Excerpts from report by Xinhuo news agency

Beijing, 23rd June: A three-day training class for cadres of central party and state organs who are bound for Tibet ended in Beijing today. Luo Gan, state councillor and State Council secretary-general; Zhang Quanjing, director of the CCP Central Committee's Organization Department; Minister of Personnel Song Defu; and senior officials of the Work Committee for Organs under the Central Committee [WCOCC] and the Work Committee for Organs under the Central Government [WCOCG] attended the summing-up meeting of the training class.

Luo Gan spoke at the meeting today. He began his speech by extending warm regards to the Tibet-bound cadres. He saluted them for taking the initiative to work in Tibet and for showing a high degree of political awareness and dedication to serving the people in Tibet. Meanwhile, he expected the cadres to do well in four aspects: giving play to the spirit of plain living and hard struggle, defying difficulties, and daring to sacrifice; promoting the unity of nationalities and respecting minority nationalities' customs and habits as well as religious rites; stepping up study and keeping themselves physically fit; and safeguarding the motherland's unification and working for Tibet's.

Zhang Quanjing and Song Defu also spoke at the meeting. They expressed the hope that the Tibet-bound cadres will live up to the great trust of the party central committee and the State Council by successfully completing their mission. The training class - co-sponsored by the WCOCC, the WCOCG, the CCP Central Committee's Organization Department and the Ministry of Personnel - was aimed at helping the Tibet-bound cadres obtain a better understanding of the party central committee and State Council's principles and policies towards Tibet and familiarize themselves with the relevant situation in Tibet so that they can adapt themselves to the living and working environment as soon as possible after arrival in Tibet. The training class was attended by 81 cadres selected from 32 central party and state organs. During the class, the sponsor transmitted speeches by central leading comrades at the third forum on work in Tibet, explained the party central committee and State Council's policies on nationalities and reli

gious affairs in Tibet, and gave briefings on Tibet's history, geography, and ethnic customs.

WCOCC Dputy Scretary G Ynfei and WCOCG Deputy Secretary Jia Jun spoke, respectively, at the opening and closing ceremonies of the training class...

According to a briefing, the Tibet-bound cadres from central party and state organs will leave Beijing for Lhasa on 26th June. So far, the work of dispatching selected cadres from the hinterland to Tibet has been completed. Some 500 cadres dispatched from 14 provinces and municipalities have successively arrived in Tibet.

It is understood that the central party and state organs will dispatch 100 newly enrolled university students to work in Tibet in August this year.

Source: Xinhua news agency domestic service, Beijing. in Chinese 0839 .gmt 23 Jun 95