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The Secretary-General received two responses from Member States.
Following the transmittal of that communication, the Secretary-General received the instrument of accession of Turkmenistan on 29 September 1994.
The Secretary-General received the following notification from the Government of Nicaragua.
In connection with the deposit by the United Kingdom, the Secretary-General received communications from Mauritius, dated 14 April 2004.
The Secretary-General received the following nominations by national groups after 21 June 1995.
Addressing the modalities for the consideration of the submission,the Commission took note of the above-mentioned communications addressed to the Secretary-General, received in relation to the submission.
Subsequently, the Secretary-General received the following communications.
On the question of the role of the General Assembly in establishing the Trust Fund,he said that the Trust Fund was being established by the Secretary-General to manage a donation from Mr. Ted Turner; the Secretary-General received many donations and established trust funds for the purpose of managing those resources in accordance with the wishes of the donor.
Subsequently, the Secretary-General received the following communications.
Pursuant to the programme the Secretary-General was requested to use the funds deposited in the Iraq Account to finance humanitarian contracts provided that(a) each export of goods was at the request of the Government of Iraq,(b)the Government of Iraq effectively guaranteed their equitable distribution, and(c) the Secretary-General received authenticated confirmation that the exported goods concerned had arrived in Iraq.
Subsequently, the Secretary-General received applications from various countries.
Pursuant to the programme, the Secretary-General was requested to use the funds deposited in the United Nations Iraq Account to finance humanitarian contracts provided that:(a) each import of goods was at the request of the Government of Iraq;(b) the Government of Iraq effectively guaranteed their equitable distribution;and(c) the Secretary-General received authenticated confirmation that the imported goods concerned had arrived in Iraq.
On 21 April 1994, the Secretary-General received the following response from India.
The Secretary-General received from the Government of Sweden the following communication with regard to reservations made by Singapore.
On 2 November 1993, the Secretary-General received the following communication from Mr. Bola A. Ajibola.
The Secretary-General received the special envoy at Headquarters on 16 July, at which time he handed to him an aide-memoire, which contained the major points of his message, to pass to the Senior General.
On 12 December 1986, the Secretary-General received from the Government of Israel the following objection.
On 24 June 1994, the Secretary-General received, successively, Mr. Abdel-Karim Al-Iryani and Mr. Haydar Al-Attas.
On 17 August 1999, the Secretary-General received from the Government of Finland the following communication.
Subsequent to that date, the Secretary-General received additional information concerning candidates as well as new candidatures.
Subsequent to that date, the Secretary-General received additional information on nominations concerning candidates, new candidates and a withdrawal.
In addition, on 10 September 2008, the Secretary-General received a communication from the Government of Spain with regard to the declaration made by Morocco upon ratification of the Convention 31 May 2007.
TOGO Request: On 19 November 1992, the Secretary-General received a request for observers for the Presidential and Legislative elections. Further requests were sent on 15 May 1993 and 17 July 1993.
Should the Secretary-General receive notice of any further withdrawals of reservations to the Protocol, Member States shall be duly informed of that fact.
Should the Secretary-General receive notice of any withdrawals of reservations to the Protocol, Member States shall be duly informed.
Should the Secretary-General receive notice of further withdrawals of reservations to the Protocol, Member States will be duly informed.
Should the Secretary-General receive notice of further withdrawals of reservations to the Protocol, Member States shall be duly informed of that fact.
Should the Secretary-General receive notice of withdrawals of reservations to the 1925 Geneva Protocol, Member States shall be duly informed of that fact.
Should the Secretary-General receive further replies, they will be issued as addenda to the present report.