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Strengthening sub-regional, regional and global cooperation to end trafficking.
It is hoped that the reformed SPECA will contribute to strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation.
Strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation is an important condition for promoting prosperity, stability and security in Central Asia and the broader region.
All these problems are of transboundary nature andshould be dealt with through strengthening sub-regional cooperation.
The Programme was established in 1998 with a view to strengthening sub-regional cooperation in Central Asia and its integration into the world economy.
It was, therefore, important to further assess the needs in different subregions and strengthening sub-regional cooperation.
We welcome andsupport initiatives and proposals for strengthening sub-regional cooperation for implementation of the Convention, for example in Central Asia.
The Round table suggested fruitful ways for SPECA to be involved in developing knowledge-basedeconomy in Central Asia, with a view to strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation.
He helped to prepare andrun the International Conference on Strengthening Sub-regional Economic Cooperation in Central Asia and the Future Role of SPECA May, Astana.
His country has always supported sub-regional cooperation aimed at promoting peace, stability and development of the sub-region andit is ready to contribute to further strengthening sub-regional cooperation.
Advisory services during the International conference on strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation in Central Asia and the future role of SPECA, Astana, 24-27 May.
The reform proposals prepared jointly by UNECE and UNESCAP in cooperation with the SPECA member countries for revitalizing SPECA will, in her view,increase the interest of all member countries to actively participate in strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation.
He also spoke in support of strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation and the need for closer cooperation between all actors involved in this process.
He also welcomed the invitation of Afghanistan to join SPECA andspoke in favour of strengthening sub-regional economic cooperation in the region.
In some countries the solution requires strengthening sub-regional cooperation among the countries involved to ensure a fair and sustainable use of water and energy resources.
The main objective of the Conference was to provide a forum for the representatives of member countries and other interested countries, as well as of UNECE, UNESCAP, UNDP and other international organizations, international financial institutions(IFIs) andbilateral donors to discuss action-oriented ways of further strengthening sub-regional cooperation in Central Asia, including the future role of SPECA.
Advisory services on the role of SPECA in strengthening sub-regional stability were provided in June 2005 at the Third Annual Almaty Conference on Problems of Security and Regional Cooperation.
Trade Policy: The Trade Development and Timber Divisions collaborates withother UNECE Divisions and the Government of Kazakhstan in the organization of an International Conference on Strengthening Sub-regional Economic Cooperation in Central Asia and the Future Role of the UN Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA) in Astana on 25-27 May 2005.
He underlined that strengthening sub-regional cooperation in the SPECA region was a recognized necessity since the countries of the region had integrated infrastructure, shared natural resources and small individual domestic markets.
Ms. Alia Baidebekova, Project Manager, Technical Cooperation Section, Delegation of the European Commission in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan,pointed out that the European Commission considered strengthening sub-regional cooperation as a key factor for achieving stability, prosperity and economic growth in the Central Asian region and that since the establishment of SPECA it has been actively supporting the programme.
He stressed the need for strengthening sub-regional cooperation on energy and water issues and for setting up a SPECA Regional Office that would cooperate with the IFAS Executive Board through its affiliations established in the Central Asian countries.
The International Conference on Strengthening Sub-regional Economic Cooperation in Central Asia and the Future Role of SPECA, organized by the Government of Kazakhstan in cooperation with, and with the financial support of, UNECE, UNESCAP, UNDP, OSCE and the Government of Austria(Astana, Kazakhstan, May 2005) is a good example of successful cooperation between the various entities which involved both substantive and financial contributions from all sides.
Least developed countries should strengthen sub-regional, regional and inter-regional cooperation in order to benefit from economies of scale and to attract foreign direct investment more easily from developed and other developing countries.
Strengthened sub-regional economic cooperation can also help the SPECA member countries achieve the Millennium Development Goals, namely the reduction of poverty, and effectively implement the practical recommendations of recent United Nations conferences and summits.
Activities within the SPECA framework should be carefully built on the expressed political will of the member States to strengthen sub-regional cooperation.
The United Nations Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia(SPECA)aims to strengthen sub-regional cooperation between Central Asian countries and their integration into the world economy.
The Conference also felt the need to strengthen sub-regional cooperation, in particularly with respect to such issues as prevention of cyber crime, ensuring information security and harmonization of laws and regulations especially related to e-commerce.
We welcome the UNECE's work in the area of ICT for development andits efforts to assist countries with economies in transition to bridge the digital divide, to strengthen sub-regional cooperation in the ICT sector and to integrate their economies in the world economy.
Strengthening the sub-regional approach as opposed to countries acting individually;