Examples of using The programme continues in English and their translations into Arabic
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The programme continues to develop and evolve.
Notwithstanding the enormous humanitarian difficulties faced by the Iraqi people, the Programme continues to have a positive impact.
At the same time, the programme continues to face severe financial difficulties.
Successful implementation of the Counter-Piracy Programme continues, with a current funded budget of $15 million, and the Programme continues to grow.
At the same time, the programme continues to face severe financial difficulties.
Notwithstanding the fact that resolution 986(1995) was never intended to meet all the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people,I remain confident that the programme continues to provide essential support in the current situation.
In that context, the Programme continues to participate in all meetings of mutual interest.
UNETPSA recently initiated projects to strengthen the educationmanagement capabilities of the historically black universities. The programme continues to emphasize training at technical and first-degree levels in Africa in fields most relevant to the development of southern Africa.
The Programme continues to work with Member States at the regional level to establish the Centres.
However, as indicated in my previous report, the Programme continues to face a shortfall of approximately $10 million for the rehabilitation of cantonment sites.
However, the programme continues to face a number of challenges, largely identified in a report it prepared in January 2002.
In the field of public sector management reform,therefore, the programme continues to operate in partnership with the World Bank, UNDP and its Management Development and Governance Division and other bilateral and multilateral technical assistance programmes. .
The Programme continues to emphasize cooperation with Member States at the regional level aimed at establishing and supporting the centres and the network.
Furthermore, the programme continues to coordinate and support 13 regional sea programmes, nine of which are based upon regional conventions.
The programme continues to expand every year and this year's initiative represents our largest to date. We anticipate welcoming more than 2,000 buyers from o24countries.”.
Furthermore, the Programme continues to coordinate and support 13 regional sea programmes, 9 of which are based upon regional conventions.
The programme continues to cooperate with scholarship agencies, NGOs and educational institutions in co-sponsorship arrangements to increase the number of students assisted.
The Programme continues to emphasize cooperation with member States at the regional and international levels, aimed at supporting the regional centres for space science and technology education.
In addition, the Programme continues to collaborate with FAO in organizing awareness-building workshops and policy seminars on food security and sustainable development.
The Programme continues to contribute to the implementation of the recommendations of the Third Space Conference of the Americas, which adopted the Punta del Este Declaration(A/51/682, annex).
The Programme continues to strengthen synergies with other areas of the work of UNODC, including research and statistics, as well as the areas of countering money-laundering and drug trafficking.
The Programme continues to strive for standardization and standard operating procedures covering technical, operational and administrative matters have been published and are followed by the de-mining organizations.
The Programme continues to cooperate with the United Nations University by exchanging published research literature on such issues as urbanization, sustainable development and other topics on the UNHABITAT agenda.
The Programme continues to emphasize cooperation with member States at the regional and international levels, aimed at supporting the regional centres for space science and technology education, affiliated to the United Nations.
In addition, the Programme continues to publish educational materials in the six official languages of the Organization;the most recent publication was volume II of the Discussion Papers Journal, which targets university students.
The Programme continues its effort to tackle issues in support of Africa ' s landlocked countries, including completion of missing links in trans-African highway networks, development of transit corridors and reduction of non-physical barriers.
The Programme continues to cooperate with UNFPA through mutual sharing of information, data and experiences in various aspects of the implementation of the plan of action of the International Conference on Population and Development and of the Habitat Agenda.
The programme continues to cooperate with the overall efforts of the Office of the High Representative to reform the judicial system and has participated in the development of proposals for new judicial service commissions and for judicial training centres for both entities.
The Programme continues to co-sponsor training programmes with technikons, teacher training institutions and other institutions involved in distance education, with a focus on teacher upgrading in South Africa to strengthen the educational infrastructure of the country.
The programme continues to formalize partnership arrangements with African institutions such as the African Union, with which the University for Peace organized in June 2006 an international conference on the theme" Strategies for peace with development: the role of education, training and research".