| Press Release TAD/1955 |
DEVELOPMENT RECORD OF MARKET-DRIVEN GLOBALIZATION POINTS TO URGENT NEED
FOR POLICY RETHINK, UNCTAD STUDY CONCLUDES
(Reissued as received.)
| Press Release SOC/CP/270 |
CONSENSUS REACHED ON UN CONVENTION AGAINST CORRUPTION
High-Level Signing Conference Planned for December in Mérida, Mexico
(Reissued as received.)
| Press Release SG/SM/8915 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL’S SPECIAL ENVOY CONCLUDES VISIT TO MYANMAR;
CONFIRMS DAW AUNG SAN SUU KYI WELL, IN GOOD SPIRITS
Following is a statement issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
| Press Release SG/SM/8914 AFR/715 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL, CONCERNED BY CÔTE D’IVOIRE DEVELOPMENTS,
URGES PARTIES TO SEEK SOLUTION THROUGH DIALOGUE
Following is a statement issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
| Press Release SG/SM/8913 |
SECRETARY-GENERAL DISTURBED BY ISRAEL’S DECISIONS
ON SEPARATION WALL, NEW SETTLEMENTS
Following is a statement issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:
| Press Release GA/SM/334 GA/10166 |
AT CLOSE OF HIGH-LEVEL DEBATE, GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT HIGHLIGHTS GOVERNMENTS’
‘RESOUNDING SUPPORT’ FOR MULTILATERALISM, UN PRIMARY ROLE
Following is the statement by the President of the General Assembly, Julian R. Hunte (Saint Lucia), at the close of the general debate of the fifty-eighth session of the General Assembly today:
| Press Release GA/10165 |
Fifty-eighth General Assembly
Plenary
21st & 22nd Meetings (AM & PM)
GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONCLUDES ANNUAL HIGH-LEVEL DEBATE -- NEED FOR JOINT ACTION
STRESSED CONCERNING DEVELOPMENT, IRAQI RECONSTRUCTION, WEAPONS PROLIFERATION
During Two-week Session, 189 Speakers Heard, Including 77 Heads of State
And Government, 4 Vice-Presidents, 94 Deputy Prime Ministers and Foreign Ministers
| Press Release AFR/717 IHA/803 |
RENEWED UNREST IN LIBERIA SLOWS HUMANITARIAN AID
AS THOUSANDS FLEE TOWARDS GUINEA
NEW YORK, 2 October 2003 –- Violence resurfaced in Monrovia yesterday after a period of relative calm.
| Press Release AFR/716 IHA/802 |
WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME BRINGS AID TO BURUNDI CIVILIANS
DISPLACED IN CLASHES BETWEEN REBEL GROUPS
| Press Release UNEP/172 |
SCIENTISTS TURN SPOTLIGHT ON THREATS, OPPORTUNITIES
OF BOOMING MARINE AQUARIA TRADE
(Reissued as received.)
NAIROBI/LONDON, 1 October (UNEP)- - Over 20 million tropical fish, including 1,471 species ranging from the sapphire devil to the copperhead butterflyfish, are being harvested annually to supply the booming marine aquarium trade in Europe and the United States, according to the most comprehensive global survey ever undertaken.
