Examples of using Forum process in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Forum process in Latin America had evolved in an interesting way.
The Office also provides leadership and oversight for the African Development Forum Process.
(XXVII) Development of the Arab Internet Governance Forum process and sustaining efforts in the Arabic domain names field.
Most of the responding entities have been active participants in the Forum process.
In closing, the moderator stressed that, to be dynamic, the Forum process required the involvement of major groups.
He concluded that the Forum process has brought concrete results which have been generally satisfactory to States Members of the United Nations.
Therefore, major groups ' participation in the workshop is a steptowards strengthening major groups ' participation in the Forum process.
Development of the Arab Internet Governance Forum process and sustaining efforts in the Arabic domain names field(resolution 306(XXVII)).
The panel discussion, which highlighted the role of forests in rural development andpoverty eradication in Africa, was seen as an important milestone in the Forum process.
Others considered that the Forum process needed more time to develop on its own before its relationship to the United Nations was modified.
The Forum should continue to take advantage of its distinctive profile by providing ample opportunities for the expression of views,priorities and analysis throughout the Development Cooperation Forum process.
On this note, he expressed confidence that the Forum process will continue and thrive in the capable hands of the Government of Mauritius in 2012.
In 2001, an evaluation followed by an implementation strategy plan resulted in major recommendations for change, the most far-reaching being the shift tonational consultations as the centrepiece of the Africa Governance Forum process.
Switzerland fully supported the process towards enhanced cooperation and believed that weakening orhalting the Forum process would delay enhanced cooperation and would thus be a step in the wrong direction.
It was noted that the Forum process was gaining momentum and a number of speakers commented on the valuable outcomes from the Forum and the ever-increasing number of related national and regional meetings.
He stated that, going forward,the Working Group aimed to include regional consultations as part of the Forum process and encouraged participants to show the courage that was needed to take the Guiding Principles into new territory.
The substantive coverage also seemed to correspond generally to the 16 elements that formed the basis of the five-year programme of work of the Forum, with the addition of some emerging issues,which came to light during the Forum process.
The Forum process permitted an open debate among Member States, civil society, the private sector, parliamentarians and local Governments on promoting and improving development cooperation for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Finally, he thanked Governments for the fruitful discussion and for reiterating their commitment to guiding the Forum ' s assessment towards the production of concrete suggestions,with a view to improving the Forum process in the future.
The way in which the Women's Forum process has developed shows the complexity of the country's socio-cultural situation and makes the attainment of a multicultural society one of the major challenges for all sectors of Guatemalan society.
These groups have collaborated with numerous other international, regional and local youth organizations, including 4-H Finland, 4-H Norway and the World Organization of the Scout Movement,to ensure the strong voice of youth in the Forum process.
The children and youth major group hopes that the IPF/IFF proposals for action,as well as the recommendations developed during the Forum process, will be transformed from a dialogue to real, inclusive stakeholder action.
The Society worked within the Advisory Group to ensure that the views and concerns of civil society and developing countries are addressed atForum meetings and that the views discussed during the open consultation sessions are reflected in the Forum process.
Using the Forum process to ensure the use of sustainable management of forests as a tool for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, and ensuring that the potential contribution of forests and forest resources to all nine of the Goals is taken into account at both the national and international levels.
New documents adopted on a consensus basis included four ESCAP resolutions, the outcome documents of two meetings of the Committee on Environment and Development,and seven consensus documents relating to the Asian and Pacific Energy Forum process.
The purpose of the report is to provide a formal record for the information of Governments,international organizations and major groups that supported the Forum process and its secretariat, including contributions to the Trust Fund in Support of the United Nations Forum on Forests activities or through other means.
She urged the Forum to consider approaches to strengthen the engagement and encourage the participation of all stakeholders, in particular forest-related organizations in business and industry and academic institutions andlocal authorities that were not actively engaged in the Forum process.
We note the positive developments in the ASEAN Regional Forum process through inter-session activities and linkages between track I and track II. We take note with satisfaction the fruitful discussions and exchange of views that took place at the tenth ASEAN Regional Forum held in Phnom Penh in June 2003.
We note the positive developments in the ASEAN Regional Forum process through inter-session activities and linkages between track I and track II. We take note with satisfaction, of the fruitful discussions and exchange of views at the eleventh ARF, held in Jakarta in July 2004, which welcomed the admission of Pakistan as the twenty-fourth participant in the ARF.
The two lead agencies for the governance component, UNDP and ECA,have concentrated their efforts on strengthening the Africa Governance Forum process, which aims to facilitate a consensus-building dialogue among Governments and civil society organizations, capacity enhancement, more effective in-country coordination and greater mobilization of resources for governance programmes, and ultimately to reinforce the efforts and the capacity of the African countries to promote good governance.