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I informed the Chairman of ECOWAS of these developments in a further letter to him dated 9 May.
In 2011, the direct contracts were concluded totaling 200 million tenge, in 2015- 7.4 billion tenge,in 2017- more than 18 billion tenge",- informed the Chairman.
Indurlall Fagoonee informed the Chairman that he was not in a position to attend the session.
By the termination of the aggression of NATO, conditions have been created for the resumption of negotiations andthe Chairman of the Yugoslav delegation, Rodoljub Etinski, on 14 July 1999 informed the Chairman of the Croatian delegation, Hrvoje Kacic, that the Yugoslav delegation was ready to resume negotiations without delay.
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In a letter dated 31 May 2005, the Permanent Representative of Romania to the United Nations informed the Chairman of the Committee of the decision of his Government to discontinue its membership of the Committee.
In his letterdated 9 May 1996(A/C.5/50/66), the Chairman of the Committee on Conferences, expressing the views of that Committee concerning the impact of the Secretary-General's report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997(A/C.5/50/57), informed the Chairman of the Fifth Committee that.
On 12 August 1997, however, Mr. Maluwa informed the Chairman of the Commission that he had to decline this appointment in view of his current work schedule and other professional responsibilities and commitments.
In a letter dated 29 July 1998, the presiding officer of the eighth andninth meetings of the chairmen of bodies established pursuant to human rights instruments informed the Chairman of the Commission of the discussions on the matter at the ninth meeting of the chairmen held in Geneva from 25 to 27 February 1998.
In his letter the Special Envoy informed the Chairman that Montenegro had applied for membership in the United Nations and requested that Montenegro be included in the scale of assessments to be adopted by the General Assembly.
Following consultations during the fiftyfirst session of the Sub-Commission andthe twentyfifth session of the Working Group, the Group addressed a letter to the Bahraini authorities, requesting its visit to be scheduled during the year 2000. On 30 November 1999, the Permanent Representative of Bahrain to the United Nations Office at Geneva informed the Chairman of the Group that his Government was not prepared to accede to the Group's request, and reiterated that the Group's visit should not take place until the year 2001.
With a letter dated 1 December 1999 counsel for the claimant informed the chairman that the award had been delivered on 11 November 1999 without, however, returning the receipt. On 16 February 2000, the claimant applied to have the award set aside.
In a reply dated 29 June 2010, the President of the Security Council informed the Chairman that the Security Council had agreed to extend the deadline as requested by the Chairman S/2010/342.
In a letter dated 12 October 1998, the Chairman of the Committee on Information informed the Chairman of the Fifth Committee that the report requested in that resolution would be considered by the Committee on Information at its twenty-first session in 1999.
In the same letter, the Department informed the Chairman of the Special Committee that copies of the report of the Special Committee were also included in the official information kit prepared for the participants at the International Media Encounter on the question of Palestine, organized by the Department from 18 to 19 June 2001 in Paris.
On 27 July 1995 Mr. Tadeusz Mazowiecki, the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights informed the Chairman of the Commission of his decision to resign his mandate. The full text of his letter, giving the reasons for his decision, is reproduced in annex I.
In the same letter, the Department informed the Chairman of the Special Committee that copies of its report had also been included in the official information kit prepared for participants at the International Media Encounter on the Question of Palestine, organized by the Department in Paris on 18 and 19 June 2001.
Previously issued as document S/2000/1233. 4. In a letterdated 7 December 2000, the Deputy Permanent Representative and Chargé d'affaires a.i. informed the Chairman of the Committee that Ugandan customs officials had recently seized a consignment of arms which were believed to have been destined for Monrovia in violation of Security Council resolution 788 1992.
Senior officials of the Government of Ukraine informed the Chairman of their Government's efforts to investigate the various allegations of Ukrainian sanctions violations, including the dispatch of the Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine to Angola in June 1999 for that purpose.
In order to give the Commission an opportunity to provide the General Assembly with its comments on the proposed amendment, the Legal Counsel,by letter dated 11 June 1999, informed the Chairman of the International Civil Service Commission that the Administrative Committee on Coordination had endorsed an amendment to the statute of the Commission and requested that the Commission place the amendment before the General Assembly for its consideration.
In his reply, the Chairman of the Committee informed the Chairman that since his last communication dated 8 February 1996, which was reflected in the Commission's report to the Security Council(S/1996/195, annex, para. 57), the Committee had not received any information relating to the sale or supply of arms and related matériel to the former Rwandan government forces in violation of resolution 918 1994.
In a letterdated 7 December 2000, the Deputy Permanent Representative and Chargé d'affaires a.i. informed the Chairman of the Committee that Ugandan customs officials had recently seized a consignment of arms which were believed to have been destined for Monrovia in violation of Security Council resolution 788 1992.
In a memorandum dated 11 June 1999, the United Nations Legal Counsel informed the Chairman of ICSC that the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) had endorsed an amendment to the ICSC statute proposed by the legal advisers of the United Nations system and requested that the Commission place that amendment before the General Assembly for its consideration.
By letter dated 4 December 2001, the Deputy Permanent Representative of Belarus to the United Nations Office at Geneva informed the Chairman of the Working Group that the issue of the organization of the Working Group's visit to Belarus was under consideration by the competent authorities and that final dates would be agreed upon through diplomatic channels;
In a letter dated 26 September 1997, the Controller informed the Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions that the Mission was in need of six additional international posts, one Senior Political Affairs Officer(P-5), one Legal Officer(P-4), one Special Assistant/Public Information Officer(P-4), two secretaries(2 GS) and a Field Service officer(FS), to assume the duties of Supervisor of the Radio Stores and Inventory Unit.
By letter dated 4 December 2001, Mr. Vladimir Malevich, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Republic of Belarus to the United Nations Office at Geneva, informed the Chairman of the Working Group that the issue of the organization of the Working Group's visit to Belarus during the first half of October 2002 was under consideration by the competent authorities of his Government and that the final dates of the visit would be agreed upon through the diplomatic channels;
In response to suggestions for strengthening utilization, the Chairman of the Special Committee informed the Chairman of the Committee on Conferences that, while pre-sessional informal consultations were held with a view to establishing a timetable for consideration of items on the agenda of the Special Committee and to improving that body's organization of work, it was nonetheless not possible to foresee all aspects of the debate or its outcome.