Examples of using The subprogramme will focus in English and their translations into Arabic
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Towards these ends, the subprogramme will focus on the following.
In addition, the subprogramme will focus on boosting intra-African cooperation and trade.
To achieve its objective and expected accomplishments, the subprogramme will focus on the following four areas.
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To that end, the subprogramme will focus in particular on the involvement of society and non-governmental organizations and promoting understanding of the multidimensional nature of the drug problem.
In response to the sustainable development challenges in Africa identified in the 2005 World Summit Outcome,the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation and the NEPAD framework, the subprogramme will focus on the following priorities.
The subprogramme will focus on sustainable energy development for ECE member countries, implemented through cooperation among governments, energy industries and the international financial community.
Through studies, surveys, meetings, technical assistance, human and institutional capacity-building,some of which will be multidisciplinary in nature, the subprogramme will focus on harmonization of norms and standards in transport border crossing and for selected agricultural commodities.
In this context, the subprogramme will focus on scaling-up assistance to member States in monitoring and assessing progress in the implementation of MDGs and other regional and international commitments.
To implement these objectives in the biennium 2004-2005, the subprogramme will focus on the development of key policies that are essential for improving the coordination of emergency assistance.
The subprogramme will focus, inter alia, on promoting intraAfrican trade, monetary and financial cooperation within and between the regional economic communities, as well as on strengthening regional cooperation and integration.
The subprogramme will focus on providing greater technical support to member States and the regional economic communities with a view to improving their capacities for regional integration, in particular in their various areas of priority.
To attain these objectives, the subprogramme will focus its intervention on the following areas: democratic governance practices; human rights standards; post-conflict management; mainstreaming the role of civil society; and promoting public and private sector development.
The subprogramme will focus on applied research and the provision of advisory services and policy recommendations to member States with a view to addressing the challenges of achieving increased economic growth for sustainable development.
During the biennium 2012-2013, the subprogramme will focus on further development of the Asian Highway and Trans-Asian Railway networks, including acting as secretariat for the intergovernmental agreements for the networks, which are deposited with the Secretary-General.
The subprogramme will focus on strengthening the capacity of the national statistical systems of the region to produce and disseminate the statistical information and indicators needed for the design and monitoring of economic and social policies.
In that context, the subprogramme will focus on scaling up assistance to member States in the monitoring and assessing of progress in the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals and other regional and international commitments.
During the biennium, the subprogramme will focus on developing wider outreach to new constituencies, achieving greater impact through the use of modern communication technologies and a flexible allocation of resources to achieve optimal efficiency.
In this context, the subprogramme will focus on reduction of barriers to trade in goods and services caused by differences in regulatory approaches and differences in the procedures, standards and documents used by Governments and business for trade.
To this end, the subprogramme will focus on applied research and the provision of advisory services and policy recommendations to member States with a view to addressing the challenges of achieving higher economic growth for sustainable development.
The subprogramme will focus on applied research, knowledge-sharing and the provision of advisory services and policy recommendations to member States with a view to addressing the challenges of achieving increased economic growth for sustainable development.
In particular, the subprogramme will focus on: trade supporting services, such as transport efficiency, trade facilitation and customs and legal frameworks; economic applications of information and communication technologies; and development of the capacity of trade and training institutions.
The subprogramme will focus on advocacy, applied research and capacity-building activities to stimulate the mainstreaming of the gender perspective in public policies, taking into account the ethnic, racial and generational diversity that characterizes the region.
The subprogramme will focus on enhanced partnerships, applied research, knowledge-sharing, advocacy and the provision of advisory services to strengthen the capacity of member States with a view to addressing the challenges of achieving increased economic growth for sustainable development.
The subprogramme will focus on enhanced partnerships, applied research, knowledge sharing, advocacy and the provision of advisory services to strengthen the capacity of member States with a view to addressing the challenges of achieving increased economic growth for sustainable development.
In the biennium 1996-1997, the subprogramme will focus on analysis of the promotion of social integration,the alleviation and eradication of poverty and the expansion of productive employment, including institutional and economic factors that affect social cohesion and female marginality.
The subprogramme will focus on promoting intra-African trade and strengthening regional cooperation and integration in line with the declaration of the AU Summit in July 2007, which underscored the urgency to accelerate the economic and political integration of the continent.