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She also expressed willingness to work more closely with the Ministry of Diaspora.
Expected to work more closely with the regional bureau of UNHCR in protecting the rights of refugees and deportees.
Delegations commented on the need for UNEP to work more closely with non-governmental organizations.
The need to work more closely with the Global Migration Group in the future was highlighted.
It is important to enhance the ability of local authorities to work more closely with the central authorities.
I invite MINUSTAH to work more closely with the Haitian authorities for genuine disarmament in the country.
Hranush Hakobyan attached importance to the meeting held in a very warm atmosphere andnoted that the time had come to work more closely.
Youth coordinators would like to work more closely with the Zone Representatives.
Finding ways to work more closely with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) and with the Codex Alimentarius Committee on Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Underpinning all this,UNDP will need to work more closely with other partners, especially UNEP.
We would like to work more closely with Boriskin, help the guy to develop their uniqueness and to work not only on the destructive power, which he brilliantly demonstrated.
Uzbekistani law enforcement agencies are using the internet to work more closely with citizens, moving away from a past image of'repressive authority.
In his opening remarks, the Chairperson referred to the injunction of the United Nations Secretary-General for United Nations agencies to work more closely together as a family.
UNCITRAL therefore wanted to work more closely with UNCTAD in order to integrate its texts into UNCTAD activities.
Consultations with members of parliament had been conducted andthe delegation would attempt to work more closely with them in the future and would report on the outcome.
We should look to work more closely with regional organizations, as we are doing with the African Union in Darfur.
Those administering Powers that had not met their requirements must be urged to work more closely with the Committee in implementing an essential provision of the Charter.
They will need to work more closely and effectively with the rest of the United Nations system in the interests of a greater common good.
The delegations stressed the need for the UNECE and Codex Alimentarius to work more closely with each other in order to avoid duplication of activities.
It also plans to work more closely with regional Economic Development and Tourism offices to improve support to the arts.
Commercial banking- by improving our business model and competencies in order to work more closely with customers and meet their needs more effectively;
The Unit has also begun to work more closely with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs(OCHA) and the World Customs Organization WCO.
Numerous efforts have been made by senior officials of both bodies to work more closely, but there is still room for improvement in this regard.
This will allow UNOCI to work more closely with local authorities to enhance their effectiveness and promote trust between the local authorities and the population of Côte d'Ivoire.
In keeping with this approach,the Department of Public Information will develop new mechanisms to work more closely with client Departments in planning and implementing thematic communications campaigns.
Governments were encouraged to work more closely with them, with a view to increasing the scope and sustainability of theirwork in support of implementation of the Programme of Action.
A delegation praised UNICEF for its humanitarian work in Liberia, especially in education, child protection and water and sanitation, andencouraged UNICEF to work more closely with other United Nations agencies.
The report rightly emphasizes the need to work more closely with host communities, regional organizations and civil society.
The Executive Director of UNICEF added that the potential to eliminate malaria as a public-health problem in most malaria-endemic countries andto virtually eliminate PMTCT over the next few years was a truly historic opportunity that should motivate the international community to work more closely together.
This same delegation did question how the programme proposed to work more closely with NGOs when experience had shown that NGOs were quite weak in Viet Nam.