Примеры использования Project working group on transport на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Kazakhstan is financing the annual sessions of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing.
Project Working Group on Transport on the Danube.
He also briefly presented the activities of the SPECA Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing jointly supported by UNESCAP and UNECE.
Project Working Group on Transport on the Danube.
Various Project Working Groups have been established to promote greater regional cooperation.78 Under this framework, the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWGTBC) was launched with Kazakhstan as the lead country.
Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing PWG-TBC.
SPECA/PWG-TBC(13)/9 SPECIAL PROGRAMME 14 MARCH 2008 FOR THE ECONOMIES OF CENTRAL ASIA(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWG-TBC) 13th session 12-13 March 2008 Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing is a subsidiary body within the governing structure of the SPECA.
Assistance to representatives, rapporteurs: United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport Infrastructure and Border-Crossing Facilitation(4);
A new Project Working Group on Transport on the Danube was established during the meeting with Yugoslavia being the host country.
ITC and WP.5, as well as the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing and other stakeholders have repeatedly stressed the project's relevance for UNECE member countries.
A new Project Working Group on Transport on the Danube was established during the meeting with Yugoslavia being the host country.
The Forum took note of the outcomes of the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing and commended the secretariats of ESCAP and ECE for their support of its activities.
The SPECA Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing Facilitation(PWG-TBC) is one of the permanent areas of TA activities.
The countries of the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA)expressed their appreciation for this component of the project during the eighth session of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing, held in Baku, Azerbaijan, in March 2003.
The 18th session of the SPECA Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWG-TBC) was organized on 2- 3 May 2013 in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The Committee may wish to take note of the activities in the field of technical assistance and capacity-building,including the Special Programme of Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossings(PWG-TBC) serviced jointly with UNESCAP.
The SPECA Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing Facilitation(PWG-TBC) is one of the key elements generating capacity-building activities in Central Asia.
The Economic Commission for Europe and the Economic andSocial Commission for Asia and the Pacific continue to support the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing Facilitation within the framework of the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia.
Sixteenth session of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWG-TBC) of the United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA)(Almaty, 20- 21 April 2011);
The Committee took note of the activities in the field of technical assistance and capacity-building and supported the strategy developed for the coming years,including the Special Programme of Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossings(PWG-TBC) serviced jointly with UNESCAP.
The seventeenth session of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWG-TBC) of the Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) was held on 6 and 7 June 2012 in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The Committee welcomed the review of the technical assistance carried out by the secretariat over a decade and supported the strategy developed for the technical assistance and capacity building activities for countries with economies in transition forthe next coming years, including the Special Programme of Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossings(PWG-TBC) and requested its implementation for the next biennium and beyond.
The annual sessions of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing serve as an effective cooperation mechanism to address the specific problems of transit transport from, in and through SPECA countries.
The UNECE Inland Transport Committee and its Working Party on Transport Trends andEconomics as well as the SPECA Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing and other stakeholders have repeatedly stressed the project's relevance for ECE member countries.
The annual sessions of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWGTBC) serve as an effective cooperation mechanism to address the specific problems of transit transport from, in and through SPECA member countries.
Iv Assistance to representatives, rapporteurs: United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia project working group on transport and border crossing(2); working group on the Asian Highway Network(1);working group on the Trans-Asian Railway Network(1);
PROJECT WORKING GROUP ON TRANSPORT AND BORDER CROSSING The annual sessions of the Project Working Group on Transport and Border Crossing(PWG-TBC) serve as an effective cooperation mechanism to address the specific problems of transit transport from, in and through SPECA member countries.
For the landlocked developing countries in Central Asia, the United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia project working group on transport and border-crossing has been providing valuable support for the development and facilitation of transport infrastructure since its launch in 1998.