UNITED NATIONS, ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS TO CONVENE

INTERNATIONAL PLEDGING CONFERENCE FOR MYANMAR ON 25 MAY

 

The following is a statement issued jointly by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the Chair of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN):

Secretary-General welcomes ‘positive development’ in Burundi peace process,

As delegation of palipehutu-fnl arrives in capital

 

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

SECRETARY-GENERAL ANNOUNCES $7 MILLION GRANT FROM EMERGENCY FUND TO HELP

MEET URGENT HUMANITARIAN NEEDS FOLLOWING CHINA’S EARTHQUAKE

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

Narrowing digital divide crucial part of achieving global anti-poverty goals,

Says Secretary-General in message to Seoul meeting on internet economy

 

Secretary-General says real peace possible ‘if we work collectively

to make it happen’, in message in advance of international day

Following is UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s video message 100 days in advance of the International Day of Peace, to be broadcast on 13 June:

UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION HAS BECOME ‘THE UN’S BEST FRIEND’, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL

OFFERING CONGRATULATIONS ON TENTH ANNIVERSARY

Following is the text of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s video message on the tenth anniversary of the United Nations Foundation, observed 13 June 2008:

ON SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PEACEKEEPING, SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS WORLD MUST ENSURE

SACRIFICES OF BLUE HELMETS NEVER FORGOTTEN, VITAL WORK CONTINUES

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE TO DUBLIN CONFERENCE, SAYS ALL CLUSTER MUNITIONS

 

SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES YOUNG LEADERS TO ‘DREAM BIG’, HELP MAKE WORLD BETTER PLACE,

IN REMARKS TO NEW YORK MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE

 

Following are UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s remarks to the Global Classrooms Model United Nations Conference, in New York, 15 May:

SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN MESSAGE TO LUANDA MEETING, NOTES ‘ENCOURAGING’ STEPS TOWARDS

PEACE IN CENTRAL AFRICA, BUT SAYS SOME RECENT EVENTS THREATEN LASTING STABILITY