Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

1^st Meeting (AM)

SECOND COMMITTEE APPROVES PROGRAMME OF WORK; PREPARES TO TAKE UP NEW AGENDA ITEMS,

INCLUDING GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS, BEST PRACTICES FOR POVERTY ERADICATION

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

22^nd & 23^rd Meetings (AM & PM)

As general Assembly concludes annual debate, members urged to begin implementation

of agreed initiatives to boost aid, achieve development, reform un

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

20^th & 21^st Meetings (AM & PM)

as annual assembly debate continues, speakers express support for peacebuilding

commission, highlight special needs of small islands , among other issues

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

18^th & 19^th Meetings (AM & PM)

although world summit outcome ‘disappointing’, un reform efforts must continue,

general assembly told during annual high-level debate

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

15^th, 16^th & 17^th Meetings (AM & PM)

sustainable development, un reform, enabling environment for developing countries

among issues highlighted, as general assembly debate continues

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

13^th & 14^th Meetings (AM & PM)

MOST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES UNABLE TO ACHIEVE MILLENNIUM GOALS, GIVEN CURRENT

LEVELS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT, GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOLD

Enhanced Resource Flows, Scientific

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

11^th & 12^th Meetings (AM & PM)

UN MUST LEARN FROM MISTAKES, MORE EFFECTIVELY IMPLEMENT DECISIONS,

FOREIGN MINISTER OF RWANDA TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

General Debate Continues, with Security Council Reform,

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

9^th & 10^th Meetings (AM & PM)

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

7^th & 8^th Meetings (AM & PM)

WORLD LEADERS PLEDGE WIDE-RANGING STEPS ON POVERTY, TERRORISM, HUMAN RIGHTS,

UN REFORM, AS 2005 SUMMIT CONCLUDES IN NEW YORK

Sixtieth General Assembly

Plenary

5^th & 6^th Meetings (AM & PM)

STEPS TO REFORM UN SHOULD UNITE, NOT DIVIDE, INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY,

GENERAL ASSEMBLY SUMMIT TOLD

On Summit’s Second Day, World Leaders Continue Debate on Security