Delegations underscored the value for their countries of a legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects, in a meeting this afternoon of the Sixth Committee (Legal), as it concluded its examination of the report of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL).
Participation Of Poorest In Their Own Development Seen As One Key To Meeting Poverty-Eradication Goals
Developing Countries Acknowledge Primary Responsibility, While Developed World Is urged to Honour Past Commitments
General Debate Continues, with Focus on Need To Ratify Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, Nuclear Testing in South Asia
Israels Judaization of East Jerusalem through demographic transformation was aimed at encouraging Arabs to leave, the representative of Malaysia told the Fourth Committee (Special Political and Decolonization) this afternoon.
As the Sixth Committee (Legal) took up the annual report of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), speakers this morning all pointed to the significant progress made in the Commissions work on three key legal texts that are expected to be finalized during the next UNCITRAL session, in June 2000.
Second Committee Concludes Debate On Macroeconomic Policy Question
Committee Begins General Debate, Hearing 10 Speakers
Also Concludes Consideration of Secretary-Generals Report
