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The only play injury I had witnessed during my observation sessions in Nizamuddin Basti in2005 involved a rickety slide on a barren piece of land in front of the local government primary school.

Mr Matsuura’s address at the opening of that meeting is appended in Annex VIII.

The Director-General’s assertion echoes many of STU’s statements before the Executive Board and the General Conference, except that, unlike Mr Matsuura, STU includes HRM in “the staff as a whole”.

As UNESCO Director-General Koïchiro Matsuura stated: “The global crisis demands global solidarity.

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The present document contains the text that, is accordance with the wishes of the Executive Board, the candidate, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, has submitted in French and English on his vision for UNESCO.

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Mr Matsuura’s address at the ceremony is reproduced in Annex VI.

A special meeting, chaired by Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, was held in the morning of 8 September on the theme of “the involvement of civil society in promoting education for all (EFA)”.

The meeting, opened by the Director-General of UNESCO, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, and the Secretary of Education of the United States, Rod Paige, focused on three main issues: Challenges and Dilemmas facing the Quality of Education; The Need for an Expanded Definition of the Quality of Education; Tools for Change and Improvement.

The President invited Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, to deliver his closing address.

On the invitation of the Director-General of UNESCO Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, the Forum (FOSRASUN) composed of the regional and subregional economic communities (RECs), the African Union Commission, the Secretariats of NEPAD and UNESCO, met on 13 September 2004 at the Headquarters of UNESCO in Paris.

And I pay tribute to Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, the Director-General, and his staff for their never-failing support to our group.

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Convened by the Director-General of UNESCO, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, it brought 80 ministers and 10 deputy ministers of education and 400 governmental and non-governmental representatives together on the same platform to discuss on the basis of specific examples the manner in which their collaboration is put into practice.

Welcoming the experts1 to its first meeting on behalf of Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, Mr Marcio Barbosa, Deputy Director-General of UNESCO underlined the importance of giving effect to the right to education, which is at the heart of UNESCO’s education programme.

The Director-General of UNESCO, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, opened the session by noting that investment in the sciences, including the ocean sciences, is key to economic development.

That is why we need to adopt comprehensive, interdisciplinary, intersectoral and holistic approaches as Mr Matsuura, the Director-General put it in his opening speech, in dealing with issues relevant to quality education.

In his introductory statement, the Director-General, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, noted that the world was traversing a period of great uncertainty characterized by multiple and complex crises, and further affected by the quiet growth in poverty and inequalities, which all put in danger the progress realized over the last decade.

I have the honour, further to Article II.3 of the Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and Rule 99.2 of UNESCO’s Rules of Procedure of the General Conference, to apply on behalf of the Faroe Islands for its admission as an Associate Member under the name “Faroes”.

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Mr Matsuura recalled the substantial contribution of Mr Javier Pérez de Cuéllar to the emergence of a new ethic of responsibility towards cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, through the Report of the World Commission on Culture and Development that he chaired.

The ceremony, chaired by Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General, and introduced by Ms Aicha Bah Diallo, Assistant Director-General for Education, a.i., was the occasion for the ICE participants to be reminded once again of the importance of literacy and of its progress worldwide, through video documents and the testimony of trainers and pupils.

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