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Experts representing all three countriestook part in the event.
The exchange of views between States, intergovernmental organizations,non-governmental organizations and individual experts representing various professions and disciplines;
At present, 55 experts representing 23 countries are on the roster.
The Conference also provides ample opportunity not only for multilateral talks but also for bilateral talks andtalks among the top disarmament experts representing member States and observers.
Sixty experts representing every region of the world were invited to the Paris seminar.
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The meeting was held from 13 to 17 May 2002 in Geneva with the participation of nine invited experts representing the various geographical regions and legal systems, and the Special Rapporteur.
Experts representing some countries with economies in transition require support for their participation in the work of the Group.
To facilitate these tasks, the Working Party brings together experts representing governments, the gas industry, public and private enterprises, international organizations and the financial community.
Experts representing the European Commission(EC) and the International Road Transport Union(IRU) also attended the session.
The CGE received responses from experts representing 39 non-Annex I Parties and three multilateral and bilateral agencies.
Several experts representing the United Nations system, non-governmental organizations and academic circles participated in the session.
It was suggested that seminars of experts representing the various legal systems should be organized at the regional level to evaluate.
Experts representing government agencies, academic institutions and the business community from twenty-one UNECE member States participated in the meeting.
The Group is comprised of experts representing the various counter-terrorism bodies in the Arab States, including ministries of Foreign Affairs, Justice, the Interior, Defence and Information.
Experts representing relevant UN agencies and other international and regional intergovernmental organizations also participated.
The process almost inevitably gives experts representing States parties a better understanding of the overall status of implementation and of which additional measures can and should be taken.
Experts representing some countries with economies in transition require support for their participation in the work of the joint expert group.
The Advisers Group is composed of 25 experts representing Governments, central banks, microfinance institutions and other financial service providers, the private sector, development agencies and academia.
Experts representing government agencies, academic institutions and the private sector from twenty-six UNECE member States participated in the meeting.
The Commission is made up of 10 experts representing various institutions, including the Ministry of the Interior, State and private universities, the judiciary, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Guatemalan Institute of Comparative Criminal Studies.
Experts representing EU countries preferred to use the EU definition in Directive 90/220/EEC as a basis for developing a definition under the Convention.
Sixty-seven experts representing government agencies, the private sector and academic institutions from 22 UNECE member States participated in the Conference.
Experts representing the private sector, in particular, highlighted their interest in seeing that national and regional reforms built upon multilateral instruments.
Some 60 experts representing national government agencies, academic institutions, international organizations and the business community participated in the meeting.
Around 90 experts representing national government agencies, academic institutions, the private sector and international organisations participated in the session.
Some 100 experts representing government agencies, academic institutions and the private sector from 24 ECE member States, as well as international organizations and agencies.
Approximately 80 experts representing many of the players in international trade and transport discussed the impact of electronic commerce on international transport services, including economic, operational.
Twenty seven experts representing 26 countries from the African region attended the workshop, together with representatives of several intergovernmental organizations(IGOs) and non-governmental organizations(NGOs).
Some 80 experts representing government agencies, academic institutions and the private sector from twenty-eight UNECE member States as well as international organizations and agencies participated in the meeting.
Around 100 experts representing government agencies, academic institutions and the private sector from twenty-four UNECE member States, as well as international organizations and agencies participated in the session.