And we find it, third, in leadership, leadership which you have provided since Ivory Coast became a nation.
But first let me say that perhaps my greatest expert on foreign affairs is not really Dr. Kissinger, but my wife.
We will today be talking about the problems of how we can create that same period of peace and stability for all of Africa that you have in ...
As you come on this occasion, I am also proud of the fact that both Mrs. Nixon and I have had the opportunity to visit and to know your coun...
Mrs. Nixon came back with very warm feelings for all the countries she had visited, but she had a very special feeling about Ivory Coast, an...
Now, we both agree that we talked about cocoa and coffee and reverse preferences and international trade problems, and other bilateral matte...
In other words, we have in our company tonight--and I wish all of you could know him as I have known him, as my wife has known him--a world ...
Mr. President, I am honored to be the fourth American President to welcome you to Washington, D.C.
Mr. President, I say that we give you a very special welcome today to our country because of your official position.
We look forward to our talks, to get your judgment as to how all nations can contribute to the goal of not simply an end to the fighting whi...
And so in presenting him to you, I present a man who represents his own country with great distinction,