OEEC

American

Organization for European Economic Cooperation.

OEEC British

abbreviation

Organization for European Economic Cooperation; an organization of European nations set up in 1948 to allocate postwar US aid and to stimulate trade and cooperation. It was superseded by the OECD in 1961

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But the rate of industrial growth is lagging, said OEEC.

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"Remarkable symbolism, that," observed Alexandre Verdelis, Greek delegate to OEEC, who watched Gaillard.

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Charged OEEC: French tariffs are so high that they hamper both international trade and France's own economic recovery.

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The first proposal before them concerned establishment of new top-level leadership for OEEC.

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Cried MacBride: "OEEC must never be permitted to become just another world organization!"

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