Examples of using The subprogramme will continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition,through its joint activities with the major players in the field of statistics, the subprogramme will continue to play a coordination role for the international statistical activities in the region.
Also, the subprogramme will continue to strengthen its internal capacities by bringing in external experts/consultants.
To enhance the capacity of member countries inaccelerating the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals, the subprogramme will continue to lead the coordination and production of a joint regional LAS-United Nations report on the Millennium Development Goals in the Arab region.
The subprogramme will continue to strengthen diversification in commodity-dependent African economies to develop integrated regional markets around strategic agricultural commodities.
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With regard to regional cooperation, the subprogramme will continue to support further development of the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement.
The subprogramme will continue to work through its existing partnerships with United Nations Resident Coordinators, UNDP, the regional commissions, ILO and UNCTAD.
During the biennium 2014-2015, the subprogramme will continue to support developing countries in achieving sustainable forest management.
The subprogramme will continue to build a gender-sensitive database on social policies and measures of impact on population, human development, human settlements and women and gender, together with demographic data sheets.
At the subregional and regional levels, the subprogramme will continue to strengthen cooperative mechanisms to address common environmental problems.
The subprogramme will continue to play an important part in the implementation of Agenda 21, particularly with regard to the development and dissemination of integrated environmental and economic accounting statistics and indicators of sustainable development.
To ensure the effective delivery of its programme of work, the subprogramme will continue to forge its partnership with the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, and other partners in the region.
The subprogramme will continue to consult and work in collaboration with the specialized agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system and with other stakeholders at the regional and international levels concerned with social issues.
To ensure the effective delivery of its programme of work, the subprogramme will continue to forge partnerships at different levels and draw on strengths, capacities and synergies with government authorities, regional bodies and academic institutions.
The subprogramme will continue to provide assistance to developing countries in support of the ongoing work of UNCITRAL through advisory services and analytical work(non-recurrent publications), as contained in the work programme.
In its efforts to address the Millennium Development Goals, the subprogramme will continue to explore innovative approaches to link poor producers to global value chains and international markets to ensure the sustainability of poverty reduction initiatives.
The subprogramme will continue to strengthen its role as the major source of comprehensive information and analysis of international investment, focusing on the development dimension and the integration of investment, technology and enterprise development issues.
To support the implementation of its activities, the subprogramme will continue to enhance its partnership with the African Union Commission, regional economic communities, the African Development Bank and other relevant organizations of the United Nations system.
The subprogramme will continue to play an important part in the implementation of Agenda 21, particularly with regard to the development and dissemination of integrated environmental and economic accounting, environmental statistics and indicators of sustainable development.
At the global level, the subprogramme will continue to work in close collaboration with the Inter-agency Network on Youth Development,the Global Migration Group, and the Inter-agency Network on Women and Gender Equality.
The subprogramme will continue to promote regional cooperation and partnerships for improved information and communications technology connectivity, with a focus on policy harmonization for infrastructure development and information and communications technology capacity-building.
In 2014-2015, the subprogramme will continue to provide advisory services aimed at enhancing national capacity in areas of social protection, integrated social policy, employment generation, civic engagement and participation, and other emerging social issues.
The subprogramme will continue to strengthen the Division ' s role as the major source of comprehensive information and analysis of international investment, focusing on the development dimension and on the integration of investment, technology and enterprise development issues.
The subprogramme will continue to foster collaboration between relevant governmental bodies and national and regional stakeholders through the organization of expert group meetings, workshops, thematic conferences and commemoration of events relevant to women ' s rights and gender equality.
The subprogramme will continue to promote South-South cooperation among its member countries following the example of the cooperation between the National Institute for Statistics and Geography of Mexico and the Haitian Institute for Statistics in the development of an indicator of economic activity.
The subprogramme will continue to focus on providing assistance to member States in the planning, development and utilization of human resources and through technical publications supported by seminars, workshops, meetings and conferences organized at the national, subregional and regional levels.
The subprogramme will continue to play a leading role in the implementation of the Reference Regional Strategic Framework for Statistical Capacity-building in Africa and in the provision of support to countries in the design and implementation of their national strategies for the development of statistics.
Likewise, the subprogramme will continue to support the work of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change secretariat, in the areas of strategic communications, supporting developing countries in the international negotiations, technology transfer and financing of climate investments.
In the second area, the subprogramme will continue upgrading the knowledge and skills of the national statistical offices in increasing the availability, frequency and timeliness of core socio-economic statistics, and in adopting new and revised economic and social international classifications and standards.