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- Secretary Remarks
Remarks at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Secretary Colin L. Powell Washington, DC March 19, 2001 Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. (Applause.) Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you, Tim, for that very kind introduction. It's a great pleasure to be back here to speak to AIPAC. Amazing that it has been ten years. And it is especially charming to be introduced as the son of an immigrant to the United States who entered the shmata business. I haven't heard that in ... - Taxonomy: Iran, KSAN, Egypt, ASEC (Security), Colin Luther Powell , George H. W. Bush, 2009, Congo-Kinshasa, Iraq, PBTS (National Boundaries), Angola, Russia, 2001, NEA — Near Eastern Affairs, Kuwait, EUR — European & Eurasian Affairs, Norway, PINS (National Security), 1993, George W. Bush, 1994, North Korea (DPRK), Jordan, 1991, 2000, Syria, Ronald Reagan, ENRG (Energy and Power), PARM (Arms Controls and Disarmament), United Arab Emirates, Israel, Lebanon, MASS (Military Assistance and Sales), KOCI, Canada, Spouse Networking Assistance Program, World Health Organization, Bureau of Management (USAID), Office of the Under Secretary for Management, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, Office of the Legal Adviser (DOS), United Nations, Bilateral Investment Treaty, COVID-19, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms Control and Nonproliferation, Refugees, Refugee and Humanitarian Assistance, information technology, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Treaties and International Agreements, Declaration of Principles, Federal Bureau of Investigation, al-Qa’ida, Energy, Drug Enforcement Agency, EAIR (Civil Aviation), Human Rights and Democracy Fund, Human Rights and Democracy, Human Rights, Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan , United Nations General Assembly, KWMN — Women Issues, North Korea, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, United States of America, KNNP, Science and Technology, Foreign Affairs Manual/Foreign Affairs
- Security Role(s): Everyone: All Users
- Start Date: 3/18/2001
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