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[...] [...] 2009; “SM Goh urges Myanmar to continue with national reconciliation [...]

[...] [...] which over 60 are working at Angkor.

The construction of housing units will begin with the contracting of undertakings in the form of housing estates or plot divisions, comprising apartments or houses.

[...] [...] renovate an old building for a preschool, [...]

[...] [...] maintenance such as at Angkor complex in Siem Reap and [...]

[...] [...] various teams operating in Angkor so that they provide [...]

The University also organized numerous public lectures, conferences, symposia and other events including the U Thant Distinguished Lecture Series, an annual lecture series in Tokyo, Maastricht, Addis Ababa and Helsinki, and other annual events including the joint UNU-EU Tokyo Global Forum, the Africa Day Symposium and a series of global seminars which foster a better understanding among university students and young professionals of important global issues and the [...] [...]

The “My Home, My Life” programme is a federal Government programme consisting of the acquisition of land and construction or reclassification of real properties contracted as housing undertakings in the form of housing estates or plotdivision developments, comprising apartments or houses, which are transferred to families with monthly incomes of up to R$1,600.

According to David Throsby, “an item of cultural capital can be defined as an asset that embodies or gives rise to cultural value in addition to whatever economic value it might possess… a heritage building may have some commercial value as a piece of real estate, but its true value to individuals or to the community is likely to have aesthetic, spiritual, symbolic or other elements that may transcend or lie outside of the economic calculus.

Pairing up with Tony Foti for the photorealistic illustration of Wu Zun, Shotopop [...] [...]

(a) The role of the Angkor monuments has been [...] [...]

As the standing secretariat of the International Coordinating Committee for the Safeguarding and Development of the Historic Site of Angkor (ICC), UNESCO has supported the preparation of a mobility plan in the protected zone, several seminars on restoration techniques and the ICC plenary session commemorating its tenth anniversary.

Recently, an additional prison block had been constructed, which would improve the separation of prisoners significantly.

João Manuel Costa Antunes, Director, Macau Government Tourist Office added, "Visa International has chosen Macau as the "treasure land" for "Visa Treasure Hunt", which corresponds very well to Macau's image as a city of cultural treasures. As one of the major activities for the "2006 Macau World Heritage Year" campaign, "Visa Treasure Hunt" encourages the spending of visitors to Macau while promotes at the same time "The Historic Centre of Macau".

[...] Representative met with Government officials, the FARDC Military Command, MONUC, the United Nations Country Team, representatives of civil society and children and young people in Kinshasa, Goma, Bukavu, Masisi and Dungu.

The IBE’s financial statements as at 31 December 2010 equates the in-kind benefit constituted by this use to a voluntary in-kind contribution valued at US $762,594 (Note 8 to the financial statements).

During the reporting period, 30 Palestinian structures were demolished in East Jerusalem and 41 in Area C of the West Bank, displacing 148 Palestinians.

It has been associated with the departing vice president, Tin Aung Myint Oo, and some of his colleagues in cabinet (see Section V below).

[...] [...] restoration of the historic buildings in the [...]

[...] construction of hundreds of homes, Israel’s [...] [...]

[...] [...] each area and building (Annex I).

Wu Jialin, Chairman of the [...] [...]

Speaking of the need for further dialogue to address the ongoing conflict in Kachin State, he stressed that “any loss of life and property from either side in the conflict [is] a loss for the country”.