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12th December, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS ASSASSINATION OF GEBRAN TUENI, ADVOCATE OF SOVEREIGN LEBANON, FREE PRESS
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONDEMNS ASSASSINATION OF GEBRAN TUENI, ADVOCATE OF SOVEREIGN LEBANON , FREE PRESS The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan: The Secretary-General was shocked and dismayed to learn of the assassination of Gebran Tueni, a tireless advocate of a sovereign...
12th December, 2005
MAJOR-GENERAL REPINC APPOINTED CHIEF MILITARY OBSERVER IN UN MILITARY OBSERVER GROUP IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN
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12th December, 2005
BUDGET COMMITTEE APPROVES FINANCING FOR TIMOR-LESTE OFFICE, TAKES UP LATEST REPORT ON CAPITAL MASTER PLAN
Sixtieth General Assembly Fifth Committee 29th Meeting (AM) BUDGET COMMITTEE APPROVES FINANCING FOR TIMOR-LESTE OFFICE, TAKES UP LATEST REPORT ON CAPITAL MASTER PLAN The Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) this morning recommended that the Assembly approve the budget for the United Nations Office in Timor-Leste...
9th December, 2005
SECOND COMMITTEE APPROVES TEXT STRESSING THAT GLOBAL TRADE TALKS SHOULD MARK MILESTONE IN REALIZING DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION OF DOHA WORK PROGRAMME
Sixtieth General Assembly Second Committee 35th Meeting (PM) SECOND COMMITTEE APPROVES TEXT STRESSING THAT GLOBAL TRADE TALKS SHOULD MARK MILESTONE IN REALIZING DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION OF DOHA WORK PROGRAMME The General Assembly would stress that the World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting in Hong Kong next week should...
9th December, 2005
SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON REMARKS BY IRAN’S PRESIDENT
SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON REMARKS BY IRAN ’S PRESIDENT The following press statement on the remarks by the President of Iran was delivered today by Security Council President Emyr Jones Parry ( United Kingdom): The members of the Security Council condemn the remarks about Israel and the denial of the Holocaust attributed...
9th December, 2005
SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT WELCOMES APPOINTMENT OF CHARLES KONAN BANNY AS CÔTE D’IVOIRE PRIME MINISTER
Security Council 5318th Meeting (AM) SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT WELCOMES APPOINTMENT OF CHARLES KONAN BANNY AS C ӔE D’IVOIRE PRIME MINISTER The Security Council today welcomed the appointment of Charles Konan Banny as Prime Minister of Côte d’Ivoire, and expressed its full support for him. In a presidential...
9th December, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL APPOINTS MAHER NASSER AS DIRECTOR OF UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE IN CAIRO
SECRETARY-GENERAL APPOINTS maher nasser AS DIRECTOR OF UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE IN cairo United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan is pleased to announce the appointment of Maher Nasser as the Director of the United Nations Information Centre in Cairo.  Mr. Nasser comes to this post with extensive experience in communications,...
8th December, 2005
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADOPTS PROTOCOL EXPANDING LEGAL PROTECTION FOR WORKERS PROVIDING EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN AID, DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
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8th December, 2005
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONCERNED ABOUT WAVE OF KIDNAPPINGS IN IRAQ
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONCERNED ABOUT WAVE OF KIDNAPPINGS IN IRAQ The following statement is attributable to the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan: The Secretary-General is dismayed by the recent wave of kidnappings in Iraq.  He is extremely concerned about the fate of all Iraqi and foreign civilians who have been abducted,...
8th December, 2005
NEW PROTOCOL EXPANDS PROTECTION OF HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN AREAS OTHER THAN PEACEKEEPING
NEW PROTOCOL EXPANDS PROTECTION OF HUMANITARIAN WORKERS IN AREAS OTHER THAN PEACEKEEPING A new instrument that expands legal protection for humanitarian workers under the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel was adopted today by the General Assembly, with Secretary-General Kofi Annan and General...
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