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The meeting also provided an opportunity for the exchange of examples of best practices and new initiatives.
While refl ecting on the past 10 years, the meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss and shape future programmes of the Centre.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for a number of Member States that have lesser visibility in IMF to directly bring their point of view to the attention of the IMF Board.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for the Centre to explore areas of inter-agency cooperation.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to share best practices and knowledge among libraries in the United Nations system.
This meeting also provided an opportunity for a field visit to the container and ro-ro traffic terminal in the port of Radés.
The meeting also provided a forum through which momentum could be gathered to generate the necessary political will to combat the problem.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for the exchange of examples of best practices and new initiatives in financing for health care.
The meeting also provided an occasion for representatives of UNICEF to meet with most heads of delegation, as well as with the OIC Secretary-General.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to make an assessment of and to pursue our objective of bringing Africa and Latin America closer together.
The Meeting also provided governments in the region and stakeholders with a collective opportunity to shape the region's response to population ageing.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss questions of gender balance and of the creation of a gender-sensitive working environment.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss the future of the capacity-building service, originally established by UNECE, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) and GRID-Arendal.
The Meeting also provided us with strong evidence of the important role that sport and physical activity play in preventing the most prevalent of those diseases.
The meeting also provided the opportunity to discuss external support to the Government of Iraq, particularly in the areas of debt relief and new financial contributions.
The meeting also provided the opportunity to review and revise the IASG terms of reference and to discuss a collaborative approach for addressing the recommendations arising from the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
The third meeting also provided a forum to discuss matters that could be brought to the attention of the Open-ended Working Group at its second session in preparation for the fourth session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management.
The meeting also provided a platform for open and interesting discussions on the LADA approach and the need for appropriate working mechanisms in the country, to avoid duplication and to make the best use possible of resources.
The expert group meeting also provided further guidance to ESCAP, other United Nations agencies and organizations, and different stakeholders at the country level in strengthening the implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action.
This meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss with representatives of the 75 States that attended the threat from Al-Qaida and the Taliban, the effectiveness of the sanctions regime, issues to do with implementation and areas for possible joint work.
The meeting also provided a forum for an exchange of views on how best to structure the Office of Logistical Support in the Office of the Attorney General, which is currently in charge of providing protection for witnesses in coordination with the Ministry of the Interior.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for Member States in Latin America and the Caribbean to renew their commitments in the field of HIV, in particular those made in the Ministerial Declaration adopted at the XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City in August 2008.
The Meeting also provided an opportunity to explore the issue of how to engage effectively major groups, including the business sector and non-governmental organizations, that are working on sustainable consumption and production programmes either within their organizations or in their countries.
The Meeting also provided an opportunity to examine reports on the activities of the International Seabed Authority, the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and, as one delegation pointed out, to make recommendations to the General Assembly.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for the Member States in Latin America and the Caribbean to renew their commitments in the field of HIV, in particular those made in the Ministerial Declaration adopted at the XVII International AIDS Conference, held in Mexico City in August 2008.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss coordinated inter-agency involvement in two key United Nations communications opportunities in the region this year: the observance of World Environment Day and the annual Department of Public Information-NGO Conference, which will take place in Mexico City in 2009.
The background papers for this meeting also provide statistics and analyses that are so telling.
The meetings also provided orientation for the statement made by the President of the Security Council at the end of the exercise and sent a very healthy message of openness.
This meeting also provides an opportunity to develop a collective vision as to how to effectively address present challenges and the resulting new dimensions of collective security.
The meetings also provided an opportunity for the Council to hear the views of the relevant actors and their vision for the affected region.