Examples of using Relevant intergovernmental forums in English and their translations into Arabic
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Proceedings should be transmitted through the Secretary-General to the relevant intergovernmental forums.
Continued attendance at relevant intergovernmental forums where IP and development issues are discussed.
Proceedings should be transmitted through the Secretary-General to the relevant intergovernmental forums.
Encourages the continuing examination in all relevant intergovernmental forums of ways and means to integrate poverty reduction objectives and strategies into discussions on international financial and development issues;
The discussion of civiliancapacity should continue in all relevant intergovernmental forums in a sensible sequence.
This is an area where the Commission ' s partnership with the African Union could contribute togradual policy development at the global level through relevant intergovernmental forums.
The modular partnership approach would link the regular assessment andreporting process to different relevant intergovernmental forums and ultimately report to the United Nations General Assembly.
Encourages the continued examination in all relevant intergovernmental forums of ways and means to integrate poverty reduction objectives and strategies into discussions on international financial and development issues;
The General Assembly has called for reports on several of the proposals,and we remain ready to consider them actively in the relevant intergovernmental forums.
Another important dimension of the work of the Division willbe to promote the social perspective on development in relevant intergovernmental forums and through dialogue and cooperation with concerned programmes of the United Nations system.
Resolution of these issues must continue to be an urgent priority of international dialogue and decision-making processes that takeplace in the Commission on Sustainable Development and other relevant intergovernmental forums.
Special efforts will beaccorded to the promotion of the social perspective on development in relevant intergovernmental forums and through dialogue and cooperation with relevant programmes of the United Nations system and civil society.
Resolution of these issues must continue to be an urgent priority of international dialogue and decision-making processesthat take place in the Commission and other relevant intergovernmental forums, as well as in the national context.
The mainstreaming will be promoted within relevant intergovernmental forums, the policies, departments and offices of the United Nations Secretariat, the organizations of the United Nations system, other intergovernmental organizations and Member States.
As a follow-up to the annual session, the Commission is planning to pursue the four identified policy areas and to explore practical ways to advocate on behalf ofpost-conflict countries in deliberations taking place in relevant intergovernmental forums.
(e) Facilitating the mainstreaming of gender issues within relevant intergovernmental forums and policies and programmes of the organizations of the United Nations system, other intergovernmental organizations and Member States;
(c) Improved monitoring of the licit movement of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances at all stages, including manufacture, international trade and domestic distribution of those substances, as well as of the actions taken by Governments in exercising control as provided for by the conventions andas recommended by relevant intergovernmental forums;
Another significant change concerns the mainstreaming of gender issues,which will be promoted within relevant intergovernmental forums and policies and programmes of the organizations of the United Nations system, other intergovernmental organizations and Member States.
In the same resolution, the Assembly invited the Secretary-General, the Economic and Social Council, the Commission for Social Development, the regional commissions, the relevant specialized agencies,funds and programmes of the United Nations system and other relevant intergovernmental forums to continue to integrate into their work programmes and give priority attention to the commitments contained in the Copenhagen Declaration.
(a) To monitor the extent towhich the gender dimension is reflected and acted upon within relevant intergovernmental forums and in policies and programmes of organizations of the United Nations system and to analyse and develop as required policy issues of increasing importance or which may be emerging as global trends.
It serves as an instrument for its members to share their views or concerns on issues of common interest, review progress, identify obstacles,and convey their views and recommendations to relevant intergovernmental forums such as the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum, the Commission on Sustainable Development and the General Assembly.
It will further contribute to the consideration by the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental forums of the specific problems of least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, and coordinate technical assistance activities within UNCTAD in favour of those countries, including the development of transit systems in transit developing countries.
An especially important dimension of the work of the Division willbe to promote the social perspective on development in relevant intergovernmental forums and through dialogue and cooperation with concerned programmes of the United Nations system, which will include socially sensitive policy design, programme implementation and evaluation.
That the outcomes of policy debateat the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental forums on international environmental governance and other policy matters arising from the outcomes of meetings of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum will clearly prioritize environmental protection, giving unambiguous political support to UNEP;
Activities undertaken in accordance with the subprogramme will further contribute, in aspects relevant to UNCTAD,to the consideration by the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental forums of the specific problems of the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, and the coordination of technical assistance activities within UNCTAD in favour of those countries.
It The subprogramme will further contribute, in aspects relevant to UNCTAD,to the consideration by the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental forums of the specific problems of least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, and coordinate technical assistance activities within UNCTAD in favour of those countries.[changes reflect the provisions of General Assembly resolution 56/227].
This problem is in part due to the absence of a uniform interpretation of the definition of TCDC andECDC that has been endorsed by the relevant intergovernmental forums, including the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the High-Level Committee on the Review of TCDC and an inconsistency in the application by United Nations bodies of the criteria for identifying TCDC and ECDC activities.
The subprogramme will also contribute, in aspects relevant to UNCTAD,to the consideration by the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental forums of the specific problems of least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States, and coordinate technical assistance activities within UNCTAD in favour of those countries, including the development of transit systems in transit developing countries.
It will contribute to the consideration by the General Assembly and other relevant intergovernmental fora of the specific problems of LDCs, land-locked developing countries and small island developing States, and coordinate technical assistance activities within UNCTAD in favour of these countries.
It should gaugeemerging needs by assessing the outcomes of the deliberations of relevant intergovernmental fora, and by pooling and synthesizing the experience of United Nations system organizations.