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ments with Hong Kong in econoinic, trade, financia,

monetary, aviation, shipping, conmunications, tour-

ism, cultural, sport, and other appropriate areas.

(3) The United State; should seek to maintair,

after June 30 1997, the United States consulate -

general in Hong Kong, together with other official

and semi-official organizations, such as the Unite

States Information Agency American Library.

(4) The United States should invite Hong Kong:

to maintain, after June 0, 1997, its official and

semi-official missions in the United States, such a

the Hong Kong Economic & Trace Office, the Offic

of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, and

the Hong Kong Tourist Association. The United

States should invite Hong Kong to open and main

tain other official or semi-official missions.

(5) The United States should recognize pass

ports and travel documents issued after June 30

1997, by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Re

gion.

(6) The PRC's resumption of the exercise of

sovereignty over Hong Kong after June 30, 1997,

should not affect treatment of Hong Kong residents

who apply for visas to visit the United States.