.5 million)
Aluminum cables plant ($1.0 million)
Machine tool plant, flulwan ($0.8 million)
Emery and polishing paper plant ($0.3 mil-
lion)
Surgical instruments plant ($0.6 million)
'T'extile equipment plant ($0.5 million)
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Electric welded chains plant ($4.7 million) C
Radio parts plant ($5.0 million) C
Cutting tools plant ($0.5 million) C
Chemical industry
Expansion of coke chemical plant, IIulwan C
($8.9 million)
Calcium carbide and ferrosilicon plant, C
Aswan ($3.5 million)
Coal tar distillation plant ($1.0 million) C
Chlorosulfonic acid plant C
Petroleum industry
Lubricating oil plant, Suez ($4.3 million) C
Gasoline plant, Suez C
Oil refineries, Suez and Alexandria ($3.0 C
million)
Oil desalinization plant, Suez
Geophysical and exploration work ($5.0 C
million)
Drilling equipment ($9.0 million) C
Shale oil plant ($0.9 million) C
Oil purification plant, Suez ($2.0 million) C
Pharmaceutical industry
Antibiotics and pharmaceutical plants ($6.0 C
million)
Food industry C
3 milk processing plants ($1.8 million) C
Onion dehydrating plant ($0.6 million) C
Textile industry
3 cotton spinning mills
Mit Ghamr ($2.0 million) C
Zagazig ($0.9 million) C
Qalyub ($0.6 million) C
Expansion of cotton spinning mill, Dami- C
etta ($1.1 million)
Miscellaneous C
Steam power station, Suez ($11.0 million) C
Shipyard, Alexandria ($16.6 million) C
Cellulose pulp plant ($5.2 million) C
Vocational training centers ($7.2 million) C
1958 Dec ............... Aswan dam, first stage ...................... 100.0 100.0 C
1960 Feb ............... Aswan dam, second stage.................... 216.08 216.0 C
1964 May .............. Grant Experimental farm .................. 0.3 0.3 C
19(14 Sep ............... Line of credit ............................... 324.48 255.7
Expansion of iron and steel plant, IIulwan C
($161.1 million)
2 power stations, Maghagha ($2.3 million) UC
't'ransformer station, Kous UC
Feasibility study, alumina plant C
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Oil exploration (326.0 million)
Fishing industry (967.0 million)
Aluminum plant, Naja Hamadi ($52.7 million)
Phosphorous complex, Naja llamadi (855.3
million)
1''errosilicon plant, ldfu (32.0 million)
1964 Sep ............... 'T'rade credit -'.............................. 110.0 3s.0
7 training centers (83.1 million)
Oil exploration equipment (818.4 million)
File factory
Lead and zinc plant
Geological research institute
Equipment for agriculture and roadbuilding
Second lubricating oil plant, Alexandria
LAC
UC
C
S
S
UC
C
C
S
UC
C
1964 Sep ............... 'T'rade credit Land reclamation, Ar N ubariyah 66.7 57.5
1 C
1971 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 100.0 16.0
Rural electrification (866.7 million)
UC
Cement plants
Asyut
UC
1,7 Tabbin
S
Ceramics plant, Mustered
S
1971 Mar ............... Land reclamation Added to 1964 credit...... 40.0
1971 Mar ............... Credit.................................... 55.6 3.4
Water resource development, Lake Nasir
UC
Silos
U Cl
14 flour depots
UC
4 cotton mills, El Minya, Kamshish, El Man-
Urc
sura, Damietta
Textile combine
1971 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 222.2 45.0
Expansion of aluminum plant, Naja IIamadi
LC
(847.0 million)
l' xpa.nsion of iron and steel plant, I Iulwan
Reconstruction of thermal powerplant, Suez
S
1974 Jun ............... Grant Minesweeping, Gulf of Suez. ....... 20.()3 20.11
C
Total for USSR ........................ 1,438.8 935.5
Estimated minimum total for EGYPT ............................. 2,342.3 1,306.4
GREECE
USSR
1965 Jul-Dec ........... Trade credit Ships" ....................... 7.710 7.7
Total for USSR ........................ 7.7 7.7
Estimated minimum total for GREECE ............................ 7.7 7.7
INDIA
Bulgaria
1967 May .............. Line of credit .............................. 1502 2.7
Food processing plants
Nonferrous and ferrous metal installations
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Bulgaria (Continued)
Agricultural machinery
Coastal cargo boats
Tractor parts factory
UC
Tractor plant
UC
Pharmaceutical plant
UC
Starch and glucose factory
Winery
Sulfuric acid works, Sindri
Total for Bulgaria ......................
15.0
2.7
Czechoslovakia
1.9;55 Dec ...............
Sugar refinery, Panipat, Punjab ..............
1.5
1.5
C
1956 Jan ...............
Cement plant, Cherrapunji, Assam ...........
2.1
2.1
C
1956 Apr ...............
Sugar refinery, Kuralguri, Assam .............
1.9
1.9
C
1.956 Jul-Dec ...........
Sugar refinery, Madurantakam, Madras.......
1.0
1.0
C
1958 Apr ...............
Cement plant, Madras ......................
2.1
2. 1
C
1958 Aug ...............
Foundry-forge plant, Ranchi (first stage)......
21.0
21.0
C
1959 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
44.3
44.3
Heavy machine tool building plant, Ranchi,
Bihar
Heavy electrical power equipment plant,
Ramachandrapuram, Andhra Pradesh
high-pressure boiler plant, Tiruchirapalli,
Madras
Foundry-forge plant, Ranchi (third stage)
($12.6 million)
Plates and vessels plant, Visakhapatnam
C
1960 Feb ...............
Machinery for auto tire plant, West Bengal ....
1.6
1.6
C
1961 Mar ................
Foundry-forge plant, Ranchi (second ?stage)...
14.7
14.7
C
1961 Jul ................
Grant-Equipment for machine tool institute,
Bangalore, Mysore
1.2
4.2
C
Line of credit ..............................
66.711
65.0
Foundry-forge plant, Ranchi ($18.8 million)
C
Thermal powerplant, Ennore ($15.7 million)
2 machine tool plants ($8.5 million)
Gujarat, Bhavnagar
UC
Rajastan, Ajmer
UC
Tractor plant, Baroda
C
High-pressure boiler plant expansion,
UC
Tiruchirapalli ($4.4 million)
Heavy electrical equipment plant expansion,
Ramachandrapuram ($3.4 million)
Components ($25.2 million)
Line of credit .............................. 105.0
Projects (865.0 million)
Expansion steam turbine plant
Foundry forge
Turbines and generators
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Czechoslovakia (Continued)
Machine tool plant
Industrial fertilizer plant
'l'ire plant, Mysore
East Germany
1957 Jul ................
Hungary
1966 .Feb ...............
Components for Czech plants ($40.0 million)
'T'otal for Czechoslovakia ................
Textile machinery ..........................
'T'otal for East Germany ................
Line of credit ..............................
Steel tube plant
Ore processing plant, Orissa
Alumina plants
Korba
Konya
Gas cylinder plants
Slaughterhouses
Equipment for power industry
Glass works, Hyderabad ($1.3 million)
Nitrous oxide plant, Now Delhi
263.1
2.0
2.0
52.5
156.4
2.0
2.0
7.1
C
UC
C
S
UC
Poland
1960 May ..............
Total for I ungary ......................
Line of credit ..............................
52.5
30.9
7.1
30.6
Machine tool plant expansion, Hyderabad,
C
Andhra Pradesh
Sudamidah coal mine, Jharia, Bihar ($8.4
UC
million)
Powerplant, Barauni, Bihar ($8.5 million)
C
Coal washery, Gidi, Karanpura, Bihar ($3.5
C
million)
Boiler houses and powerplants, Parasi and
C
Bhusaval, Maharshtra ($5.1 million)
Coal mine, Monidih, Bihar
UC
Motorcycle plant, Punjab ($1.0 million)
C
Silos, Bombay ($0.2 million)
UC
1962 .Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
32.5
8.0
Mining machinery plant
C
Coal mining development
UC
Zinc smelter, Visakhaputnam
UC
'T'ractor assembly plant, Delhi
C
Cellular concrete plant, Ennore
C
1965 Jan ...............
2 power generators .........................
12.4
12.4
C
Nagpur thermal plant
'T'otal for Poland .......................
75.8
51.0
Romania
1956 Mar ...............
Oil drilling rig, Jawala Mukhi, Punjab........
1.0
1.0
C
1958 Oct ...............
Petroleum refinery, Gauhati, Assam ..........
10.1
10.1
C
1967 Oct ...............
Oil refinery equipment, IIaldia...............
10.0
8.0
UC
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Romania (Continued)
1968 Apr ................
Credit 12 ...................................
10 bulk ore carriers ($25.5 million)
25.52
USSR
'T'otal for Romania ......................
46.6
19.1
1955 ieb ...............
Steel plant, Bhilai, Madhya Pradesh ..........
118.4
118.4
C
1956 May ..............
Structural steel for Bhilai ....................
16,8
16.8
C
1956 May ..............
Petroleum exploration equipment, Punjab, As-
sam, and Gujarat
3.6
3.6
C
1956 Aug ...............
Grant-Agricultural equipment, Suratgarp.....
1.5
1.5
C
1957 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
125.0
102.0
heavy machine building plant, Ranchi, Bihar
($37.8 million)
Coal mining machinery plant, Durgapur,
West Bengal ($21.0 million)
Thermal electric power station, Neyveli,
Madras ($29.5 million)
Coalfield development, Korba, Madhya
Pradesh ($11.2 million)
Underground mines, Banki and Suraka-
chhal ($5.7 million)
Open cast mines, Manikpur and Korba
($1.6 million)
Workshop ($1.7 million) C
Ophthalmic glass plant, Durgapur, West C
Bengal ($2.5 million)
Grant, -Equipment for technical institute, 0.8 0.8 C
Bombay
3 pharmaceutical plants ..................... 20.0 20.0
Antibiotics plant, Uttar Pradesh
Synthetic drugs plant, Sanatgar, Andhra
Pradesh
Surgical instruments plant, Avadi, Madras
Expansion of steel plant, Bhilai, Madhya
Pradesh ($136.5 million)
heavy electrical machinery plant, Hardwar,
Uttar Pradesh ($49.3 million)
Expansion and diversification of mining ma-
chinery plant, Durgapur, West Bengal
($8.4 million)
Expansion of heavy machine building plant,
Ranchi, Bihar ($15.7 million)
Completion of refinery, Barauni, Bihar ($9.1
million)
Precision instrument manufacturing plant,
Kotah, Rajasthan ($5.6 million)
Petroleum development (869.3 million)
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USSR (Continued)
Expansion of powerplant, Neyveli, Madras
C
($17.5 million)
Expansion of thermal electric power station,
C
Korba, Madhya Pradesh ($24.1 million)
Powerplant, Singraul, Uttar Pradesh ($30.6
UC
1959 Sep . . .............
million)
Petroleum refinery, Barauni, Bihar ...........
25.0
25.0
C
1961 Feb ...............
Line of credit ..............................
125.0
911.0
Oil refinery, Koyali, Baroda, Gujarat ($18.9
C
million)
Coal washery, Kathara ($6.2 million)
C
Hydroelectric power station, Bhakra River,
C
Punjab ($14.4 million)
Petroleum exploration and production, Cam-
UC
bay and Anklesvar and other areas ($31.0
million)
Expansion of Barauni refinery ($1.7 million)
C
Expansion of Bhilai
C
1965 Jan ...............
Precision instruments plant, Kerala
Expansion Koyali refinery
Bokaro steel plant, Bihar, first stage..........
224.7
224.7
C
1965 Oct ...............
Radio transmitter, Calcutta .................
1.8
I .8
C
1966 Mar ...............
Grant--Food ..............................
3.0
3.0
C
1966 Jul ................
Trade credits..............................
222.22
29.5
Slag cement plant, Bhilai ($4.4 million)
Exploration for copper deposits, Rakha
Equipment for 10 state farms and 15 machine
OC
tractor stations ($20.5 million)
Iron ore mines, expansion of Kiriburu and
establishment of Meghahataburu
Water supply dam and limestone quarry for
steel plant, Bokaro
Tractors and tractor assembly plant, Gaziabad UC
Steel casting plant, Arkonam UC
Watch factory, West Bengal S
Copper mining, Madhya Pradesh
Coal mining equipment and technical assis-
tance ($67.0 million)
2 open cast mines, Singranli
1 deep mine, Rangany
Refractory tiles plant, Kerala S
1966 Jul ................ Line of credit for fourth plan ................ 333.3 49.5
Aluminum smelter, Korba ($33.3 million) 11(7
Expansion of steel plant, Bhilai ($13.3 million) C
Petroleum exploration and development, As- UC
sam ($100.0 million)
Aerial surveys for mineral exploration ($2.2 UC
million)
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USSR (Continued)
Technical education and research ($8.9 mil-
lion)
6 coking coal projects
hydroelectric plant, Sileriu ($8.9 million)
UC
Iron ore mine, Dalli ($6.7 million)
Deep sea fisheries ($2.2 million)
UC
Expansion of powerplant, Neyveli
13okaro expansion ($61.0 million)
UC
Mathura refinery, Madhya Pradesh
UC
Components, Bharat Heavy Electrical, Ltd
2 powerplants, Mysore
Alumina plant, Madhya Pradesh
UC
Copper ore mining, Malanjkhand
S
1966 Nov ............... Grant-Equipment, 5 state farms ............ 1.7 1.7
1966 Dec ............... Grant -Wheat (200,000 metric tons) .......... 14.0 14.0
C
1.973 Oct ............... Credit--Grain (2 million metric tons) ......... 330.03 285.0
UC
Total for USSR ........................ 1,941.8 1,326.3
Estimated minimum total for INDIA .............................. 2,396.8 1,564.6
IRAN
Bulgaria
1967 Feb ............... Credit.................................... 10.02 1.5
Copper mine development
Cheese factory
Tobacco processing plants ($2.0 million)
UC
Transformer stations ($2.0 million)
UC
Agricultural assistance
Ships
1972 Dec ............... Credit added to 1967 credit.................. 10.0 13
Machinery and equipment
Mining and geological activities
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 20.0 1.5
Czechoslovakia
1966 Jan ............... Credit .................................... 15.0 15.0
Metallurgical and engineering plant, Tabriz
C
1969 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 200.0 12.6
Plant to manufacture generators ($80.0 mil-
lion)
Sugar mills
UC
Isfahan ($5.0 million)
Haft Tappeh
C
Cement plants ($80.0 million)
S
Turbojet plant
Rail car plant
Elevator plant
Flour mills
UC
Oil refineries
Ceramic works
Breweries
UC
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Czechoslovakia (Continued)
Powerplant, Meshed
Tanneries
Diesel electric stations ($4.0 million)
Mining machinery ($14.0 million)
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
215.0
27.6
Hungary
1965 May ..............
Credit Capital goods ......................
1.0.02
3.6
Tractors ($1.0 million)
UC
Telecommunications equipment ($2.4 million)
UC
1968 Apr ...............
Lamps, wire, and transformers ($0.9 million)
Line of credit ..............................
40.02
0.3
Electrical converters, Khuzistan
C
Textile plants
Shoe factories
Medical accessories plants
Total for Hungary ......................
50.0
3.9
Poland
1.958 Feb ...............
Sugar mill, Fariman ........................
2.52
2.5
C
1963 ...................
Expansion of sugar mill .....................
0.9
0.9
C
1964 Feb ...............
Line of credit ..............................
15.02
11.2
Sugar mills
Isfahan
C
Khoy
UC
13ojnurd
UC
Karaj
Electrical equipment
UC
Cold storage plants
Isfahan
U c
Meshed ($1.5 million)
C
Tabriz ($3.3 million)
UC
1973 May ..............
Line of credit ..............................
102.6
5.0
2 textile plants ($9.5 million)
UC
Sugar plants
Machinery and equipment
tic
Manufactured goods
Total for Poland .......................
121.0
19.6
Romania
1965 Oct ...............
Line of credit ..............................
100.0
61.1
C
Tractors and plows ($39.0 million)
Tractor plant, Tabriz ($30.0 million)
1st stage
C
2d stage
UC
L,000 rail cars ($10.0 million)
UC
Electrical equipment ($1.0 million)
UC
Machinery ($20.0 million)
UC%
1968 ...................
Credit ....................................
35.0
6.3
Agricultural equipment ($10.0 million)
UC
Agricultural development, Rasht ($15.0 mil-
UC
lion)
Plywood products and paper mill ($10.0
S
million)
Total for Romania ......................
135.0
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Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status'
IRAN (Continued)
USSR
1963 ...................
1963 Jul ................
1964 Dec ...............
1966 ...................
IRAQ
Credit--Silos ..............................
Hydroelectric and irrigation dam, Aras River. .
Tabriz electric power station .................
Trade credits ..............................
Port equipment, Bandar Pahlavi ($1.5 mil-
lion)
Cold storage plants, Tehran ($1.2 million)
Machinery and equipment
Expansion of steel mill, Isfahan ($125.0
million)
Reconstruction, Julfa-Tabriz railroad ($17.7
Line of credit ..............................
Steel mill, Isfahan ($188.9 million)
Gas pipeline, technical services, and com-
pressors ($77.0 million)
Machine tool plant, Arak ($23.0 million)
Line of credit .. ............................
million)
Lead and zinc smelter, Kerman
Trade credit Capital goods ................
I I prefabricated housing plants
Expansion of machine tool plant, Arak
2 thermal powerplants, Ahvaz
Cement plants Rey, Loushan
22.3 4.1 UC
38.9 38.9 C
1.7 1.7 C
16.62 16.6
Credit-Expansion of steel mill, Isfahan ...... 187.6
Estimated minimum total for IRAN ............................... 1,329.2 584.0
Bulgaria
1967 Aug ............... Line of credit .............................. 14.02
't'elephone network
Experimental farms ($2.8 million)
Petrochemical plants
Canning plant and cold storage facilities
Brick plant
1970 Sep ............... Credit .................................... 12.0
Oil and mineral survey ($8.7 million)
Canning plant
4 pasta plants
Onion dehydrating plant
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 26.0
Czechoslovakia
1969 Nov............... Credit Oil refinery, Basra .................. 27.0
1972 .Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 50.0
14 locomotives ($2.2 million)
Brick plant, Kerhala ($1.5 million)
Water purification station, Dahuk ($1.3
million)
Petroleum equipment
Flour mill, Mansura
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 77.0
UC
UC
27.0 C
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Recipient and Donor Projects
IRAQ (Continued)
East Germany
1.969 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
A cable (965.9 million)
n
klectile wne a
UC
'T'extile plants
Sugar mill
Water purification plants UC
Oil pumping stations, N. Rumaila UC
Radio stations C
Printing equipment CC
Medical and veterinary equipment ($2.8
million)
Electrification, Northern Iraq ($6.3 million) UC
7 rice silos (83.8 million) tic
Shipyard, Basra ($2.4 million) UC
tic
Road construction equipment ($6.6 million) t)C
Agricultural assistance UC
Railroad signal equipment (81.4 million) T8
'T'otal for East Germany ................ 84.0
Hungary
11.2E 7.`
1969 Oct ............... Credit Oil drilling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C
North Rumaila ($4.0 million) 13C
Jambur ($4.0 million) 30.8 2.0
..........
1970 Apr ,, , , , , , , , , , , , Credit Machinery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tic
Light bulb factory, Baghdad t,
500 buses UC
Bus assembly plant (83.0 million)
1972 Au Line of credit .............................. 50.0 0.3 tic
Petroleum equipment
to cold storage plants
Slaughterhouse
Cannery
4 brick plants
Sugar plant, Babylon (86.8 million) LTC
Loading facilities, Umm Qasr (84.0 million)
'T'otal for Hungary 92.0 10.2
Poland 20.0 20.0 C
1965 Jan-Jtm........... Rail cars. , .............6.9 C
6.9
1969 ................... Sugar refinery, Mosul....................... 2.4E 2.2 UC
1971 Jan ............... Credit--200 rail tank cars................... 100.0 1.6
Line of credit .............................. UC
1972 .Aug ...............
Sulfur project expansion, Al-Mishraq
Cardboard factory, Abu Sakhr
Brick plant, Mosul
Asbestos plant
Cement plant, Basra ($2.0 million)
Petrochemical plants Ut
(i water treatment stations ($15.0 million) Pt
Land reclamation ($5.4 million) U(,
Expansion of 4 powerplants ($6.4 million)
'T'otal for Poland ....................... 129.3 30.7
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PRC
1971 Jun ...............
Line of credit .............................. 45,0
Geological survey
Wool factory, Kifri
Bridge, Mosul
Experimental rice farm, Basra
Total for PRC ......................... 45.0
Romania
(971 Oct ............... Credit--Petroleum development.............. 35.0 0.4 UC
Oil exploration, east of Baghdad
Total for Romania. ..................... 35.0 0.4
USSR
1959 Mar ............... Line of credit .............................. 137.5 82.3
Pharmaceutical plant, Samarra ($8.7 million) C
Al-IIurriyah radio station ($5.6 million) C
East Baghdad telephone exchange ($1.3 mil- C
lion)
Geological equipment repair shop, Al Wazir- C
iyah ($0.2 million)
Technical assistance for broadcasting and C
television ($0.4 million)
Television center
Project report for 27-station microwave radio C
relay network
Glassware factory, Ar Ramadi ($6.3 million) C
2 grain elevators, Baghdad and Al Kut ($1.5 C
million)
Canning factory, Karbala C
Establishment of 5 experimental farms ($2.3 CS
million)
Establishment of 4 tractor stations ($0.8 C
million)
Improvement of river navigation, survey ($1.4 C
million)
Survey of Kirkuk-As Sulaymaniyah railroad C
($3.1 million)
Cotton textile mill, Al Kut ($13.2 million) C
Knitting and hosiery plant ($3.2 million) C
Garment factory, Al Waziriyah ($1.1 million) C
Geological survey ($1.4 million) C
Euphrates and Tigris River basin develop- C
ment survey ($2.5 million)
Irrigation and drainage surveys, southern Iraq C
($4.5 million)
Electrical equipment factory, Al Waziriyah C
($3.0 million)
Basra shipyard survey ($1.5 million) C
Industrial training projects ($1.8 million) C
Baghdad
Iskandariyah
Al Kut
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USSR (Continued)
Agricultural machinery plant, Iskandariyah
C
(812.9 million)
Rawa dam
S
Railroad workshops, Shalchiya (82.2 million)
PC
Fisheries development
UC
1960 May .............. Baghdad--Basra railroad .....................
45.0
45.0
Construction and rehabilitation
C
1962 Jul ................ Extension Baghdad-Basra railroad ...........
1.4
1 .4
C
1967 Feb ............... Credit- Agricultural equipment ..............
4.42
4.4
C
1969 Jun ............... Trade credits ..............................
54.02
11.0
Petroleum development, Ilalfa.yah
UC
1969 Jul ................ Trade credit4..............................
66.7
52.5
Petroleum development
North Rumaila
UC
Ratawi
UC
Nahr Umar
UC
A] Luhais
tic
Pipeline, Rumaila Fao
C
1970 Jul ................ 'Grade credits Agricultural equipment.......
2.52
2.5
C
1970 Nov ............... Trade credit 5 Agricultural and roadbuilding
20.0
18.0
UC
equipment
1971 Apr ............... Line of credit ..............................
222.2
19.8
Oil refinery, Mosul ($30.8 million)
S
Pipeline, Northern Iraq
Pipeline, Baghdad-Basra
liC
Phosphate mine, Akashat
S
Superphosphate fertilizer plant, Akashat
S
2 dairy plants
Fisheries development, Umm Qasr
UC
Irrigation equipment, Ath-Tharthar canal
UC
(83.6 million)
2 hydroelectric stations
Dukan
UC
Darhand-i-Khan
S
2 powerplants
Nasiriyah
Mosul
Cement plant, Samawa
Electrification
Glass factory
Total for USSR ........................
553.7
236.9
Estimated minimum total for IRAQ. . .............................
1,042.0
329.6
JORDAN
USSR
1969 ................... Line of credit ..............................
5.53
Oil and gas prospecting
2 vocational training schools ($5.5 million)
Technical institute
Total for USSR ........................
5.5
Estimated minimum total for JORDAN ............................
5.5
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1954-74
(Continued)
Million Current US $
Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status,
LEBANON
Romania
1974 Feb....__ ...... Credit- Cement plant, Siblin ................ 9.2
Total for Romania .......... ....... 9.2
Estimated minimum total for Lebanon ............................. 9.2
NEPAL
PRC
1956 Oct ............... Grant..................................... 12.6 12.6
Foreign exchange ($6.3 million) C
Commodities ($6.3 million) C
1960 May ............... Grant..................................... 21.0 19.6
Tanning and shoe factory, Katmandu ($0.6 C
million)
Brick and tile factory, Katmandu ($1.6 mil- C
lion)
Warehouse, Birganj ($1.0 million) C
Warehouse, Katmandu ($0.6 million) C
Road, Katmandu-Pokhara ($13.9 million) C
Ring road, Katmandu valley ($3.3 million) UC
1961 Oct ............... Grant ..................................... 9.8 9.8
Road, Katmandu-Kodari ($9.8 million) C
Foreign exchange ($2.0 million) C
Commodities ($1.8 million) C
1966 Dec. . ........ Grant..................................... 19.6 19.6
Foreign exchange ($3.5 million) C
Commodities ($3.6 million) C
Survey, limestone-mica works C
Hydroelectric plant, Sunkosi River ($11.4 C
million)
1968 Sep ............... Grant-Katmandu-Bhaktapur road .......... 2.0 2.0 C
1971 Sep. .. ............ Grant-Mineral surveys ..................... 2.63 2.1 C
1972 Mar ............... Grant ......................... .......... 35.0 1.4
Trolley bus project UC
Textile plant, Hitaujo S
Expansion of brick and tile factory
Road, Naranghar--Gurkha S
Commodities ($1.5 million) DC
Total for PRC ......................... 102.6 117. I
USSR
1959 Apr ............... Grant..................................... 7.5 7.5
hospital, Katmandu ($0.1 million) C
Hydroelectric plant, Panauti ($1.3 million) C
Sugar mill, Birganj, western Terai C
Cigarette factory, Janakpur, eastern Terai C
East-west road survey ($1.8 million) C
Commodities ($0.8 million) C
1962 Feb ............... Credit .................................... 2.8 2.8 C
Commodities ($2.5 million)
Foreign exchange ($0.3 million)
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1954-74
(Continued)
NEPAL (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
1964 Apr ............... Grant..................................... 10.5 10.5
Simra Janakpur road (82.6 million) C
Agricultural implements plant, Birganj (81.3 C
million)
Commodities C
1973 ................... Credit- Vegetable oil plant .................. 3.03 S
Total for USSR ........................ 23.8 20.8
Estimated minimum total for NEPALL ............................. 126.4 87.9
NORTH YEMEN
Bulgaria
1965 Feb ............... Grant- Agricultural school and technical serv- 0.4 0.4 C
ices
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 0.4 0.4
Czechoslovakia
1966 Oct ............... Radio station.............................. 0.1
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 0.:1
East Germany
1956 Dec ............... Telephone exchange, San'a.............. .... 0.1 0.1 C
1965 Feb ............... Land reclamation........................... 5.0 5.0 C
1965 Mar ............... Telephone network -San'a, Taiz, Iludaydah... 2.0 2.0 C
1965 Oct ............... Electric generating equipment, lludaydah and 0.82 0.8 C
San'a
1966 Jan ............... Grant - 2 radio transmitters ................. 1 .5 1 .1 UC
1966 Sep ............... Grant - Wheat............................. 0.4 0.4 C
1966 Sep ............... Commodity credit for telephone network ...... 0.5 0.5 C
Total for Fast Germany ................. 10.3 9.9
llungary
1964 Jun ............... Grant- -School, medical, and hospital equipment 0.3 0.3 C
1964 Jun. . . ............ Credit- Industrial equipment................ 1.0 1 .f) C
1966 Oct ............... Grant- hospital equipment. . ............... 1.0 1.0 C
Total for Hungary ...................... 2.3 2.3
PRC
1958 Jan ............... Line of credit .............................. 15.0 15.0
Road construction, San'a-lludaydah ($12.7 C
million)
Textile mill, San'a ($2.3 million) C
1959 Jun ............... Grant-- Wheat (10,000 metric tons) .......... 0.7 0.7 C
1963 May. . ............ Grant Wheat (3,500 metric tons). . . . ....... 0.2 0.2 C
1964 Jun ............... Line of credit .............................. 28.0 24.9
Road construction, San'a-Sa'da UC
Completion of textile mill, San'a C
Repair of San'a-lludaydah road C
Aluminum factory, Taiz C
Cigarette factory, Iludaydah C
Road construction, Amran -flajja UC
1964 Oct ............... Commodity credit.......................... 0.5 0.5 C
1966 Sep. . . . . . ......... Commodity credit .......................... 14.0 11.0 UC
1969 ................... Grant -Secondary technical school ........... 0.23 0.2 C
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1954-1974
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NORTH YEMEN (Continued)
PRC (Continued)
1972 Jul ................ Lino of credit.............................. 21.2 0.3
Development projects
Hospital, Taiz
1973 Jul ................ Grant-Wheat (5,000 metric tons). .... 0.9 0.9 C
USSR
1956 Jul ................ Line of credit ..............................
Port construction, Iludaydah ($15.0 million)
Airfield construction, San'a ($5.0 million)
1959 Mar ............... Grant--Wheat (10,000 metric tons) ..........
1964 Mar, .............. Line of credit ..............................
1070 Jul ................
1973 Jun ...............
1974 Apr ...............
Hudaydah-Mocha-Taiz road -($28.0 million)
Cement plant, Bajil ($10.0 million)
Fish processing plant, Hudaydah
7 fishing boats
Land reclamation and cotton cultivation,
Tihama ($9.0 million)
Geological survey ($2.0 million).
Shipyard, Hudaydah
Commodities ($11.1 million)
Water wells
Grain storage facilities
Port expansion, Hudaydah ($1.5 million)
Powerplant, Iludaydah ($0.4 million)
University
Grant .....................................
Hospital and clinic ($2.0 million)
3 schools ($3.0 million)
Grant-Vocational institutes
Workshop for oil drums, Hudaydah
Grant--Wheat (5,000 metric tons) ...........
Grant-Wheat (5,000 metric tons)...........
Credit -Wheat (25,000 metric tons) ..........
'T'otal for USSR. .. . . . . I .... I ....... I . . .
C
C
0.7 0.7 C
72.2 40.8
C
UC
C
UC
C
UC
C
C
C
0.1 0.1 C
0.4 0.4 C
0.9 0.9 C
5.0 5.0 C
104.3 72.9
198.1 139.2
PAKISTAN
13 ulgaria
1969 Oct ...............
Line of credit .............................. 8.02
Transmitters
Cold storage plants
Animal feed plant
't'annery, Hazara ($3.6 million)
Fertilizer plant
Total for Bulgaria, . ................ 8.0
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1954-74
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PAKISTAN (Continued)
Czechoslovakia
62
2
2.6
C
1964 Nov ...............
Credit....................................
.
1966 Jul ................
Sugar refinery, Jaranwala
Line of credit ..............................
28.02
10.5
Fertilizer plant
Sugar refinery, Sadiqabad (83.0 million)
C
Powerplant, Guddu
UC
UC
Irrigation pumps (82.5 million)
Powerplant, Mangla ($3.2 million)
UC
Total for Czechoslovakia ................
30.6
13.1
Poland
8
12
4.5
1964 Dec ...............
Line of credit ..............................
.
Sugar mill, Hyderabad ($3.0 million)
Sawmill, Azad Kashmir ($1.4 million)
2 wood processing plants
2 sugar mills ($3.2 million)
'l'imber combine ($5.0 million)
Total for Poland .......................
12.8
4.5
PRC
50
0
38.7
1964 Oct ...............
Grant'4...................................
.
("
Commodities ($30.0 million)
C
I [cavy machine building plant, Taxila ($9.0
million)
Foundry-forge, 'I'axila ($11.0 million)
C
C
Electrical machinery ($2.1 million)
Expansion, ordnance factory, Wah
LC
C
1966 Mar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grant- Karakoram highway .................
45.03
45.0
0
C
1967 Jan ..............
Grant-Commodities 14 ......................
7.0
0
39
7.
12.2
1968 Dec ...............
(,rant 11 .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
tic
Commodities ($25.5 million)
Refractory plant, Ilattar
UC
Sugar plant, Larkana ($1.5 million)
C
TIC
Expansion of heavy machine building plant,
Taxila ($11.2 million)
Heavy forge and foundry
Fertilizer Plant, Peshawar ($17.0 million)
S
1970 Nov ...............
Line of credit ..............................
200.0
25.1
1JC
Commodities ($68.0 million)
S
Iron and steel plant, Chilgazi
C
3 coastal vessels
S
Fertilizer plant ($17.0 million)
Ferrochrome plant ($18.8 million)
Cotton spinning mill, Tarbela ($3.8 milli(n)
5
il
'
tic
S
-
m
arbela-Wah ($3.
Transmission lines, "L
lion), Guddu Quetta
Military aircraft factory
[1C
Stadium for Asian Games, Islamabad
't'extile mill, Mirpur ($3.0 million)
S
Textile mill, Kotri ($3.5 million)
UC
TC
1973 Oct .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grant Expansion of Karakoram I lighway ....
50.03
6.0
0
5
L
C
1973 Nov ............... Grant Wheat, (2,5(10 metric tons) ...........
0.5
.
5
Total for PRC .........................
391.5
134.
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1954-74
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Recipient and Donor
PAKISTAN (Continued)
Romania
1973 Jul ................ Credit......................
.. 25.2 5.0 UC
Expansion of Karachi refinery ($15.2 million) .
Total for Romania ...................... 25.2 5.0
USSR
1956 May .............. Grant-Wheat (20,000 metric tons) .......... 1.4
1956 May 1 .8 C
? ? ? ? .......... Grant-Rice (20,000 metric tons) ............ 1.8 1.8 C
1.961 Mar ............... Credit-Petroleum exploration ............... 26.0
1964 .Jun ............... Agricultural equipment...................... 11.0 11.0 C
1965 Nov ............... Credit .................................... 15.72 17.5 C
7.5
Road machinery and equipment ($5.9 million) UC
,
F
tr
1966 Sep ............... Line of credit ............. .. .............. 10.3 1.3
Electrical equipment, nla-nt
Iota] forBBulgaria ...................... 10.0 0.1
1966 Sep UC
??????????????? Credit -Preliminary project work ............ 4.8 4.8 C
1968 Sep ............... Credit 5 --Machinery and equipment .......... 66.9
6.3 UC
Textile machinery ($10.0 million)
1969 Jan. ? ? . ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? .. Credit- Petroleum exploration ............... 18,4
1971 Jan .. 9 . 1 UC
?? ??.??.?? Credit- Steel mill, Karachi .................. 208.8
3.0
Training center
1973 Mar ............... Credit-Projects ............... ............ 71.0 2.2
Transmission lines, Lyallpur-Karachi UC
Geological survey ($1.3 million) rrr,
Tractor assembly plant C
Thermal powerplant, Guddu ($30.0 million) SUC
1974 Oct. .............. Credit-Steel mill, Karachi .................. 216.0
Total for USSR ..................... 652.1 74.4
Estimated minimum total for PAKISTAN ......................... 1,120.2 231.5
SOUTH YEMEN
Bulgaria
1971 Jul ................ Line of credit .............................. 5.0
Food processing plants
Leather processing plants
Repair workshops
1974 Jul ................ Credit-Reclamation .......................
5.0 0.1 UC
Czechoslovakia
1973 Mar ............... Credit .................................... 6.3
Mineral surveys
Machinery and equipment
East Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 6.3
Germany
1969 Oct ............... Line of credit ................ .. ............ 24.0 1.7
Project aid ($12.0 million)
Glass factory
Road, Aden-Mukalla
Telephone exchanon M,111
UC
Mukalla
UC
Flour mills
Aden
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1954-74
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Recipient and Donor Projects
SOUTH YEMEN (Continued)
East Germany (Continued)
Vegetable oil factory ($0.2 million)
Biscuit factory (`60.3 million)
Plastics plant ($0.3 million)
C
Commodities ($12.0 million)
tic
Total for East Germany ................
24.0
I .7
Hungary
3
1973 Mar ...............
Credit....................................
5.0
Livestock farm, Wadi Mayfa
UC
Medical equipment ($1.0 million)
UC
1973 ...................
Grant-- Medical equipment..................
0.13
0. 1
C
Total for Hungary ......................
5.1
0.1
Poland
1973 Mar ............... Credit....................................
Fisheries assistance
Industrial projects
Oil survey
Grant -Fishing boats .......................
Total for Poland .......................
l'RC
1968 Sep ...............
Line of credit ..............................
12.0
5.1
Foreign exchange ($l.4 million)
C
Road, lJmain-Mahfad ($3.5 million)
C
200 water wells
IJC
Zinzihar Bridge
C
1970 Aug ...............
Line of credit ..............................
43.2
5.4
Road, Mahfad-Mukalla ($7.2 million)
UC
Textile mills ($6.3 million)
tic
Agricultural machinery plant
Model farm
UC
Fishing boats
Salt factories, Khormaksar ($0.2 million)
UC
Mineral surveys
C
Commodities ($2.4 million)
LC
1972 Jul ................
Credit ....................................
22.2
1.0
UC
Commodities
Rice ($5.1 million)
Wheat
Total for PRC .......................
77.4
11.5
Romania
1971 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
10.03
0.1
1971 Jul ................
Land reclamation and irrigation
Poultry farm
Cement plant
Geological survey
Credit -500 tractors ............
1.33
S
UC
'T'otal for Romania ......................
11.3
0.1
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USSR
Grant Medical equipment ..................
Line of cre-
Research, exploration, and planning
Agricultural projects ($2.2 million)
3 machinery workshops
8 dams
200-kw radio transmitter, Aden
Commodities ($2.2 million)
Reclamation, Rudu
UC
UC
UC
UC
C
C
C
Grant Fishing industry ....................
6.0
1.2
3 refrigerator ships
Fishing survey
Fish canning factory, Mukalla ($0.2 million)
Vocational training center, Mukalla
Line of credit .. ............................
39.6
0.9
Thermal powerplant, Abyan
Hospital, Aden
Geological surveys
Commodities
Airfield construction, Aden
Grant .....................................
0.93
0.3
UC
S
S
UC
S
100 trucks
Rice (1,000 metric tons)
Sugar (1,000 metric tons)
Total for USSR ....................... .
54.9
8.7
Estimated minimum tot
al for SOUTIL YEMI+;N ...................
189.0
22
2
SRI LANKA
.
East Germany
1965 Feb ...............
Line of credit .. ............................
Textile mill, Thulhiriya ($23.0 million)
Commodities (iron and basic materials)
Telephone network
Coarse yarn spinning mill
Teleprinters
Total for East Germany ................
C
C
UC
IT('
C
Hungary
1972 Jan ............... Credit---Machinery and equipment........... 10.0
Poland
Machinery for aluminum plant
Pharmaceutical equipment
Total for Hungary ...................... 10.0
1963 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 8.02 0.8
Hardware and tools factory, Gampaha ($0.7
million)
Rural electrification
Ilarrdboard and strawboard factory
Tractor assembly plant
Spinning mill
Total for Poland- .................... 8.0 0.8
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I'RC",
1957 Sep ...............
Grant.....................................
15.8
15.8
Rail cars ($8.8 million)
C
Pagoda textile complex
C
Equipment for 50 textile centers ($6.4
C
million)
Commodities
C
1958 Sep ...............
Credit-Rice...............................
10.5
10.5 C
1962 Oct ...............
Grant.....................................
10.5
10.5
Textile imports ($4.2 million)
C
Commodities
C
1964 Oct ...............
Credit--- Machinery and equipment...........
4.2
I .3
Rail cars ($1.3 million)
C
1970 Sep ...............
Credit Rice (100,000 metric tons) ...........
8.9
8.9 C
1970 ...................
Grant.....................................
3.2
:3.2
International conference hall
C
1971 May ..............
Foreign exchange for conference hall main-
tenance
Credit Foreign exchange ...................
25.2
25.2 C
1971 Oct ...............
Credit Rice (10(1,000 metric tons) ...........
6.5
6.5 (`
1972 Apr ...............
Credit Cargo ship .........................
0.8
0.8 C
1972 Jul ................
Line of credit ..............................
44.0
Irrigation and flood control ($16.8 million)
S
1972 Jul ................
Small industries
finishing mill, Pagoda
Nish breeding farm
Commodities
Credit Integrated textile mill ...............
8.1
1972 Sep. . . . ...........
Credit Cargo ship .........................
0.9
0.9 C
1972 Dec ...............
Credit Foreign exchange (81.8 million)......
1.8
I.8 C
1973 Dec ...............
Grant - Rice (40,000 metric tons) ............
14.0
14.0
1974 ,Jul ................
Grant Tractors ...........................
0.3
0.3
Total for PRC .........................
154.7
99.7
Romania
1968 ...................
Line of credit ..............................
2.5"
1 .4
1974 Jul ................
'l'imber combine, Avisawella
Forest exploitation
Hotel, Kandy
Credit Railroad cars.......................
10.6
'T'otal for Romania ......................
13.1
1.4
USSR
1958 Fob ...............
Line of credit ..............................
30.0
24.7
Development of sugar cane acreage, Kantalai
($0.8 million)
Survey, Malwatu Oya basin reservoir head-
works (80.2 million)
Iron and steel works, IIomogama-Oruwala,
Stage 1 ($12.0 million)
Tire factory, Kelaniya ($7.5 million)
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USSR (Continued)
1965 Jan ...............
1973 Nov ...............
1973 ...................
SYRIA
Bulgaria
1966 Jun ...............
Million Current US $
Extended Drawn Status,
Development of cotton acreage, Ilambantota
(80.2 million)
Cold storage plant, Kandy ($0.1 million) C
Kelani Ganga basin irrigation survey (80.1 C
million)
Flour mill, Colombo ($1.7 million) C
Iron and steel works, Stage 11 S
IIomogama-Oruwala (86.0 million)
I [ydropower survey UC
Grant-Prefabricated housing plant .......... 0.9 0.5 UC
Trade credit' Machinery and equipment..... 8.4
Credit--Petroleum and gas exploration........ 1.53 0.2 UC
Total for USSR ........................ 40.8 25.4
total for SRI LANKA 268.6 150.5
Line of credit .............................. 15.02 2.5
33 small dams
Food processing
Cattle breeding stations
Winery, As-Suwayda (80.2 million) C
Phosphate industry development ($1.6 mil- C
lion)
Grain silo, Latakia C
Tobacco processing machinery ($0.1 million) C
Communications project C
Refrigerated warehousing C
Credit Agricultural and industrial projects.... 73.0
Total for Bulgaria ...................... 88.0 2.5
Czechoslovakia
1955 Jul-Dec ...........
1955 Jul-Dec ....?...... .
1955 Jul-Dee ...........
1956 Dec ...............
1957 Mar ...............
1957 Mar ...............
1960 Dec ...............
1964 Jun ...............
1966 Dec ...............
1974 Jul ................
2 cement plants ............................ 4.5 4.5 C
Sugar refinery, Damascus ................... 1 .3 1.3 C
China factor 0.2 0.2 C
Sugar refinery, Horns ........................ 1.3 1.3 C
Sugar refinery, Damascus ................... 1.1 1 . 1 C
Petroleum refinery, Items ................... 11.32 11.3 C
Municipal development ..................... 2.8 2.8
46 electric generators ($0.4 million) C
Sugar refinery, Ghab ........................ 5.22 5.2 C
Expansion of petroleum refinery, Homs....... 29.52 29.5 C
Line of credit .............................. 100.0
Sugar refinery
Textile plant
Cotton spinning mill
Expansion of fertilizer plant, Hems
Citric acid plant
Ceramics plant
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C
1955 Sep ...............
Weaving mill ..............................
0.1
0.
1956 Jul ................
Cement plant, Aleppo .......................
1 .9
1.9
C
1956 Sep ...............
Textile mill ................................
0.4
0.4
C
1957 Jul-Doe ...... .....
Shoe factory, Horns .........................
0.2
0.2
C
1957 Jul-Dec...........
Hospital equipment .........................
0.1
0.l
C
1965 Jan-Jun...........
Credit -Equipment for Euphrates River......
1.1
I.I
C
1966 Apr ...............
Line of credit ..............................
Foundry
Port equipment
25.02
8.1
llungary
1966 Aug.. . ..........
Poland
1965 Jun ...............
Water purification and storage equipment
($0.6 million)
Cement plants
Damascus
lIama
Adra
Power transmission equipment ($6.2 million)
Paper mill equipment
8 automatic flour mills ($2.2 million)
Highway construction equipment ($3.6 mil-
lion)
Aid to higher education ($5.5 million)
Tobacco plant
Prefabricated housing plant
Credit added to Apr 1966 credit .............. 25.0
"Total for East Germany ................ 53.8
Line of credit .............................. 14.0
'Telephone network ($1.0 million)
30 water towers, Damascus
Bicycle plant
Cement plant
Food processing plants
Credit Added to Aug 1966 credit ............ 12.0
Light bulb factory
Railroad equipment
Agricultural machinery
Textile mills
Distilleries
Total for llungary ...................... 26.0
Line of credit" ............................ 25.0
Slaughterhouse, Aleppo ($0.8 million)
Phosphate mine exploitation ($5.0 million)
Steel rolling mill, llama ($5.0 million)
Spinning mill, Aleppo
Iron ore exploration
Glassware plant
Telephone assembly plant
UC
UC
UC
UC
UC
UC
UC
UC
C
U C
UC
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in the Near East and South Asia, by Date Extended
1954-74
(Continued)
Million Current US $
Recipient and Donor Projects Extended Drawn Status
SYRIA (Continued) i
Poland (Continued)
1973 Aug ............... Credit added to Jun 1965 credit.............. 15.0
Slaughterhouses
Hems
llama
Latakia
Bread factory
Cigarette factory
Sugar plant
Fertilizer plant
Railroad repair shop
Water distillation plants
Canals
Total for Poland ....................... 40.0 10.6
PRC
1963 May .............. Line of credit .............................. 16.3 11.7
Commodities (88.1 million) C
Cotton textile mill, llama ($3.6 million) C
Yarn spinning mill ($3.4 million)
1972 May .............. Line of credit .............................. 45.0 0.3
Yarn factories UC
[dlib
Dayr Az-Zawr
kxpansion of textile mill, llama S
Sports arena, Damascus
1973 Oct ............... Grant--Foreign exchange 6.0 6.0 C
1973 Oct ............... Grant Wheat (12,000 metric tons) .......... 2.2 2.2 C
Total for PRC......................... 69.5 20.2
Romania
1968 Jun ................ Credit Machinery and equipment........... 25.0 4.1
Oil pumps ($0.3 million) C
2 phosphate plants
Khanufis UC
Al-Shargiyyah
Oilfield equipment OC
Ore handling facilities, Tartus ($0.6 million) C
Cigarette factory
IIotels
Mineral water bottling plant
1972 Oct ............... Credit Added to Jun 1968 credit ............ 75.0 3.0
Petrochemical equipment
Oil refinery ($30.0 million) S
Oil exploration
Mineral oil plant
Flour mills
Brick plant
Tanneries
Sugar refineries
Brewery
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SYRIA (Continued)
Romania (Continued)
Water purification plant
'T'ractor assembly plant
I)airy complex
Chemical equipment
Food and light industrial equipment
Agricultural and irrigation machinery
Cement plant
1972 Oct ............... Credit Machinery and equipment ........... 18.0
1972 Oct ............... Credit Oil refinery, Banias................. 178.(i2
Machinery and equipment (812.1 million)
Foreign exchange to purchase equipment and
services from third countries ($57.5 million)
't'otal for Romania ...................... 296.6
8.8 UC
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USSR
1957 Oct ............... Line of credit .............................. 100.01, 91.4
huphrates valley surveys ($1.3 million) C
Orontes River and Ghab valley development C
Agricultural surveys (83.6 million) C
Latakia-Qarnishli railroad projects (840.0 UC
million)
Nitrate fertilizer factory, Moms (513.5 million) C
Petroleum exploration and geological survey UC
($17.8 million)
Pipeline design
Karachuk Tartus
Forestry research center, Latakia C
Dry farming research center, Qamishli UC
Cotton research center, Raqqa C
Rastan electric power station ($1.2 million) C
Topographical survey ($0.5 million) C
Geological studies (81.0 million) C
Bridge studies C
Concrete reinforcing rod plant
Petroleum products storage UC
Locomotives, switching engines, and rail cars tiC
($11.0 million)
1966 Dee ............... Euphrates Darn, Tabga..................... 133.3 131.5 U C
1970 ................... Credit Telecommunications equipment...... 6
1971 Feb ............... Grant Experimental farm .................. 0.3 0.2 UC
1972 Feb ............... Line of credit .............................. 55.2 1.3
Petroleum development (830.0 million)
Railroad and water resource development ti C
($25.2 million)
Damascus-Moms railway ($11.0 million) 11C
Water purification, Aleppo ($1.2 million) UC
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1954-74
(Continued)
Million Current US $
Recipient and Donor Projects Extended
Drawn
Status'
SYRIA (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
1972 Jul ................ Line of credit .............................. 28.8
4.0
Electrification ($18.0 million)
Powerline, Tabqa Aleppo
'Cabga
llama
Damascus
Irrigation ($10.8 million)
1974 Apr ............... Line of credit .............................. 100.03
2.0
Port expansion, Latakia
Dam, Nahr Al-Kabir ($48.0 million)
Euphrates Dam, Stage 11
Textile mill, Latakia
Total for USSR ........................ 417.6
233.4
Estimated minimum total for SYRIA .............................. 1,148.7
352.8
TURKEY
Czechoslovakia
1955 Apr ............... 150 rail cars ............................... 5.0
5.0
C
1956 Jan-Jun........... Textile mill, Istanbul ....................... 0.7
0.7
C
1957 Jul ................ Equipment for diesel engine factory, Istanbul.. 0.72
0.7
C
1.958 ................... 2 ceramics factories ......................... 3.4
3.4
Bozuyuk ($1.7 million)
C
Yarimca ($1.7 million)
C
Total for Czechoslovakia ................ 9.8
9.8
Hungary
1956 Mar ............... Vegetable oil plant, Istanbul................. 0.16
0.1
C
Total for Hungary ....................... 0.1
0.1
Poland
1958 Doc ............... Textile dye plant, Tarsus ................... 3.0
3.0
C
1963 Oct ............... Borax and boric acid plant, Kizilbuyuk....... 0.82
0.8
C
1969 Jun ............... 4 ships .................................... 5.6
5.6
C
1972 ................... Credit-Textile mill machinery .............. 2.7
2.7
C
1972 ................... Credit-Machinery and equipment for 35.03
5.0
UC
Tuncbilek powerplant
1972 Jun ............... Credit--Soda ash plant, Mersin .............. 10.5
2.0
UC
1973 Mar ............... Credit -Textile mill, Ilavsa ................. 2.9
0.3
UC
Total for Poland ....................... 60.5
19.4
USSR
1958 Feb ............... Road construction equipment ................ 2.0
2.0
C
1958 Aug ............... Flour mill ................................. 0.2
0.2
C
1959 Jun ............... Textile mills ............................... 3.0
3.0
C
1967 Mar ............... Line of credit ........................ .... 200.0
191.7
Steel mill, Iskenderun ($97.0 million)
UC
Aluminum plant, Seydisehir ($64.0 million)
UC
Powerplant, Oymapinar ($25.0 million)
Sulfuric acid plant, Bandirma ($2.4 million)
C
Petroleum refinery, Izmir ($24.2 million)
C
Fiberboard plant, Artvin ($2.9 million)
C
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TURKEY (Continued)
USSR (Continued)
1.969 Oct ............... Credit added to Mar 1967 credit ............. 120.0
Steel mill, Iskenderun
1960 Oct ............... Trade credit 4... .......................... 46.0 4.i .0 UC
Steel mill, Iskenderun
1972 Dec ............... Credit- Expansion of Iskenderun steel mill... 158.0
Total for USSR ........................ 529.2 241.9
Estimated minimum total for TURKEY ............................ 599.6 271.2
I Symbols used in Table 23 have the following meanings: S under survey, UC --under construction or being
implemented, CS --construction suspended, and C- completed.
2 The amount extended reflects an adjustment for downpayments.
s Minimum estimated value.
4 Additional credits for these projects were extended in May 1962.
5 Soviet credits that have shorter repayment periods than most aid credits and which are usually for the purchase
of capital goods or for assistance to small projects.
6 The amount extended is not known.
7 Credits extended to Pakistan prior to December 1971 known to have been designated for use in the eastern sector
have been deducted from amounts originally extended to Pakistan and reallocated to Bangladesh.
8 Credit originally for $225.0 million reduced by $9.0 million, the amount saved during construction.
9 Includes $44.4 million of credits originally extended in 1963, but incorporated in the line of credit in 1964.
10 Credit originally for $84.0 million for delivery of 33 ships, reduced to amount delivered by L969 because the
contract is believed to have been canceled. This amount also reflects an adjustment for downpayment.
11 Credit expired on 31 March 1972, reduced from original $84 million to $66.7 million, the amount obligated by that
date.
12 The agreement does not establish a limit to the amount of assistance. New projects may be added in the future.
13 The $20 million agreement signed in 1972 is believed to include a $10 million credit extended in 1967 for similar
projects.
14 Converted from credits to grants in 1972.
15 Extended to replace $15 million 1962 credit that expired in 1964.
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