The Delegations

Because of the cramped accommodations at Camp David, each negotiating team had to severely limit the delegations attending the summit.

Representing Egypt:

• Anwar al-Sadat, President
• Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel, Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Boutros Ghali, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
• Osama el-Baz, Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs
• Ashraf Ghorbal, Ambassador to the United States
• Ahmed Maher, Director of the Foreign Minister's Cabinet
• Abdul Rauf el-Reedy, Director of Policy Planning, Foreign Ministry
• Nabil el-Araby, Legal Director of Foreign Ministry
• Ahmed Abou el-Gheite, Office of the Foreign Ministry

   

Representing Israel:

• Menachem Begin, Prime Minister
• Moshe Dayan, Foreign Minister
• Ezer Weizman, Defense Minister
• Aharon Barak, Attorney General and Member-designate of Supreme Court
• Avraham Tamir, Major General, Director of Army Planning Branch
• Simcha Dinitz, Ambassador to the United States
• Meir Rosenne, Legal Adviser to the Foreign Ministry
• Elyakim Robenstein, Assistant Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Dan Pattir, Public Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister

   

Representing the United States:

• Jimmy Carter, President
• Walter Mondale, Vice-President
• Cyrus Vance, Secretary of State
• Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Advisor to the President
• Hamilton Jordan, Staff of the President
• Jody Powell, Presidential Press Secretary
• Harold Saunders, Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs
• Alfred Atherton, Ambassador at Large
• Hermann Eilts, Ambassador to Egypt
• Samuel Lewis, Ambassador to Israel
• William Quandt, Staff of National Security Council
• Harold Brown, Secretary of Defense