Examples of using Technologies infrastructure in English and their translations into Arabic
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Information Technologies Infrastructure Library.
It provides these businesses with targeted information about cybersecurity threats and vulnerability toassist in better protecting their information and communications technologies infrastructure.
Continued and enhanced efforts are needed to provide necessary information and communication technologies infrastructure, develop related skills and support networking activities.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communication technologies infrastructure across Africa, the launching in Kigali in October 2007 of Connect Africa, an initiative aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Recognizing that, in addition to financing by the public sector,financing of information and communications technologies infrastructure by the private sector is playing an important role in many countries.
Additional resources have also been proposed for information andcommunication technologies infrastructure to replace Integrated Management Information System(IMIS) servers and to further strengthen the security and safety of the United Nations Office at Nairobi compound, through an additional provision of $280,000 under general temporary assistance.
They have also significantly facilitated communication and networking among providers and users of information where adequateinformation and communication technologies infrastructure and facilities exist.
At the same time,the existence of suitable information and communication technologies infrastructure is central to the provision and efficient sharing of forest-related information.
They will be utilized for the Commission ' s operational activities, including the implementation of training programmes,field projects and advisory missions dealing with information and communications technologies infrastructure development and the promotion of information-sharing.
Recognizes that, in addition to financing by the public sector,financing of information and communication technologies infrastructure by the private sector has come to play an important role in many countries and that domestic financing is being augmented by North-South flows and South-South cooperation;
(c) Encourage international organizations and financing institutions to enhance the capacity of research organizations, in developing countries in particular, in generating and accessing forest-related data and information through information andcommunication technologies infrastructure, in strengthening the skills of researchers, and in supporting networking activities;
Recognizes that, in addition to financing by the public sector,financing of information and communication technologies infrastructure by the private sector has come to play an important role in many countries and that domestic financing is being augmented by North-South flows and South-South cooperation;
At the request of the e-Africa Commission, several Governments in Eastern and Southern Africa have contributed the expertise of their policymakers and regulators in order to support the Commission in its endeavours to develop a policy framework under which the broadband information andcommunication technologies infrastructure network can be developed and implemented.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communication technologies infrastructure across Africa, the launching in Kigali, in October 2007, of Connect Africa, an initiative aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Therefore, investments to enhance forest research capacity specifically need to address thelack of information and communication technologies infrastructure in forest research organizations, particularly in developing countries.
The Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States are collaborating onthe development of a Pacific Ocean connectivity project that will address the need for developing information and communication technologies infrastructure in the Pacific.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communication technologies infrastructure across Africa, the first and second Summits of Connect Africa, held in Kigali on 29 and 30 October 2007 and in Cairo on 14 May 2008, an initiative aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Calls upon the donor community, international organizations and financial institutions to enhance the capacity of research organizations in developing countries in generating and accessing forest-related data and information,including through information and communication technologies infrastructure, strengthening the skills of researchers and supporting networking activities;
Recognizes that, in addition to financing by the public sector,financing of information and communications technologies infrastructure by the private sector has come to play an important role in many countries and that domestic financing is being augmented by North-South flows and complemented by South-South cooperation, and also recognizes that South-South and triangular cooperation can be useful tools for promoting the development of information and communications technologies; .
The donor community, international organizations and financial institutions are called upon to enhance the capacity of research organizations in developing countries in generating and accessing forest-related data and information,including through information and communication technologies infrastructure, strengthening the skills of researchers and supporting networking activities.[see previous para. 16].
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communication technologies infrastructure, the Summits of Connect Africa held in Kigali in October 2007 and in Cairo in May 2008 and the Connect the Commonwealth of Independent States Summit held in Minsk in November 2009, which are regional initiatives aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Within the framework of the project:(a) multi-State consultancy studies were carried out in the priority sectors of ECO;(b) the ECO library was computerized and books/journals were purchased for the library;(c) equipment required for the establishment of a small publications unit in the secretariat was purchased;(d)the existing information technologies infrastructure of the secretariat was further developed.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communications technologies infrastructure, the Connect Africa summits held in Kigali in 2007 and in Cairo in 2008, the Connect the Commonwealth of Independent States summit held in Minsk in 2009 and the meeting of Commonwealth countries in Colombo in 2010, which are regional initiatives aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Accessibility is concerned with the environmental setting for information and communications technologies, which includes the policy and legal frameworks, relative level of development, institutional arrangements and national capacities to plan and manage such technologies and to produce content,and the state of information and communications technologies infrastructure and associated technologies.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communication technologies infrastructure, the Connect Africa summits held in Kigali on 29 and 30 October 2007 and in Cairo from 12 to 15 May 2008 and the Connect the Commonwealth of Independent States summit held in Minsk on 26 and 27 November 2009, which are regional initiatives aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
The donor community, international organizations and financial institutions are called upon to enhance the capacity of research organizations in developing countries in generating and accessing forest-related data and information,including through information and communication technologies infrastructure, strengthening the skills of researchers and supporting networking activities.(NTP)(move to sect. XIII, means of implementation, or work of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests, sect. XII(USA)).
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communications technologies infrastructure, the Connect Africa summits held in Kigali in 2007 and in Cairo in 2008, the Connect the Commonwealth of Independent States summit held in Minsk in 2009 and the meeting of Commonwealth countries held in Colombo in 2010, which are regional initiatives aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.
Welcoming, in view of the existing gaps in information and communications technologies infrastructure, the Connect Africa summits held in Kigali, Rwanda, in 2007 and in Cairo, Egypt, in 2008 and the Connect the Commonwealth of Independent States summit held in Minsk, Belarus, in 2009 and the meeting of Commonwealth countries in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in 2010, which are regional initiatives aimed at mobilizing human, financial and technical resources to accelerate the implementation of the connectivity goals of the World Summit on the Information Society.