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ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN SUBSEQUENT TO ■ '"^ ; " '

THE FOURTH SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE OF NINE ON THE WORK PREPARATORY TO

THE ESTABLISHMHSIT OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT-BANK

A'Progress Report :"" ': -!" ■ ■''

(by the Executive Secretary) ' ' ''■"'

1. The Agreement establishing the African Development Bank entered into force on 10 September 1964 since by that date twenty Signatory Governments had deposited their Instruments

©f Ratification :and since, by virtue of these deposits, the aggregate amount of initial subscriptions of Governments whose Instruments -af Ratification were deposited had exceeded'sixty-five per cent of the authorized'capital stock of the' Kf ricari 'Development Bank* ■ - ": -■ ■■'■■' "■■" ■ ' .■ ,' P, 2e In accordance^ withVArticle 64(l)(b) of the.;.ADB-.Agreement,, the States whose Instruments of Ratification had been.deposited,

«n or before that dat.e;hs4yr on the same date? become members of, the Banko All other-Signatories become members of the Bank on the date of their deposit, . Thus Algeria, Cameroun, Congo

(Leopoldville)? Dahomey,. Ethiopia, Ghana? Guinea, Ivory Coast,

Kenya, Liberia, Mali,. Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Togo,;--.Uganda and the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar became..members of the ADB on 10 September. .1964 since their Instruments; .of. Ratification had been deposited on or before that date- The>■Republic, .of Senegal became a member, wf .the Bank

on 11 September;.-196j4j;.:;the United Arab Republic on %4. September.

1964, the Republic -o-f:. .-Upper Volt a on 22 September, .1964 and the.

Republic of Somali %fpn,22-. October 1964** .The status of .ratifi cation of the .$QB? Agreement as of 24 October 1964 is as follows;

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COUNTRY-' ■ ■■■■■ ■'"' : " '•

Sudan ■ ■. ,- . ' .. - ; ; Tanganyika

Uganda ,

. Kenya , .

Sierra Leone Nigeria

. Ivory Coast

:v_: Mali ■ ■...,-... ,-, /

Cameroun

' ': Guinea' ■ ""■ - {"■■; ■.■■■ ' ■

Morocco

Congo"CLeopotdvllte)

Liberia Ghana Togo

Ethiopia

Niger Dahomey

Mauritania

Algeria

Senegal"

""United Arab Republic"

Upper Volta Somalia

9 September- 1963 27 November 1963 16 December 1963 24 January 1964 18 February 1964 12 March 1964

20 March "1964

23 April 1964 7 May 1964

.:21 May.r;1964-- ..=. -■■ ■.:..

2 June ;1:964 : ■ 'l ■■•■"■■'■' : ■ s ScJune:''1964:' " ■ ::' ' ''•

23 June 1964 "'

" 30'June 1964' 3 July" 1964"

' 14' July 1964' "■■ "■' " " ~ ' "

:' 29; July 1964^Ji; ■'■ " ;- ■

25 'August -1964 ■

* '"9 September T964 ■' : '' - 10 September:i964'

:n^Sep:&mbeT;1964: -'■■ - ■ ' '14 September l96'4!-; ■ ■"

" XL September ■V9&4;-: "; •'■

' 22 October 1964' '

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B/CM.14/ADB/69

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3. In, compliance with Article. 66 ( l) of the. ADB Agreement, the Executive. .Secretary of the ECA acting on behalf of the Secretary General of .the United Mat ions as Trustee of that- ■ Agreement convened.the First Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Bank, from 3 to 7 November 19,64= The Board will meet in .Lagos .a,t.the kind Invitation of the Government of the Federal

Republic of Nigeria- In addressing... the Invitations , to, member .countries, the Executive Secretary requested each to appoint

a .Governor .and an Alternate. Governor . for the Bank, as provided1 ^yf-

Intrudes 66 (1 ) ancl 30 (1.) of the ADB Agreement. Signatory .Governments, .-which at the time of dispatch of the Invitations

had not yet deposited their instruments of ratification, were advised :" that ^ should''their ratification' ■procedures be finalized

b'y^he'-tlme- of the meeting of the^Board, they-^dul:d: be ■ entttled

to appoint.a. Governor and ..an Alternate... who. could- participate In the wprK-of. rtjrie Board of Governors of the. Banko . ...

4o . At Its fourth session,, the Committee,, when discussing preparations for .the First Meeting of the Board of G.qyernors, suggested that invitations to attend that meeting be sent to all African countries., non-African governments which had

shown an Interest In the establishment of the ADB3 specialized.

agencies of the United Nations and financial Institutions operating In world capital markets* The Executive ■Secretary has Issued' invitations accordingly." When inviting gbvernments

of African "'couritr'les which "were ''eligible for membership at the time bf''"the:;Khkrtoum Conference" Lbut;":dld not -sigh -the' -ADB :- :' - Agreemeht';^be'fore -the closvng: 'datei-":.("si"-December-:496;3;):/. and govern-

^ of African States -which -have^acquirred' independence : recently,

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he--pointed out that's «'these governments: sa-:desired^ they . . could'accede1 ';to:-the ADB-^gr'eement:and -apply 'for acce'-sston-at,-...

the time of the Inaugural Meeting of'the .'Bank. An outline;. ;on:.

the procedure for' accession-was also sent to them- . ■ v.;- ,; /-:

5* "■ In connexion with membership problems,-.the Committee- ■■. . had requested-the Executive -Secretary- to contact-the.Governments

of^the-'U-ntted Republic oi•■ Tanganyika and Zanzibar,, Malawi and.

Zambia-Hit order -to'asceFit-alri/(a) -whether.' the-- United Republic .of fan^anyika and Zanzibars, * formerly the Republics of Tanganyika and of Zanzibar, "was■'prepared to assume the jnembersht^Mn the.

ADB of the former Republic of'Tanganyika - which had -signed-and

ratified "the ADB Agreement- arid whether the United Republic^-'

wished to Include the territory of the former Popular_Republic .of..Zanzibar ■■in that .m-embershjlp by increasing, ...the capital

subscription pledged hf the former Republic of Tanganyika; ;:

(b) on ■■'what 'terms and ■ conditions the-Republic- of Malawi and ■ trie Republic of Zambia" could 'accede" to the' ADB- Agreement•'■ andy.., should they so-'wish s : what-measures could be" taken- "to; -advance<:

such accesston'o "''" [" ' ' " ' "

6, ' the'Executive Secretary"Informed"the" three' governments "

concerned of the Committee's view regarding their respective membership questions and transmitted to them a detailed note on legal and financial implications for their consideration.

At the. time of Issue of .this report^ the Government of the ^ ....United Republic .of Tanganyika and Zanzibar had Informed the^

.secretariat of. Its. wllllngne.ss,to. assume.: the membership In the

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E/CM^4/ADB^a

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ADB Of the former Republic of Tanganyika, to extend it'to" the territory of the .former Popular Republic of Zanzibar, "and to increase its initial capital-, subscription to the capital : stbck- of the ADBv ■ '■■'■ ■" ■ . •■■'=' 7V... Pursuant to the decision taken by the Committee "at'.I't"s fourth session to request Signatory Governments which;had • not- yet paid their contributions to the preparatory expenses

tb''-do -so-s the:-Executxve -Secretary made -an;' appeal to^-the ■.„.,■■ '

governments concerned. As of-- 24v:0ct6feer 1:964, contributions^

by governments to the preparatory'expensed Amounted to-US"' ;;;:

#303,600, distributed as follows: • - ■' ■

Country' "' '■ First'- " ■'Second'■'■-"■ ■Total

instalment , Instalment Burundi .... : ;r. ,.

Cameroun

Central African Rep.

Congo (Brazzaville)°

Congo (Leopoldville)

Dahomey ■ ■ Ethiopia.

Ghana Guinea

Ivory Coast Kenya

Libya , ■ , Mali

Mauritania Morocco

Niger' ■■-,:;." ;.. ..■ ..-;.■

Nigeria :.. .,..., . . : _:

Senegal

US #4,5,00 ■■ ■• -.-.US

4?500

4,500"' "

" '■ ■ 4,500-

!. ' 9,000 -..;■ :-. ■;

■4,500..., ...

93OOO_ ":-_ :.

4,500'' 4,500' ':

■■'" 4>500" ■■■" * . . 4-AQ0 ■!■.■■:

4,500.

4,500'

: " ' '9,006" "'■■■ ''

'>■: :- i 4,-500"::V:--- -•;;

. ..,9,000, - ..., 4,500

#4,500..

4,500

■;4,500'

...9,000 .4,500 9,000 9,000 ' 4,500

•4,500

"4^SQ0..:

;:4;>500 :, 4,500

"4,50b

°9;J006'

4,500

. ... US #9,000 '9,000

4,500 9,000 -. . 18,000 9,000 18,000 18,000 9,000 9,000 5,000 .-. '.9>000 9,000 9,000

::;;;i 18,000

:,-!■- 4,500 9,000 95OOO

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.,Sierra Leone^. , _ . . ,, ...4,500 ._ .. 4,$qCL. .. 9S000.

■Somalia " '" ' '4,500: " 4,500 9?000

Sudan *'■'-'" ' ' ' ■•■■■'"--"■■ 9^000 ""• " ■■::'l-""'9,000:^ """ iS'VtoV

Tanganyika- .-■.- • ■ —^ • > 4,500' ' ■'■ .4,500 : J ■ 9*:Q0O !

Togo 4,500 4^00 . -.- ■.-9?000

Tunisia 4,500 4,500 95O0O

Uganda:>; ;':?i ;V- ^^ y: "^ 4,50d'"':£ ; 4,500J- ■ " "9?000 ■

Untted^Ai^ab Rgpiibltc■/ -■' \-;^9,00O. .. : -..^,000;-,.■■:' ; -la^OOO/- Upper. VoLta., , ... . :.: , 4,5.00. ., „ ...4,^0^. ,9^.000 The Governments of Congo (Brazzaville), M.oroccp^anci Upper Volta

paid their;,.third instalment amounting to US^2,700, US^l0,200

and US#2,700, .respectively,, although no, call for; this was made to them. . ,. ...- . . .t.,,; j, ^., ;, /-;jr-,'.;■■'■.

8, - In accordance with the programme of work agreed by the ^ Committee at its:-fou:ftn:-W^ssiohs the secretariat has: ...

: r(a) revised and finalized-the draft staff rules JaM ■«''"

regulations in the light of the discussion by--

the Committee at l^s.'last session, .and prepared '.-■■.,.•... a draft::report' on thisoj subject:%^G^jrJ4/^3/47/;.;:.,;;'

■-"•■■ Rev. I)'. The report,"after adoption by the \'r-^'^ ■ '■■ ;: Committee, will be transmitted to the Board-;of-"■-/-

Governors of the ^DB for information and wtth'"""^'

the request that it'be forwarded to the Board" '_..

of Directors for consideration; /vnr>

;> ',(b) revised the paper ron_. .the procedure for the ..;.;.

!U' election of the Directors of the ADB, as

Zl""' . suggested by the Committee, and prepared tne

■C>_. corresponding draft^report for the CommitteeVs,., ,.

■Or-V: adoption (]=/CW.14/4iB/66) - This report wi '■ ■' afterwards be transmitted to the Board of

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■5/CN»:l4/ADB/6?

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" "Governors of the ADS' for their consideration;

(c) redrafted the paper on the terms :df service

' - "" of ' theJ PrWsi^eht'ahd' 'the Vice-Preslden:t( s)

'"'" '"of the" ADB" "th orcler to incXude the-opinions

'":' ' 'expressed" Oh' the Commit'te^: and- prepared a

'"': draft report for the COinmt'ttee's -adoption

\^'}'(pQ$A4/mB/75)'.' The -"report wtU afterwa'rds

"be transmitted to the Board of Governors''of ,;

the ADB for information and with a,-request .

" :J;that-it'W forwarded to the .Board: of iDirectors

■!-v r; for eohsideration; ■■■.- : :- ',.;■■. .;■. :. -;

Cd) drafted^a report for the Committee's adoption

on terms and conditions for direct loans of the ADB (E/CN-14/ADB/6O), based on the

discussions held by the Committee at its

fourth,session. This report will afterwards be transmitted to the Board of Governors for

consideration;

(e) prepared a draft report on financial rules and regulations for the ADB which, in its Annexes, includes drafts of the relevant

legai instruments, (E/CN-14/ADB/67) . After

its adoption, this report will be transmitted

to the Board of Governors for information and

with a request to forward it to the Board of

Directors for consideration;

(f) prepared strictly on some preliminary consi

derations concerning operational policies of

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;..-..-.. .■..w.t.he. -ADB,. (e/CM.14/AD3/63.) for .discussion by the'

,\-< ..Committee; .and,- - ■. ,-.. -.

(g) prepared-, a preliminary, study on temporary

,.-....:..-Investment of surplus.:.funds of the ADB (e/CM-14/

. :. ;-ADB/62) for discussion ,by the Committee.

9. The ■■secretariat.conttnued-.Lts -contacts with friendly non-African;:governments,.,and International organizations and

lnstltutlonsrwht..ch; had expressed willingness to assist the ADB

when established." '■-' ■"■ .■■/■■/. .. ;. " . .:■"■ .-..

10. '•"-"■■'*:-Individual ■flle-&-;on^particut:ars of squall-fled candidates for professional- posts In the ADB: were-opened. In due course,

theywilt'be transmitted td;; the- President of - the.Sank,

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