A UNODC regional assessment of organized crime covering West Africa was published.

b In view of the prevailing vacancy rates, provision for additional personnel will be accommodated from within currently approved resources.

Appointed Regional Secretary for the Americas of the Institut international de sociologie (International Institute of Sociology), Algiers, 1974.

To guide the process, an executive committee with regionally balanced composition should be created.

The United Nations can, and should, coordinate this regionally and globally.

Although the ultra Africanist Bafabegiya group opposed his candidacy, Mandela was elected regional president in October.

It is flexible, democratic, open and participatory and has a regional dimension that is unique in this debate.

The US Federal Reserve would never be allowed to conduct such a regionally imbalanced policy.

Their elevation from political dependency to full self government was fundamental to the regional integration process.

The autonomy can be territorial, cultural and local, and can be more or less extensive.

(a) Assessment by users of the quality and volume of information disseminated regionally and internationally through the print and electronic media outlets.

Yet few in the Iranian establishment understand that being the leading regional power brings responsibility and that only responsible behavior can create legitimacy and acceptance that Iran craves.

Brunei Darussalam is committed to the promotion of arms control and disarmament for the maintenance of regional and international peace and security.

We don t need never ending bilateral negotiations between Israel and Palestine there needs to be a regional solution.

His delegation welcomed the fact that the UNHCR representative office in Ukraine would become the regional office for Ukraine, Belarus and the Republic of Moldova.

But, given Armenia s alliance with Russia and Azerbaijan s close ties with Turkey, an eruption over Karabakh could very well escalate regionally.

There is probably only one clear example of a regional project having inspired or generated a corresponding project at the national level.

The UNESCO Bangkok office, as a regional bureau, will provide technical support to Field Offices in areas where it has the capacity to do so.

Meanwhile, the Regional United Nations Information Centre in Brussels has begun to make steady progress as a regional information hub for Western Europe.

Indeed, his defense secretary, Robert Gates, made clear last year that the US will now seek to contain terrorism regionally rather than defeat it.

He also felt it necessary to note Tokelau's interest in participating in the Pacific Islands Forum, which would give it a regional character.

The establishment of comprehensive disaster early warning systems not just tsunami related and not just regionally has become a truly vital factor for world security.

We recently released a regional MDG report that was jointly authored by the United Nations Development Programme, the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific and the Asian Development Bank.

There is also a close relation to the treaties creating a territorial regime and, in so doing, setting up standards governing the human rights of the population as a whole, or a regime for minorities, or a regime for local autonomy.

Responsible for all procurement of goods and services, both locally and regionally, within the terms of the authority specifically delegated to the mission and according to all relevant rules, regulations and guidelines.

The SATCRA project was launched in October 2003 in collaboration with the Commission of the African Union as a regional pilot project.

UNHCR launched, in Malawi, a regional registration project in mid 2004, aimed at systematically registering all refugees and asylum seekers and issuing identity cards.

Seventeen regional technical assistance projects were also approved by the Asian Development Bank for US 7 million to promote long term development in the Greater Mekong Subregion.

Of course, there is no denying the dangers associated with a military intervention regional expansion of the conflict, the deaths of many more innocent people, and the strengthening of extremist forces among the rebels, to name only a few.

As Palau supports Japan's wider role, due to its importance to the region, it also supports Taiwan's membership in this body as a significant regional friend to Palau and an important member of the world community.

The budget covers the functioning of the Independent Electoral Commission, its 11 regional offices, 64 local liaison offices, 9,000 registration centres and 40,000 polling centres.

(iii) Field projects (extrabudgetary) 151 (80 national, 36 regional and 35 interregional projects) are currently planned.

Assad must go not because he is authoritarian, but because he is allied with Iran, which, from the perspective of the US, Israel, Turkey, and several Gulf countries, makes him a regional threat.

At the end of the first phase UNICRI will draw a Regional Technical Report based on the information gathered from the participating countries through workshops and questionnaires.

49. Invites States to cooperate at the regional level to develop regionally shared goals and timetables in pursuance of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based Activities, including through regional seas conventions

Mr. Hasegawa has also been serving as the United Nations Resident Coordinator for Timor Leste since July 2002 and previously served as my Deputy Special Representative for Timor Leste from July 2002 to 20 May 2004.

The programme offers regional training for debt managers in country workshops through which to build necessary skills and training on the development of national profiles to ameliorate the legal infrastructure that governs public finance and borrowing.

In cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and Trade of Tajikistan, UNITAR opened in October 2004 a Field Office in Dushanbe whose main objective was to help Tajikistan in its process of accession to the World Trade Organization.

The effective implementation of those instruments, which presupposed the support of the relevant national institutions, also required greater regional and international cooperation in the struggle against human rights violations and Mali was ready to contribute to such cooperation.

Finally, the Panel notes that other factors, such as local sources of pollution from motor vehicle emissions, regional oil refining, and human occupation of historic sites could have contributed to the deterioration of the cultural heritage artefacts and sites.

The Team has attended 15 regional and international meetings during which it discussed issues relating to implementation with 56 States, and the successes and challenges they had experienced in dealing with the threat posed by Al Qaida and the Taliban.

A regionally integrated programme for reform of the security sector, which would include concrete projects that development partners could fund, should be produced by UNOWA, in consultation with its partners in West Africa, before the end of 2005.

The US Federal Reserve would never be allowed to conduct such a regionally imbalanced policy. The Fed cannot even provide credit to specific regions, let alone states on the verge of bankruptcy (for example, California).

The end of the Soviet Union left Russia significantly shrunken territorially (76 of the USSR), demographically (50 of the USSR s population), economically (45 of the USSR s output), and in terms of military personnel (33 of the USSR s armed forces).

In a Middle East so full of uncertainty, a more predictable Iran one that behaves like a regionally important state, not a destabilizing Shia movement whose ambitions exceed what international law permits would be in everyone s interest.