INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [61 STAT. of approximately $86,000 (Eighty-Six Thousand Dollars U. S. cur - rency) for the cooperative educational program, together with per- sonnel, supplies and materials as may be required and available. It is further understood that a special cooperative educational serv- ice will be set up in the Ministry of Education for the purpose of carrying out the cooperative activities to be undertaken. It is also understood that detailed arrangements for the establish- ment of the special cooperative service and the development of the: program will be made between representatives of the two governments. In this connection, I am enclosing a copy of a Memorandum of Agree- ment which sets forth the details regarding the cooperative educational program as proposed by the Inter-American Educational Foundation. If this agreement is satisfactory, it is suggested that it be signed by the proper official of the Republic of Peru and thereafter it will be signed by a representative of the Foundation. I avail myself of this occasion to extend to Your Excellency the re-- newed assurance of my highest consideration. JEFFERSON PATTERSON Enclosure: Memorandum of Agreement His Excellency Doctor ALFREDO SOLF Y MURO, Ministerfor ForeignAffairs, Lima. PoW, p.38. MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT The Government of the Republic of Perd and the Inter-American, Educational Foundation, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the Founda- tion"), a division of the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs and an agency of the Government of the United States of America, have agreed to undertake a cooperative educational program available to all interested public and private groups in accordance with the following terms and conditions: 1. The cooperative educational program may include: a. A staff of educational specialists requested by the Ministry of Public Education for service in Peri in carrying out the co- operative educational program; b. Grants to permit Peruvian educators to travel to the United States of America for training, to deliver lectures and to realize an interchange of ideas and experience with United States educators: c. Exploration and survey in Perd of local educational needs and of the resources which are indispensable for the carrying out of training projects; d. Development, adaptation and exchange of suitable teaching, materials, particularly visual materials; e. Local projects needed to implement the program in Perd. 3872
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