Fifty-seventh General Assembly

First Committee

14^th & 15^th Meetings (AM & PM)

BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS, MIDDLE EAST NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION

AMONG ISSUES ADDRESSED BY 13 TEXTS INTRODUCED IN FIRST COMMITTEE

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Fifth Committee

10^th Meeting (AM)

FIFTH COMMITTEE CONTINUES EXAMINATION OF BOARD OF AUDITORS REPORTS

United States, Norway Underline Need

For Timely Publication of Reports, Full Implementation of Board’s Recommendations

Ad Hoc Committee to Review

New Agenda for Development of Africa

PM Meeting

GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE APPROVES REPORT, DRAFT

RESOLUTION ON UNITED NATIONS DECADE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA

Fifty-seventh General Assembly

Plenary

33^rd and 34^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SPEAKERS IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXPRESS ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT

FOR NEW PARTNERSHIP FOR AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT

Disarmament Commission

2002 Organizational Session

2500^th Meeting (PM)

Secretary-General Kofi Annan, who left New York on Saturday, arrived on Sunday evening in Hangzhou, an attractive and prosperous lakeside city in a silk-producing region south of Shanghai that is said to have captured nearly a third of the world market in silk ties.

FIGHTING POVERTY, PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT ARE MUTUALLY

REINFORCING GOALS, SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS

Following is the message of Secretary-General Kofi Annan to the Second Assembly of the Global Environment Facility, delivered by Klaus Töpfer, Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme in Beijing today:

IN ADDRESS TO MONGOLIAN PARLIAMENT, SECRETARY-GENERAL STRESSES

CONTRIBUTIONS OF NATIONS GREAT OR SMALL

Following is Secretary-General Kofi Annan's address to the State Great Hural (Parliament) of Mongolia:  "Small States in an era of globalization", Ulaanbaatar, 16 October:

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Security Council

4625^th Meeting (AM & PM)

RETURN OF UNITED NATIONS INSPECTORS, WITHOUT CONDITIONS, IS KEY

TO SOLVING ARMS IMPASSE WITH IRAQ, SECURITY COUNCIL IS TOLD

‘Grave Consequences’ of Military Action Foreshadowed in Day-long Debate;