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year, we agreed on a process to identify the best possible topics.

the reports of the subsidiary bodies which have been held since the sixty-sixth session of the Commission; and (f) the identification of key issues to be taken up in meetings of subsidiary bodies in 2011.

promoting a culture of peace”, “Preventing religious radicalisation and extremism” and “Cooperation for the promotion of religious freedom”.

and action-oriented plan to further the fight against this global problem.

of implementation of international restrictive measures; and forms of outreach activities with a view to raising awareness of both civil servants and the private sector concerning the WMD threat.

environment and competitiveness; regional cooperation of competition authorities and trends in competition law implementation and enforcement in the Arab region; the interface between competition policies and consumer protection; anti-competitive agreements; and the institutional framework for competition law enforcement.

rights in light of current austerity measures”.

countries involved in operations authorized by the Council.

but which, regrettably, it continues to seek to cast, in a forced way, as threats to international peace and security in order to interfere with the mandates of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.

the impact on children of the armed aggression against my country and in engaging international efforts to ensure respect by the relevant Member State of its obligations under the United Nations Charter and international law.

(A/65/L.20) and sustainable fisheries (A/65/L.21), respectively, as well as to the Secretariat, in particular the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea, for its competent assistance to Member States in their deliberations on various aspects of the agenda item throughout the year.

(see S/PV.6472), which was held on 21 January at the initiative of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

SBSTA 3227 and expressed its appreciation to Parties for providing, during that dialogue meeting, their views on research needs and priorities, in particular those related to reducing uncertainties and gaps in scientific knowledge relevant to the needs of the Convention.

implementation of the Programme of Action, as well as any possible follow-up action to the Third Biennial Meeting.

in paragraph 120 of my report (S/2011/249).

recasting others in terms to which both parties could agree.

continuation of the Memory of the World Programme as a flagship activity; reflection and guidelines on the use of open source software; capacity-building in communication and information and training of media professionals; public service broadcasting; development of community multimedia centres; and development of diverse and multilingual local content.

the Programme of Action in the area of international cooperation, including implementation challenges and opportunities; take stock of progress made in implementing the measures highlighted in the outcome document of the Third Biennial Meeting in the area of international cooperation; identify additional areas in which inter-agency cooperation is possible and desirable in addressing the illicit trade in small arms in all its aspects; identify additional areas in which information-sharing is possible and desirable in addressing the illicit trade in small arms in all its aspects; and consider whether and how existing mechanisms or structures for inter-agency cooperation and informationsharing could be adapted to international cooperation on small arms and light weapons.

and the implementation of information and communications technology common services in peacekeeping operations; the annual conference of the Commercial Information Technology for Multinational Operations to improve and facilitate civilian and military interaction in the area of peacemaking, peacekeeping and nation-building.