Examples of using Web services section in English and their translations into Arabic
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New pages created and pages updated in 2007 by the Web Services Section.
United Nations Web Services Section(United Nations website information, www.un. org).
Table 4 below shows the number of pages handled by the Web Services Section only.
New guidelines have been put in place by the Web Services Section in order to monitor compliance with accessibility levels.
The task force was established in July 2007 andconsists of five members representing the Web Services Section.
Each of the language units in the Web Services Section now have two professional posts.
Upon request, the Committee was provided with table VII.1,showing the current staffing of the Web Services Section.
New pages created and pages updated in 2004 by the Web Services Section of the Department of Public Information.
The Web Services Section created a specialized website in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish.
New pages created and pages updated in 2006 by the Web Services Section of the Department of Public Information.
The UN Web Services Section is planning to redesign the top level pages of the United Nations web site in 2005.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution60/109 B of 8 December 2005, the Web Services Section has been restructured accordingly.
The United Nations Web Services Section is providing nearly 150 daily and monthly log analysis statistics.
In 2006,the General Assembly made four new Professional posts available to the Web Services Section to establish the separate Language Units.
The Web Services Section continuously monitors and analyses site usage and is providing nearly 150 daily and monthly log analysis statistics.
Thus, the merger of the European information centres into a single centre located atBrussels freed six posts which were redeployed to the Web Services Section.
Since January 2006, the Web Services Section has posted an average of almost 570 new pages per official language, with an average of 2,216 pages updated per language.
Queries about the availability of statements on the General Assembly website should be directed to the United Nations Web Services Section(telephone 212 963 5148).
The Web Services Section of the Department continued to play a leading role in updating the site ' s content, with 5,678 pages uploaded in the first six months of 2009.
Forests 2011 website. The website(www.un. org/forests)was launched on 4 October 2010 in collaboration with the Web Services Section of the Department of Public Information.
In May 2011, the Web Services Section created and launched a website dedicated to the International Week of Solidarity with the Peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories(May 25-31) in the six official languages.
Following collaboration between the Department of Political Affairs, Security Council Affairs Division,and the Department of Public Information, Web Services Section, a redesigned website for the Security Council was launched on 4 October.
The Department ' s Web Services Section, working with UNIS Geneva, covered the three regular sessions of the Council in 2006, including 190 hours of live webcast recording of meetings and over 2,750 video clips of the proceedings in English and the original language.
Delegations wishing to have their statements(made during the general debate of the General Assembly, special sessions or other major events at Headquarters)posted on the United Nations website should contact the Web Services Section as early as possible at(ext. 3.0780).
The Web Services Section also created the International Youth Day website in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.10 The Meetings Coverage Section issued a total of 44 press releases(27 in English and 17 in French), covering meetings and press conferences, including the Secretary-General ' s messages and statements during the year.
VII.2 Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that, following the rationalization of the United Nations information centres,one P-4 and six General Service posts were redeployed to the Web Services Section of the Department of Public Information(with administrative effect as from 1 January 2004).
The first stage of the review indicated that, in the Professional category, the Department of Public Information currently has(a) 7 radio-related posts, including 3 in the Radio Section in New York and 4 in the Radio Services and Audio-visual Distribution Unit in Geneva, and(b)16 posts in the Web Services Section in New York.
The net decrease of $80,800 relates mainly to the proposed redeployment of one General Service(Other level) post in the Office of the Under-Secretary-General to subprogramme 2, News services, to strengthen the Web Services Section, offset by an increase in contractual services related to the development of an enterprise-level social media platform to improve self-evaluation and better support the delivery of United Nations strategic communications efforts in multiple languages at the global and country levels.
Delegations wishing to have their statements(made during the general debate of the General Assembly, special sessions or other major events at Headquarters) posted on the United Nations website should contact Ms. Sophie Farigoul,Chief of the French Language Unit, Web Services Section as early as possible at ext. 3.5148.
In addition to creating and launching the Victims of Terrorism Support Portal in the six official languages for the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force in the first half of June(see para.22 above), the Web Services Section has revamped the United Nations and climate change and the 2014 Climate Summit sites, which are now mobile-responsive.