Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

PM Meeting

LIVES OF MANY POOR PEOPLE WORLDWIDE DETERMINED BY CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND THEIR

CONTROL, WORLD BANK OFFICIAL TELLS SECOND-THIRD COMMITTEE PANEL DISCUSSION

In Joint Event to Consider Findings of Report on Equity,

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

12^th Meeting (PM)

INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES MARGINALIZE POOR COUNTRIES INSTEAD

OF INTEGRATING THEM INTO WORLD ECONOMY, GROUP OF 77 TELLS SECOND COMMITTEE

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

11^th Meeting (AM)

PANEL CALLS FOR OVERHAUL OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, BETTER

DEBT RESTRUCTURING IN PRESENTATION BEFORE SECOND COMMITTEE

Committee Also Concludes Discussion on Follow-up

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

10^th Meeting (AM & PM)

INTERNATIONAL TRADE, INVESTMENT, AID MUST COMPLEMENT DEVELOPING-FINANCING

EFFORTS BY POOR COUNTRIES, SECOND COMMITTEE MEETING TOLD

Earlier Panel Discussion Focuses on Debt Relief,

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

9^th Meeting (AM)

DELEGATES IN SECOND COMMITTEE STRESS IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING NATIONAL, REGIONAL

DISASTER-RESPONSE CAPABILITIES; CREATING CONDITIONS FOR LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

8^th Meeting (AM)

SPEAKERS STRESS NEED TO INCREASE CAPITAL FLOWS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, REVERSE

DEBT CYCLE AS SECOND COMMITTEE TAKES UP MACROECONOMIC POLICY QUESTIONS

Delegates Quiz Under-Secretary-General Following

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

AM Meeting

SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL GROWTH STRATEGIES REQUIRE EXPERIMENTATION, UNCONVENTIONAL

SOLUTIONS, KEYNOTE SPEAKER SAYS IN ADDRESS TO SECOND COMMITTEE

Best-Practices Approach Could Be Harmful to Shaping of Policy, He Says

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

6^th & 7^th Meetings (AM & PM)

UNSTABLE COMMODITY PRICES, LIMITED MARKETS, SUBSIDIES AMONG IMPEDIMENTS

BLOCKING POOR COUNTRIES’ ACCESS TO VITAL TRADE, SECOND COMMITTEE TOLD

Sixtieth General Assembly

Second Committee

4^th & 5^th Meetings (AM & PM)

SPEAKERS IN SECOND COMMITTEE HIGHLIGHT HAZARDS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, NATURAL

DISASTERS, HIGH OIL PRICES FOR COUNTRIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

global economy declined in 2005 compared to last year, Under-Secretary-General

says in statement to Second Committee as it begins general debate

He Blames Global Imbalances, but Notes Positive Signs,

Including Continued Robust Growth in International Trade, Calm Financial Markets