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Three have been held to date, with broad attendance and active participation.
Thanks to our sincere efforts, several rounds of the Six-Party Talks have been held to date.
Five workshops have been held to date and further workshops are planned.
This priority area has a global focus, and two principal joint activities have been held to date.
Seven negotiating rounds have been held to date, the first of which was held in Wellington, New Zealand, in 2006.
The international committees work permanently between the biennial conferences, of which 74 have been held to date and which are the central point of its activities.
Three have been held to date: South Africa in November 2005; Singapore in March 2006; and Chile in July 2006.
The seminars, workshops and conferences on review and enforcement that have been held to date have been very successful and well attended.
Three meetings have been held to date, in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania(26- 28 February 2002), Bonn, Germany(18-22 June 2002) and Apia, Samoa 6- 8 March 2003.
There are currently 21 committees and9 study groups, all of them working permanently in-between the biennial conferences, of which 75 have been held to date.
Four regional seminars have been held to date: Cuba(2001), Fiji(2002), Anguilla(2003) and Papua New Guinea 2004.
Annual organization of the Women andMedia Seminar(Seminário Mulher e Mídia)(eight editions of which have been held to date) aimed specifically at professionals in the communications and gender fields.
Five sessions of the Forum have been held to date, in Nairobi(2002), Barcelona, Spain(2004), Vancouver, Canada(2006), Nanjing, China(2008) and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2010.
The Initiative began through a series of scientific exercises,most notably the organization of the International Nitrogen Conferences, three of which have been held to date, one in the Netherlands in 1998 with a focus on Europe; one in the United States of America in 2001with a focus on North America; and one in China in 2004.
Nine regional seminars have been held to date: Vanuatu(1990), Barbados(1990), Grenada(1992), Papua New Guinea(1993 and 1996), Trinidad and Tobago(1995), Antigua and Barbuda(1997), Fiji(1998) and St. Lucia 1999.
In the second year of reviews, 11 country visits have been held to date, and another 16 have been agreed to and are in the planning stage.
Six intergovernmental meetings have been held to date and the discussions have led to the adoption of voluntary interim measures to give effect to the relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 61/105.
Good progress has been made in the four rounds of negotiations that have been held to date, and we hope that this will be continued at the next round, to be held in Ecuador in March 2008.
Three workshops have been held to date: in Bogotá from 12 to 14 September 2007, in cooperation with the Organization of American States(OAS); in Kuala Lumpur from 14 to 16 November 2007, for Central and East Asia; and in Cairo from 4 to 6 December 2007, for the Middle East and North Africa.
While the Group has made considerable progress in some areas of the mandate laid down by the General Assembly in 1993, the thorough andexhaustive debates that have been held to date have proved that there remain significant differences on such substantive matters as the size and composition of the Security Council, especially as concerns an increase in the permanent membership and the right of veto.
Ten such Summits have been held to date, the most recent of which was the Istanbul Summit of 16 September 2010, at which the Cooperation Council was promulgated and its priorities were mapped out.
Within the framework of the latter programme,16 courses have been held to date with the aim of highlighting factors that affect the health of immigrant women see specific annex on exclusion 9.
Regional training programmes have been held to date in Mexico for indigenous peoples of the Americas(2001), in Thailand for indigenous representatives of the Asia-Pacific region(2003), in the United Republic of Tanzania for English-speaking indigenous peoples' representatives of Africa(2004), and in Morocco(2006) for French-speaking indigenous representatives of the Great Lakes region and Central, Northern and West Africa.
A total of 13 workshops have been held to date, with 63 staff from UNDP and 305 staff from other United Nations agencies being trained.
Regional training sessions have been held to date in Mexico, for indigenous peoples of the Americas(2001); in Thailand, for indigenous representatives of the Asia-Pacific region(2003); in the United Republic of Tanzania, for English-speaking indigenous peoples' representatives of Africa(2004); in Morocco, for French-speaking indigenous representatives of the Great Lakes and Central, North and West Africa(2006); and in Australia, for indigenous peoples' representatives of the Pacific 2007.
Thanks to our sincere endeavours, several rounds of the Six-Party Talks have been held to date, enabling the adoption of the Joint Statement of 19 September 2005, followed by the agreements on and implementation of phased actions aimed at resolving the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula.
Regional training programmes have been held to date in Mexico for indigenous peoples of the Americas, in Thailand for indigenous peoples' representatives of Asia and the Pacific, and in the United Republic of Tanzania for indigenous peoples' representatives of Africa.
Four meetings in the process have been held to date: in Nairobi, on 24 and 25 July 2009; in Bangkok, on 25 and 26 October 2009; in Pretoria, South Africa, on 10 and 11 January 2011; and in Glen Cove, United States of America, on 4 and 5 May 2011.
Five ethno-linguistic conferences have been held to date(in 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996 and 2001) with the following aims: to promote the Nahuatl language, which is regarded as cultural property;(b) to offer opportunities for exchanges between indigenous organizations and communities and governmental, scientific and academic figures and agencies and the general public with a view to enhancing mutual understanding; and(c) to reinforce national and international cooperation to solve the problems of the indigenous groups relating to human rights, the environment, development, education, and health.
In the second year of reviews, 11 country visits had been held to date, and another 16 had been agreed to and were in planning stages.