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He said that the Department of Public Information had a crucial role to play in promoting a global information system.
Mr. Launsky-Tieffenthal(Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information) thanked the representative of Algeria for his suggestion and said that the Department of Public Information would look into the matter.
Mr. Assaf(Lebanon) said that the Department of Public Information was the mirror that reflected the United Nations to the peoples of the world.
Ms. Novicki(Department of Public Information), introducing the report of the Secretary-General on the dissemination of information on decolonization during the period from April 2013 to March 2014(A/AC.109/2014/18), said that the Department of Public Information had produced 38 press releases on decolonization in English and French, covering meetings, statements and hearings by various United Nations bodies.
Several delegations said that the Department of Public Information should strengthen its activities to highlight socio-economic problems facing the countries in transition.
Mr. Godinho( Portugal), speaking on behalf of the European Union; the candidate countries Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey; the stabilization and association process countries Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia; and, in addition, Armenia, Georgia,Moldova and Ukraine, said that the Department of Public Information was crucial in providing a focused information service of high quality to the United Nations, to media outlets all over the world and to interested citizens.
With regard to multilingualism, he said that the Department of Public Information would continue to produce programmes in a great many languages, as reflected in paragraph 26.24 of the proposed programme budget.
Ms. MAJODINA endorsed the comments made by Mr. Lallah andMs. Motoc and said that the Department of Public Information should be requested to make a greater commitment to providing coverage of the work of treaty bodies.
Mr. Zhumabekov(Kazakhstan) said that the Department of Public Information played a vital role in raising awareness of key issues, in particular the Millennium Development Goals and the establishment of UN Women.
One speaker pointed to the importance of the Millennium Summit andAssembly in 2000 and said that the Department of Public Information should play a central role in formulating and implementing an effective public information strategy to ensure that the Summit enjoyed broad popular support.
Mr. Baaziz(Algeria) said that the Department of Public Information(DPI) had made a significant contribution to the work of the United Nations in promoting peace, security and development and had helped establish a positive image of the Organization.
Ms. Seward(Department of Public Information), accompanying her statement with a digital slide presentation, said that the Department of Public Information, in cooperation with the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland, had organized the International Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East in Geneva on 12 and 13 June 2012.
Mrs. NTIBAHEZWA(Burundi) said that the Department of Public Information must be given the financial support for it to be able to inform world public opinion in a clear and timely manner about the purposes and activities of the United Nations.
Mr. WANG Xuexian(China)concurred with the statement made by Costa Rica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and said that the Department of Public Information had overcome shortfalls in resources and played an important role in enhancing public understanding of the United Nations and promoting public awareness of peace and development, making use of both traditional and modern media.
Mr. Htut(Myanmar) said that the Department of Public Information and the Committee on Information played a vital role in disseminating accurate, impartial, comprehensive and timely information on the work of the United Nations.
Ms. Seward(Department of Public Information) said that the Department of Public Information had organized the International Media Seminar on Peace in the Middle East in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey.
Mr. Kutesa(Uganda), President of the General Assembly, said that the Department of Public Information had been instrumental in implementing the United Nations system's strategy in the field of information and communication and that it should continue enhancing the visibility of the General Assembly.
Ms. Baaziz(Algeria) said that the Department of Public Information should develop a strategy for ensuring that all countries benefited from the new communications technologies that had made it possible to transmit information at unimaginable speed throughout the world.
Mr. Onishchenko(Ukraine) said that the Department of Public Information(DPI) should play a central role in promoting a positive public image of the United Nations and providing comprehensive and timely information about United Nations activities.
Mr. Alzayani(Bahrain) said that the Department of Public Information had played an important role in conveying the image of the United Nations to people everywhere and providing information about its activities and the hopes and aspirations of the international community.
Mr. Wolfe(Jamaica) said that the Department of Public Information was working very effectively to ensure that the accomplishments of the United Nations in all three pillars of activity-- peace and security, development and human rights-- were made known across the globe.
Mr. Sahraei(Islamic Republic of Iran) said that the Department of Public Information, in the course of producing accurate, impartial and timely information about the Organization, should cooperate closely with the Committee on Information, which had an important policy role.
Mr. Nimac(Croatia) said that the Department of Public Information in 2000 had played an important role in disseminating information about the United Nations and informing the international community about its work in such important areas as peace and security, poverty eradication and HIV/AIDS.
Ms. PROUVEZ(Secretary of the Committee) said that the Department of Public Information had informed her that any public meeting was open to the media for coverage, but it had not provided information on specific rules applicable to the filming of public proceedings.
Mr. Anwar(India) said that the Department of Public Information was the crucial conduit for the flow of information between the United Nations, Member States,the media, civil society and the public at large; its success would be measured by its ability to meet its goals within limited resources.
Mr. Mansour(Lebanon), said that the Department of Public Information, the voice of the United Nations on key global issues, should strike a balance between the new media enabling the rapid spreadof information across boundaries and the traditional media, both of which ensured the free flow of meaningful information. .
Mr. Suhail(Pakistan) said that the task of the Department of Public Information was of vital significance for Member States.
Mr. GODLEY(United States of America) said that the budget of the Department of Public Information represented approximately 5 per cent of the total United Nations budget.
One speaker said that if the Department of Public Information decided to develop such a project, it would be advisable to consider first preparing a small-scale and less costly pilot project.