Sixty-first General Assembly

General Committee

6^th Meeting (PM)

General committee recommends against inclusion of new agenda item

on ‘contemporary forms of xenophobia’

 

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

104^th Meeting (AM)

General Assembly establishes department of field Support as it adopts

Fifth Committee recommendations on major peacekeeping overhaul

It also Approves Record Budget for Field Operations

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

103^rd Meeting (AM)

General Assembly adopts texts on day of non-violence, Ethiopian millennium;

Pays tribute to former Secretary-General kurt Waldheim

 

Secretary-General Says Waldheim Led United Nations

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

102^nd Meeting (AM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECIDES TO HOLD HIGH-LEVEL DIALOGUE ON INTERRELIGIOUS,

INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING IN OCTOBER

 

Also Requests Contributions to UN Population Award Trust Fund

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

101^th Meeting (AM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTS SRGJAN KERIM OF THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC

OF MACEDONIA AS PRESIDENT OF SIXTY-SECOND SESSION

 

Bureau Members of Main Committees Elected in Separate Meetings

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

100^th Meeting (AM)

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

98^th & 99^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS FOR UNITED FRONT AGAINST HIV/AIDS, AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

REVIEWS EFFORTS TO FIGHT GLOBAL PANDEMIC

 

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

97^th Meeting (AM)

IN TWO ROUNDS OF SECRET BALLOTING, GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELECTS 14 MEMBER STATES

TO THREE-YEAR TERMS ON HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL

 

Sixty-first General Assembly

Plenary

96^th Meeting (PM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY PROCLAIMS 2008 INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF LANGUAGES, IN EFFORT

TO PROMOTE UNITY IN DIVERSITY, GLOBAL UNDERSTANDING

 

Sixty-first General Assembly

Informal Thematic Debate

AM & PM Meetings

GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE ON ‘CIVILIZATIONS AND THE CHALLENGE FOR PEACE’ CONCLUDES;

ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT SAYS DIALOGUE ‘GATEWAY TO CHANGE’

 

Second-Day Panels Focus on: ‘The Responsibility of the Media’;