Examples of using Task force organized in English and their translations into Arabic
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The task force organized a global observance event in Tinerkouk, Algeria, hosted by the Government of Algeria(15-16 December 2011).
From 2007 to 2009,members of the organization ' s malaria task force organized events all over Europe to commemorate World Malaria Day.
In July 2003, the Task Force organized a meeting with the members of the IT Managers Network of the High-level Committee on Management.
In addition to reviews by a range of expert groups andpublic availability of drafts on the Task Force website, the Task Force organized a worldwide consultation in three stages.
During the high-level meeting, the task force organized a side event on the theme to kick off the campaign for the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
In the framework of their partnership to promote the adoption of broadband wireless Internet in municipalities and underserved communities around the world,the Wireless Internet Institute and the Information and Communication Technologies Task Force organized a round table to explore the critical role that broadband wireless infrastructure deployments play in bridging the digital divide.
In April 2013, the task force organized a side event entitled" Dry forests: drought, water scarcity and the global development agenda" at the tenth session of the United Nations Forum on Forests, held in Turkey.
In addition to the intersessional meeting,the newly formed interference detection task force organized and completed the third ICG interference detection and mitigation workshop at ITU.
The Task Force organized a meeting of the organizations based in Addis Ababa on 25 January 2000 to discuss progress and further action in relation to the programme of action on the reduction of poverty through the promotion of the informal sector and employment-generating opportunities.
In another initiative, in support of capacity-building, the task force organized a high-level training programme for government officials on transboundary water negotiations.
The Task Force organized 50 coordination events, including the High-level Meeting on Countering Nuclear Terrorism, an expert meeting on fair trials and countering terrorism, a briefing to Member States on countering nuclear terrorism and several thematic workshops.
The Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases(IATF-EID) is a task force organized by the executive of the Philippine government to respond to affairs concerning emerging infectious disease in the Philippines.
In 2009, the task force organized an initial round of inter-agency consultations at the national and regional levels to identify the humanitarian impacts of climate change and to discuss approaches, best practices and challenges in addressing them.
Through its regional networks in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean,the Arab States and Europe and Central Asia, the Task Force organized events around the developing world in order to bring regional perspectives to the World Summit on the Information Society and build capacity to help developing country representatives participate more effectively.
On 31 October 2001, the task force organized a panel to discuss United Nations initiatives to implement Security Council resolution 1325(2000), with participation of the President of the Security Council, the heads of the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations, Political Affairs and Disarmament Affairs, and of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for East Timor, and moderated by the Special Adviser.
The Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases(IATF-EID) is a task force organized by the executive of the Philippine government to respond to affairs concerning emerging infectious disease in the Philippines.
In November 2008, the country task force organized a dialogue with the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process and members of the Inter-Agency Committee on Children Involved in Armed Conflict to discuss the implementation of the conclusions of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict.
Building on the foundation of the existing Caribbean network andbroadening its geographic scope, the Task Force organized a round table discussion on 5 September 2003 between 130 leaders of the Latin American and Caribbean diasporas on the" Digital bridge to Latin America and the Caribbean" to launch an enlarged digital diaspora initiative.
To rectify this situation, the Task Force organized in-house training in areas of common interest-- such as interview methods, the drafting of reports and the uncovering of evidence-- and benefited from free training and participation in two externally held seminars in exchange for taking part in the running of those seminars.
The Information and Communication Technologies Task Force organized parallel events during the Summit. These events showcased a wide range of ICT-related issues and provided a platform for discussion among stakeholders.
In October 2003, the Task Force organized an online discussion in the lead-up to a major workshop on gender equality and the Millennium Development Goals that was held on 19 and 20 November 2003 jointly with the Working Party on Gender of the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization on Economic Coordination for Development and hosted by the World Bank.
In December 2012,at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Doha, the task force organized a side event on the theme" Grasslands climate change mitigation and adaptation potential", in collaboration with the Government of Mongolia, the secretariat of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification and other partners.
In January 2012, the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force organized a panel discussion on" The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Counter-Terrorism" that aimed at enhancing the exchange of national experiences on cooperation between the public and private sectors on counter-terrorism, sharing of best practices gathered by the United Nations, and identifying ways in which the United Nations can best support Member States ' efforts on strengthening PPPs in addressing the threat of terrorism.
The business plan defined five priority activity tracks under which the Task Force organized its work in 2004: benchmarking progress in the use of ICT-for-development; promoting a dialogue on Internet governance and other policy issues; promoting an enabling environment; supporting ongoing partnerships; and strengthening supporting activities, especially fundraising.
Multinational Task Force South organized a lecture on directing helicopters for medical evacuation.
Major task force on organized crime.
The task force is organized into 12 field teams deployed across the country.
The Committee also decided to strengthen coordinated support forfollow-up action at the country level, through inter-agency task forces organized around three interrelated themes:(a) the enabling environment for social and economic development;(b) employment and sustainable livelihoods; and(c) basic social services for all.
The Executive Director, together with the Deputy Executive Directors, will continue to manage the organization, together with field and regional offices and making use of various policy, programme and organizational instruments, including the existing framework of committees( Senior Staff Review, Budget Planning and Review Committee, Finance Advisory Committee, Internal Audit Committee, External Relations Committee, Information Resources Management Advisory Committee); regular meetings( of deputies, directors,executive staff, regional directors, etc.) and ad hoc task forces organized around specific issues.
Lithuania and Norway also participated in the work of the Council of theBaltic Sea States task force on organized crime and other task forces.