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been rotting in Eritrean prisons for more than three years.

has been growing at a rapid pace although its laggard adoption of the capitalist system.

and obtain industry feedback ($15,600); attendance of specialized trade fairs related to the automotive industry to ensure that the highest industry standards are applied to vehicle fleet contracting processes and after-sale support ($9,700); and attendance of the chief transportation officers’ conference in UNLB to gain better understanding of peacekeeping missions’ requirements related to vehicles and fuel ($8,700).

to ensure appropriate and effective liaison with UNEP in Nairobi.

missing persons, the principle of non-discrimination, freedom of movement, property rights, freedom of religion and cultural rights, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to education as well as with regard to a gender perspective.

IDN and multilingual e-mail address, DNSSEC and domain name security as well as the application of these new technologies in the emerging fields of Internet of things, cloud computing and big data, and will make the reporting regular and systematic so as to reflect the latest progress, analyze the characteristics and predict the development trend of IP address and domain name technology for the reference by the managers, researchers and workers in the Internet industry.

countries, needs to be made explicit and meaningful.

Maritime Exporters spoke about cooperation as the means for success.

intra-African trade and investment.

and that such organizations should again be invited to report to the Subcommittee at its fifty-second session on their activities relating to space law.

(TSA)-certified as high-speed, capable of screening more than 1,000 bags per hour (BPH).

to education and EFA, science and technology, culture and access to information and knowledge through ICTs.

groups active in mediation and conflict prevention, particularly at the local level.

of the political declaration on Africa’s development needs; and requested the Secretary-General to submit a comprehensive report on the implementation of the resolution to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session on the basis of inputs from Governments, organizations of the United Nations system and other stakeholders in the New Partnership (resolution 64/258).

12 best practices, including: (a) Nigeria’s role in Africa as a consistent mediator and promoter of regional economic cooperation and development; (b) Nigeria’s role in conflict resolution and peace building, particularly in the West African sub-region; (c) the Federal Character principle, as a constitutional principle for the equitable allocation of resources and political offices among the constituting units of the Federation; (d) Gender Affirmative Action; and (e) the National Agency for Prohibition of Traffic in Persons’ sustained efforts in combating human trafficking.

to the organizations of the United Nations system to coordinate closely with the African Union Commission and its NEPAD structures, including the Regional Coordination Mechanism, in order to enhance overall coordination, monitoring and evaluation of all the development programmes and projects of all international development stakeholders.

the Global Island Partnership, the Caribbean Community, the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States and the Pacific Islands Forum; at the national level through national sustainable development strategies, national sustainable development councils and increased inter-ministerial coordination; and at the local level through local Agenda 21 plans and similar community programmes, including increased support for major groups.

the President chaired the meeting with Chair of the NEPAD secretariat and the Executive Director of the United Nations Fund for International Partnerships; (e) high-level summit of the Economic and Social Council in July 2006 at United Nations Headquarters: round-table meeting on the challenges of employment creation in Africa and the least developed countries.