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The Group also discussed a number of trends with regard to IEDs.
During the meeting held in a friendly andconstructive atmosphere the two sides also discussed a number of other issues of mutual interest.
Board members also discussed a number of organizational issues.
During the meeting, the sides noted with satisfaction the growth in the sphere of economic relations recorded over the past year, also discussed a number of economic issues of mutual interest.
The Committee had also discussed a number of proposals for facilitating its own work.
The Implementation Committee had also discussed a number of other matters..
The parties also discussed a number of issues on the agenda of bilateral relations.
The Human Rights Council andits working group on the universal periodic review have also discussed a number of general or country-specific issues related to freedom of religion or belief.
The parties also discussed a number of compromise proposals presented by my Special Envoy.
The members of the Board of Directors also discussed a number of organizational issues.
It also discussed a number of lessons learned in the implementation experience of the countries in the case studies.
For its consideration of the item, the Committee had before it the report of the Secretary-General on measures to ensure the necessary resources for the upgradingof conference rooms and interpretation booths(A/52/829). It also discussed a number of issues under this agenda item, relating to the implementation of General Assembly resolutions 52/214 A, paragraphs 5 and 6, and 52/214 B, paragraphs 24 and 25, the quality of press releases and the standardization of geographical names.
It also discussed a number of implementation challenges still to be addressed in order to bridge the gap between existing codes and practices.
The Council of aldermen also discussed a number of issues of internal character… more>>
It had also discussed a number of other general issues, and had prepared certain recommendations which the secretariat would shortly circulate to the Committee members.
The head of states also discussed a number of international and regional issues being of mutual interest.
The Working Group also discussed a number of issues such as the transfer of technology, intellectual property rights, biofuels, the digital divide, natural resources, renewable energy, peace and security, and natural disasters in relation to the right to development.
The members of the Council also discussed a number of issues in preparation for the Council's public meeting on Kosovo on 16 March.
The meeting also discussed a number of proposals submitted by members of the Board: the proposals were included in the agenda of the next meeting.
The Deputy Foreign Ministries also discussed a number of cultural events to be held this year for strengthening historical and cultural ties between the two countries.
The heads of mission also discussed a number of cross-cutting issues affecting peace and stability in the region and agreed to strengthen collaboration, especially with regard to elections, the fight against drug trafficking and security sector reform.
Lead reviewers also discussed a number of technical issues that have arisen in the review of GHG inventories, including reporting of country-specific emission sources not covered by the IPCC methodologies, the use of non-calendar-year data in inventory preparation and the use of gross calorific values in the energy sector.
The chairpersons also discussed a number of issues, including a growing tendency in the United Nations on the part of bodies concerned with some aspects of human rights to ignore in their activities the standards codified in the international human rights treaties, and the need for human rights training for international civil servants who are assigned to activities relating to human rights.
The Council also discussed a number of the records of earlier meetings of the Ministerial Committees on finance, economy, agriculture, industry, petroleum and posts, telegraphs and telephones, approved them and affirmed the importance of the completion by the Ministers of Finance of the talks on a standardized customs tariff vis-à-vis the outside world, in accordance with the decision of the Supreme Council at its fifteenth session in Bahrain.
The Group also discussed a number of additional conventional military capabilities that contribute to the operational effectiveness of conventional arms under the existing scope of the Register, particularly related to categories II, IV, V and VI. In particular, the Group discussed troop transportation roles under categories IV and V and the inclusion of such capabilities within the scope of the Register or as additional background information in national reports.
The Extended Bureau also discussed a number of possible additions to the draft EfE reform plan, which included, inter alia, the role of subregional offices of various international organizations in the implementation of commitments taken within the EfE process, the need to focus on the implementation of multilateral environmental agreements, and the utilization of the Environmental Performance Reviews(EPRs) as an important instrument for assisting reviewed countries in implementing recommendations.
The Note also discusses a number of areas where the international response to statelessness has been weak.
Then, the Kyrgyz side acquainted with equipment of the air traffic control automated system installed in Irkutsk and also they discussed a number of professional issues with their Irkutskcolleagues.
It also has discussed a number of general issues, such as the question of a database, and has analysed the institutional lessons to be learned from the massacre of internally displaced persons in Kibeho, Rwanda in April 1995.
The Government has also further discussed bilaterally with a number of delegations regarding their recommendations.