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Dialogue also continued between NCP and DUP.
The midday NGO interactive workshop and multi-stakeholder dialogue also covered those issues.
Dialogue also requires a spirit of burden-sharing.
A similarly firm approach to cultural diversity and dialogue also characterizes the attitude and policies of the Governments of our member States.
Dialogue also requires security on the ground.
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Acknowledging current experiences and technologies, the Dialogue also reaffirmed the need to search for more sustainable alternatives and to call for commitment from member countries.
Dialogue also needs structure and continuity.
He nonetheless expressed the view that the issues dealt with by the group did impinge on energy and natural gas issues andthus were intertwined with the energy dialogue also underway between the two Parties.
The dialogue also covered human rights in the two countries.
The nature, modalities of establishment andpowers of the transitional administration to be established in accordance with the dialogue also remained to be decided upon, though Sir Ketumile agreed with members of the mission that its duration should be as brief as possible.
This dialogue also concerns the resolutions and decisions of the legislative power which have no direct bearing on legislation.
The implementation of the key points agreed upon during the Kampala Dialogue also deserves urgent and immediate attention, in addition to measures to implement the amnesty law recently promulgated by President Kabila.
The dialogue also called for UN-Habitat to continue its efforts in testing new methods of delivering affordable housing finance through such programmes as the Slum Upgrading Facility and the experimental reimbursable seeding operations and other innovative mechanisms.
At the same time, this dialogue also develops the capacity and knowledge of government officials about entrepreneurship.
The dialogue also needs to send out a strong message about the responsibility of nation States to do all that they can do to promote tolerance and respect.
The success of this global dialogue also rests on the active involvement of the media, the private sector, civil society, faith groups and nongovernmental organizations NGOs.
The dialogue also reflected a convergence of views on the need for factoring the regional dimension throughout the continuum of post-conflict engagement.
Working-level dialogue also continued, permitting the sharing of political assessments and fostering greater coordination on the ground.
The dialogue also reaffirmed that poverty eradication and related challenges remained a priority within the sustainable development agenda.
The dialogue also urged partners to develop a good and reliable information base on water and sanitation access by the poorer communities.
The Dialogue also included three interactive multi-stakeholder round tables on selected themes and an informal interactive dialogue.
The High-level Dialogue also seeks appropriate ways and means to derive maximum advantage from the phenomenon of migration, while reducing its harmful effects.
The Dialogue also sought the views of the Darfurian diaspora on the issues of reconciliation, development, administration, identity, democracy and compensation.
The national dialogue also decided that the Government of Lebanon should follow up on its efforts to improve the conditions of Palestinians living both inside and outside refugee camps in Lebanon.
The High-level Dialogue also reflected a significant convergence of views among Member States, the United Nations system, other relevant international organizations and civil society.
The quest for dialogue also found an echo in the life and works of the father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi, who viewed receptivity to other cultures and traditions as a source of strength and cohesion for any society.
The Dialogue also revealed that corruption, lack of justice and abuse of authority are seen by many as the biggest problem facing ordinary people, coupled with a lack of work prospects for the growing urban population of young people.
The Dialogue also concluded that regional financial architecture needs to be developed further to facilitate the"recycling" of the Asia-Pacific region's vast foreign exchange reserves for bridging infrastructure investment gaps, which are particularly large in South and South-West Asia.
The dialogue also addressed issues related to strategies aimed at improving environmental management, which is hindered by constraints posed by the limited manpower in enforcement agencies to monitor compliance, inadequate coordination of stakeholders and lack of public awareness.
The dialogue also enabled Tokelau to continue more confidently on its path of devising a form of self-government that fitted its cultural context and establishing external relationships, particularly with New Zealand, which would ensure support for Tokelau's efforts to achieve self-government in those areas where the Territory could not rely on its own capacities.