Press Release


ECOSOC/6124
07/07/2004
Press Release
ECOSOC/6124


Economic and Social Council

2004 Substantive Session

27th & 28th Meetings (AM & PM)


ECOSOC CALLS ON FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONS TO TAKE ADDITIONAL STEPS


TO INTEGRATE GENDER PERSPECTIVES INTO THEIR WORK


Coordination Segment Suspended Pending Negotiations on Rural

Development Draft; Operational Activities Segment Begins with Panel Discussion

DSG/SM/229-POP/906
07/07/2004
Press Release
DSG/SM/229
POP/906


Deputy Secretary-General praises winners of 2004 un population award


for dedication to creating world of opportunity, dignity


Following are Deputy Secretary-General Louise Fréchette’s remarks at the United Nations Population Award in New York, 6 July:


I have great pleasure in welcoming all of you to the 2004 United Nations Population Award ceremony.

UNEP/236
06/07/2004
Press Release
UNEP/236


POLLUTION-BUSTING PROJECT UNVEILED FOR WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN


Clean Up of Coastal Waters Offers New Hope to Region’s People and Wildlife


(Reissued as received.)


ANTANANARIVO/NAIROBI, 6 July (UNEP) -- A multi-million-dollar project aimed at cutting pollution in the Western Indian Ocean was announced today at a meeting of environment ministers in the Madagascar capital of Antananarivo.

SG/SM/9407-AFR/990
06/07/2004
Press Release
SG/SM/9407
AFR/990


SECRETARY-GENERAL COMMENDS LEADERS OF GABON, EQUATORIAL GUINEA


FOR AGREEMENT TO PEACEFULLY RESOLVE BORDER DISPUTE


Following is the text of comments by Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the signing ceremony between Gabon and Equatorial Guinea of an agreement to peacefully resolve their border dispute, in Addis Ababa, today:

SG/SM/9405-AFR/988
06/07/2004
Press Release
SG/SM/9405
AFR/988


SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS FOR ‘UNIQUELY AFRICAN GREEN REVOLUTION’ IN 21ST CENTURY,


TO END CONTINENT’S PLAGUE OF HUNGER, IN ADDIS ABABA REMARKS


Following are Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s opening remarks at a high-level event on Innovative Approaches to Meeting the Hunger Millennium Development Goal in Africa:  “Africa’s Green Revolution: A Call to Action”, in Addis Ababa, 5 July: