Examples of using His programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Solomon Islandsdelegation will work to achieve the consensus his programme for reform needs.
He subsequently won a vote of confidence on his programme in the Senate on 24 August and in the Chamber of Deputies on 25 August. The process of confirmation of the Prime Minister-designate had thus been completed.
The Secretary-General ' s annual performance compacts with his programme managers also contain PAS implementation data;
I should also like to congratulate the Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan, on the outstanding work he has accomplished since the beginning of his term,and on the submission on 14 July this year of his programme for reform.
That figure included$98 million already proposed by the Secretary-General in his programme budget estimates and $154 million in additional reductions requested by Member States.
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The Advisory Committee reiterates its recommendation and requests that the Secretary-Generalprovide complete information in this regard in the context of his programme budget proposal for 1998-1999.
The 2006 awardee ofthe Fellowship, Viet Nguyen Hong of Viet Nam, is expected to start his programme in the third quarter of 2007 at the University of Delaware under the supervision of Professor Gerard Mangone.
We are convinced that the overall implementation of the provisions in the basic Agenda 21 document for rapid andspecific action will come to fruition in the recommendations of the Secretary-General as contained in his programme for reform.
He took note of calls for his programme to play a greater advocacy role with regard to children in armed conflict and of the importance attached to related statements by the President of the Security Council.
Also requests the Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs andCrime to implement the measures proposed in his programme proposal entitled" Programme on monitoring and information on drug supply statistics and epidemiology";
In 1997, the Secretary-General presented his programme for reform of the Organization to the Assembly(A/51/950 and Corr.1 and Add.1-7), in which he outlined, inter alia, his vision for strengthening the staff of the United Nations.
In adopting resolution A/51/220, the General Assembly has approved abudget outline that requests the Secretary-General to prepare his programme budget on the basis of a total preliminary estimate of resources of $2.512 billion at initial 1996-1997 rates.
In his programme of reform, the Secretary-General recommended that the General Assembly initiate a review of the International Civil Service Commission, including its mandate, membership and functioning in order to increase its effectiveness in meeting the challenges facing the United Nations system of organizations.1.
Ghana shared the view on thatmatter expressed by the Secretary-General in paragraph 114 of his programme for reform(A/51/950), and hoped that the General Assembly would seriously address that question when considering the reform proposals.
We acknowledge with deep appreciation the work of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs under the outstanding leadership of Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Mr. Peter Hansen.We hope that he will continue his programme of consultations among Member States on humanitarian coordination issues.
(a) Programme management plans--Annual performance compacts between the Secretary-General and his programme managers set out commitments to achieve measurable goals with regard to programme and management objectives, including in human resources management.
Let me here invoke the message of the Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan, to the Seventh Meeting of the OSCE Ministerial Council, held in Oslo last week, in which he said that, in the case of the OSCE,the promise contained in his programme for United Nations reform.
The Executive Director of UNEP also informed the Inspectors that his programme aims to adhere to and incorporate the objectives of relevant MEAs and other international instruments if they are relevant to its in-house environmental practices.
In Brazil, a vibrant, dynamic and comparatively wealthy nation, a new President came to power in January 2003,whose first priority is to eradicate hunger in Brazil, through his programme" Zero Hunger", a pioneering example to follow for the realization of the right to food.
The Republic of Korea welcomed the measures proposed by the Secretary-General in his programme for reform(A/51/950), including the establishment of an Executive Committee for Peace and Security and the designation of the Department of Political Affairs as the focal point in the United Nations Secretariat for post-conflict peace-building.
JIU notes with satisfaction that the subject of common services has now become a priority item in the Secretary-General's reform agenda,as reflected in his programme of reform for reviewing the United Nations(document A/51/950 of 14 July 1997, paras. 242-243).
Ms. Waters(President of the United Nations Staff Union)said that when the Secretary-General had first begun his programme of reform in 1997, the staff representatives had fully supported the goal of creating an organizational culture that was responsive and results-oriented, rewarded creativity and innovation and promoted continuous learning, higher performance and managerial excellence.
HE Al Hashimy noted that one of the most significant findings in this year's Survey was the level of support for His Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman among Arab Youth(63 percent of those surveyed)and particularly in Saudi Arabia(91 per cent), and his programme of economic and social development.
The Secretary-General encourages the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants to continue his dialogue with Member States and to maintain his programme of country visits, in his endeavour to secure the protection of the human rights of migrants, in particular women and children.
The Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs,established by the Secretary-General in 1997 as part of his programme for reform, aims, as do the other executive committees, to reduce duplication of effort and facilitate greater complementarity and coherence between each unit of the Organization.
This system of focal points would accord with the nature of the problem of internal displacement and with that idea expressed by the Secretary-General in his Programme for Reform, that human rights should integrated into the humanitarian, development, economic and social, and security spheres of the United Nations system as well.
President René Préval maintained, on the contrary, that it was the Prime Minister 's responsibility to negotiate his programme during the period between his ratification by the majority of the members present in each Chamber and the vote of confidence on his programme, which requires an absolute majority.
In his note on the review of the International Civil Service Commission(A/53/688), submitted to the fifty-third session of the General Assembly,the Secretary-General recalled that in his programme of reform he had recommended that the General Assembly initiate a review of the International Civil Service Commission, including its mandate, membership and functioning, in order to increase its effectiveness in meeting the challenges facing the United Nations system of organizations.