1.
SV Sabry down plane steps.
0.05

2.
SV Foreign Minister Lafer greets Sabry.
0.11

3.
SV Party move along.
0.13

4.
CU Sabry greeting others.
0.15


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5.
GV Sabry and party move along at Presidential Palace) (Alvorada).
0.22

6.
MV President Kubitschek greets Sabry.
0.25

7.
CU Sabry addresses President.
0.28

8.
CU Decoration (Great Order of the Nile) conferred on Kubitschek.
0.37

9.
SV Kubitschek.
0.41

10.
CU Kubitschek.
0.43

11.
MV Champagne toast.
0.44

12.
LV Sabry's car arrives at Avenida Das Nacoes.
0.51

13.
MV Sabry out of car followed by Lafer.
0.54

14.
CU Site board.
0.57

15.
CU Paper signing.
1.00

16.
CU Paper signed.
1.03

17.
SV Sabry lays cornerstone.
1.08

18.
MV Sabry with trowl.
1.13

19.
CV Lafer with trowl.
1.17

20.
CV Plaque unveiled.
1.21

21.
CU Plaque PAN to Sabry.
1.27

22.
LV Group.
1.30

23.
LV Congress building.
1.33

24.
SLV Building.
1.36

25.
GV PAN DOWN..Foreign Ministry building.
1.40

26.
SV Sabry welcomed.
1.44

27.
GV Int..Sabry arrives and greeted.
1.56

28.
MV PAN..Onlookers to Lafer and Sabry.
2.01

29.
CU Sabry decorates Lafer with Great Order of the Republic.
2.16

30.
SV Onlookers.
2.18

31.
CV Lafer decorates Sabry with Order of the Southern Cross.
2.28

32.
SV The two men.
2.31



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Background: Hussein Zulficar Sabry, Deputy Foreign Minister of the United Arab Republic, flew to Brasilia, Brazil's new capital, recently. Piloting the aircraft himself, he was on his way with a six-man trade and economic delegation to meet President Kubitschek and Foreign Minister Lafer during a 9-day visit to Brazil, part of a tour of 15 Latin American countries with whom the U.A.R. enjoys diplomatic relations.

After a formal reception, President and U.A.R. visitor conferred national decorations upon each other. Afterwards Mr. Sabry laid the foundation stone on the new U.A.R. Embassy to be built in Brasilia, after reading the document to be placed in the foundations. Later, there was another reception - this time at Brazil's Foreign Office.