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The Ministers reviewed recent developments in relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
On this fiftieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War andthe birth of the United Nations, the Ministers reviewed with the Secretary-General the world situation.
The Ministers reviewed with the Secretary-General the world situation in the past year.
I have the honour to transmit a communiqué(see annex) issued on 13 September by the Foreign Ministers of the New Agenda Coalition countries(Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa and Sweden)following a meeting in which the Ministers reviewed progress on their joint initiative, entitled"Towards a nuclear-weapon-free world: the need for a new agenda.
The Ministers reviewed the situation in the region, including the developments in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
In September 2013 the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers reviewed situation with execution of this judgment and in particular taking of general measures.
The Ministers reviewed with the Secretary-General a number of the peace-keeping missions that are currently proposed or under way.
I have the honour to transmit a communiqué(see annex) issued today, 13 September, by the Foreign Ministers of the New Agenda Coalition Countries(Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa and Sweden)following a meeting in which the Ministers reviewed progress on their joint initiative, entitled"Towards a Nuclear-Weapon-Free World: the need for a new agenda.
The two Ministers reviewed the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and exchanged views on the latest developments in the area.
I have the honour to transmit a communiqué(see annex), issued on 23 September 2003, by the Foreign Ministers of the countries of the New Agenda Coalition(Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa and Sweden)following a meeting at which the Ministers reviewed progress on their joint initiatives, entitled:"Towards a nuclear-weapon-free world: a new agenda" and"Reduction of non-strategic nuclear weapons.
The two Ministers reviewed the latest situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and exchanged views on recent developments.
At its twenty-fifth meeting, held on 12 June, the IGAD Council of Ministers reviewed the relocation of the transitional federal institutions to Somalia and reinstated the IGAD Facilitation Committee on Somalia.
Ministers reviewed the state of cooperation in investigation of terrorist attacks and prosecution of perpetrators, exchange of information on terrorist networks and planning, efforts to reduce financial support for terrorists, border control and development of arrangements for mutual legal assistance.
In this regard, it is worth quoting paragraph 2 of the Declaration issued at theend of the meeting, which reads:"The Ministers reviewed the international situation since the end of the cold war and reiterated the continuing validity of the Zone as a relevant and viable instrument of multilateral cooperation among its members and reaffirmed the capacity of the forum to contribute to the promotion of international peace and security" A/48/581, annex.
The Ministers reviewed the world economic situation and the development challenges faced by developing countries and adopted the following Declaration.
On 14 January 2010, the Council of Ministers reviewed the audit report on the Customs Department in Bissau, where more than CFAF 1 billion(approximately $2.2 million) was allegedly unaccounted for.
The Ministers reviewed the various stages through which the peace process had passed since the Madrid conference and considered its status at the present time.
The Ministers reviewed the situation in Sierra Leone and expressed concern at the impasse that now existed in the implementation of the ECOWAS Peace Plan.
The Ministers reviewed the process of integration of their economies into a rapidly globalizing and liberalizing world economy as the world enters the twenty-first century.
The Ministers reviewed the progress of the world economy and the challenges in economic development and social progress of developing countries, and adopted the following Declaration.
The Ministers reviewed new developments in connection with their countries' relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran from the point of view of their desire for such relations to be sound and positive.
The Ministers reviewed the situation in Guinea-Bissau in the light of the accounts given by the Ministers of Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Senegal and the Gambia and the Commander of the ECOMOG forces.
The Ministers reviewed with great concern developments in respect of the Iranian occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates.
The Ministers reviewed the achievements made since the previous meeting and considered how to enhance mechanisms of cooperation and coordination on common security and border-related issues.
The ministers reviewed achievements in s environmental cooperation in the region and discussed future directions for regional cooperation in environmental and natural resources management.
The Ministers reviewed the developments, since their last meeting, in the international economic situation and the activities undertaken in the context of the development agenda of the United Nations.
The Ministers reviewed the situation in Guinea-Bissau and recalled that the primary objective of ECOWAS in that country is the restoration of peace and restitution of the authority of the Government of the elected President Joao Bernardo Vieira.
The Ministers reviewed the global trends and developments in information and communication and noted that the dissemination of discriminatory and distorted information of events taking place in developing countries continues unabated.
The Ministers reviewed the latest developments related to the political and military situation in the region and evaluated the further contribution of their countries in the efforts to achieve a just, lasting and comprehensive settlement of the crisis.
The Ministers reviewed the global trend in information and communication and agreed that developed countries were employing their media to disseminate false and distorted information of events taking place in developing countries.