Press Release ECOSOC/6028 |
Economic and Social Council
2002 Substantive Session
41st Meeting (PM) and Round-up of Session
Press Release ECOSOC/6028 |
Economic and Social Council
2002 Substantive Session
41st Meeting (PM) and Round-up of Session
Press Release UNITAR/693 |
SEMINAR ON POLICY AWARENESS, SECURITY ISSUES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
TO BE HELD AT UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS ON 29 JULY
NEW YORK, 24 July (Department of Economic and Social Affairs) -- The second high-level seminar on “Policy Awareness and Security Issues on Information Technology”, organized by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), will be held on Monday 29 July from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Trusteeship Council Chamber.
Press Release SC/7467 |
Security Council
4589th Meeting* (AM & PM)
COUNCIL HEARS ARGUMENTS FOR BROADER, MORE SYSTEMATIC PARTICIPATION
Press Release SC/7466 AFR/443 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON SUDAN BY SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT
The following press statement by Security Council President Jeremy Greenstock (United Kingdom) was made on 24 July:
Press Release ECOSOC/6027 |
Economic and Social Council
2002 Substantive Session
39th and 40th Meetings (AM & PM)
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL CALLS FOR END OF OCCUPATION
OF PALESTINIAN POPULATION CENTRES
By Recorded Vote, Adopts Text
On Repercussions of Israeli Occupation; Total of 50 Texts Adopted
Press Release SOC/NAR/847 |
KABUL MEETING DISCUSSES COUNTER-NARCOTIC STRATEGY
Press Release SG/A/812 AFR/442 BIO/3437 |
Biographical Note
IBRAHIMA FALL APPOINTED SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF SECRETARY-GENERAL
FOR GREAT LAKES REGION
Press Release SC/7465 |
Security Council
4588th Meeting (Night)
Press Release SC/7464 |
Security Council
4584th and 4585th Meetings (AM & PM)
SECURITY COUNCIL RECOMMENDS ADMISSION OF SWITZERLAND
AS MEMBER OF UNITED NATIONS
Press Release SC/7463 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON YUGOSLAV TRIBUNAL, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL
Following is yesterday’s press statement on the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Jeremy Greenstock (United Kingdom), President of the Security Council: