Examples of using Programme organized in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2014, the Programme organized a symposium to consider the future of the Initiative.
Lecturer on" Legal Systems of the Commonwealth Caribbean" forlaw students from the United States of America in programme organized by Florida State University.
The peace and governance programme organized two public forums in New York during the year.
During their one-week stay in Switzerland,the children will have engaged in several socio-cultural activities undertaken within a programme organized by International Movement ATD Fourth World.
The programme organized a Caribbean regional workshop in Barbados, in June 1993.
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Local governments, partners for development": Programme organized in cooperation with United Cities and Local Governments.
The Programme organized short-term training courses for technical personnel and workshops to raise the awareness of managers and decision makers of specific space technology applications.
Lectured on the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights to members of the Egyptian judiciary as part of a programme organized through the United Nations Development Programme in Cairo.
In 2003, the Programme organized the fourth regional workshop, for the benefit of European countries, in Romania.
In February 2014, following a similar format, the Programme organized another regional seminar in Dakar, with countries from the Sahel region and West Africa.
In 2002, the Programme organized the regional workshops for Africa in Addis Ababa and for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok.
To improve the ability ofGovernments to assess drug abuse situations, the Programme organized an expert group meeting at Vienna in September 1995 to review and update the methodology on rapid assessment procedures.
The Programme organized the Expert Meeting on Remote Sensing Projects for the Hindu Kush-Himalayan Region, held in Kathmandu from 6 to 10 March 2006.
To further develop activities andmodalities under the SBSTA programme of work, the programme organized an informal meeting of representatives from Parties prior to SBSTA 24, which proved instrumental in the further consideration of this issue.
The programme organized a workshop, held in Bonn in February 2006 and attended by 100 participants, for the Board and experts to promote common understanding and consistency of approach on the most critical CDM issues.
The session was part of a programme organized by UNHCR, in collaboration with the nongovernmental organization INTERSOS.
The programme organized three meetings aimed at debating problems of economic relations and identified the diplomatic responses and political behaviours necessary to improve economic relations between Europe and Latin America.
In January, in cooperation with the International Peace Academy, the programme organized a high-level symposium in Tokyo for policy makers, academics and the general public on the latest developments in peace-keeping and humanitarian operations.
The programme organized the inter-sessional meeting of the CST Bureau; it continues to collect and report on best practices relating to the CST priority themes and pilot studies as requested by the COP.
Again in February, the programme organized a workshop in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on Petroleum Arrangements in a Changing Environment.
The programme organized 19 stakeholder interventions, including a training session for designated national authorities(DNAs) in Bonn and four regional ones, in Africa, Asia and Latin America, undertaken in collaboration with the Nairobi Framework partners.
On 20 May, the Programme organized an educators ' workshop on fostering the defence of human rights within communities.
In 2002, the Programme organized four regional conferences in Africa, Europe, Eastern Europe and the Caribbean.
The Holocaust Programme organized three seminars at United Nations Headquarters on the topic of Holocaust awareness, genocide prevention and combating hatred.
The UNCTAD TrainForTrade programme organized a high-level workshop on tourism issues, the design and updating of training material, and the delivery of training courses.
In particular, the Programme organized two regional policy workshops on HIV/AIDS and family well-being for South and South-East Asia(2005) and for Africa(2004).
The Sustainable Cities Programme organized many city-level consultations with all stakeholders, as a result of which action programmes have been launched on both land and infrastructure issues in a number of cities.
During those meetings, the Sponsorship Programme organized lunchtime briefings on universalization at which each sponsored delegate was requested to share information on the prospects of their country joining the CCW.
In December 2003, the programme organized a landmark conference at Sarajevo bringing together victims ' associations and legal professionals to discuss the impact of Tribunal judgements on specific communities.
During the reporting period, this programme organized and supported four Bureau meetings and associated informal consultations by the President, as well as the plenary of COP 4, including preparing the associated documents for the session.