Examples of using Conceptual framework of a programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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Conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older.
A/50/114 4 Report of the Secretary-General containing the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons.
Conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons.
She announced a revision of paragraph 9 of the text, replacing the word" a programme", in the first line,by the words" the conceptual framework of a programme".
(ii) Conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114);
The General Assembly will have for its consideration at its fiftieth session, in 1995,a draft conceptual framework of a programme for preparation for and observance in 1999 of the International Year of the Elderly.
The conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the Year(A/50/114) was a first, important step towards the integration of each and every member of society.
In this context, the member countries of the Rio Group reiterate their support for resolution 48/98 of the General Assembly,which calls upon the Secretary-General to draft a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation for and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999.
Bangladesh also welcomed the conceptual framework of a programme for the observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999.
In that context," Towards a society for all ages" was established as the overall theme for the International Year of Older Persons,1999(as set out in the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114)).
Takes note of the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999, as contained in the report of the Secretary-General; A/50/114.
In its resolution 47/5 of 16 October 1992, the General Assembly decided to observe the year 1999 as the International Year of Older Persons.* In its resolution 48/98 of 20 December 1993,the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to draft a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the Year to be submitted to it at its fiftieth session, through the Commission for Social Development.
China was therefore pleased to welcome the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999.
Conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons presented to the General Assembly after deliberation at the thirty-fourth session of the Commission for Social Development, to be held from 10 to 20 April.
During the period under review, a report of the Secretary-General, containing a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999 was prepared for the General Assembly(A/50/114).
Takes note of the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999, as contained in the report of the Secretary-General; * For the discussion, see chap. III, sect.
The General Assembly, in resolution 48/98, recalling that, in the Proclamation on Ageing(Assembly resolution 47/5, annex), it decided to observe the year 1999 as the International Year of Older Persons,called upon the Secretary-General to draft a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the Year and to submit it, through the Commission for Social Development at its thirty-fourth session, in 1995, to the General Assembly for consideration at its fiftieth session, in 1995.
The adoption of a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation for and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999 showed how high the phenomenon of ageing ranked among the international community ' s priorities.
In elaborating the conceptual framework of a programme for the Year, four dimensions emerged: the situation of older persons; the life-long individual development; multi-generational relationships; and the relationship between development and the ageing of populations.
On the subject of older persons, his delegation supported the theme proposed in the Secretary-General 's report on the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114), namely," towards a society for all ages", because it incorporated the four dimensions described in the conceptual framework. .
In his report on the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance in 1999 of the International Year of Older Persons(A/50/114) and in his subsequent operational framework for the Year(A/52/328), the Secretary-General suggested four subject areas for exploration, debate and action.
(c) Report of the Secretary-General on the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114);
Calls upon the Secretary-General to draft a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons and to submit it, through the Commission for Social Development at its thirty-fourth session in 1995, to the General Assembly for consideration at its fiftieth session in 1995.
As the Secretary-General had indicated in his report on the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons(A/50/114), at the beginning of the twenty-first century one person in four would be over the age of 60.
The report of the Secretary-General on a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114) which was structured on several important themes, as well as the report on observance of the International Year of the Family(A/50/370), merited close study.
The report of the Secretary-General on the conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons(A/50/114) put forward the theme“Towards a society for all ages” and suggested four dimensions for exploring such a society: the situation of older persons; lifelong individual development; multigenerational relationships; and the interplay of population ageing and development.
Turning to the question of ageing, he said that the Secretary-General 's report on a conceptual framework of a programme for the preparation and observance of the International Year of Older Persons in 1999(A/50/114) suggested as theme for the Year" Towards a society for all ages" and, to ensure that priority attention would be given to the situation of older persons, that its objective should be" promotion of the United Nations Principles for Older Persons".
The conceptual framework of the programme emphasizes a policy of promoting health and preventing STI/AIDS.
As a result of negotiations, the conceptual framework of the Programme of Action was modified, inter alia, to address broad development and health issues.