SECURITY COUNCIL’S COUNTER-TERRORISM COMMITTEE TO MEET WITH GLOBAL ORGANIZATIONS

ON BORDER SECURITY, AT UNITED NATIONS OFFICE IN NAIROBI, 29 to 31 OCTOBER

 

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Madam Ban Soon-taek arrived in Washington, D.C., on Thursday morning, 11 October.

Sixty-second General Assembly

Fifth Committee

8^th Meeting (AM)

BUDGET COMMITTEE TAKES UP ACCELERATED STRATEGY

FOR IMPLEMENTING CAPITAL MASTER PLAN

2007 Report of International Civil Service Commission Also Introduced

Secretary-general urges renewed efforts to meet millennium

Goals for global economic, social progress

 

High-Level Dialogue on Financing for Development Is Told

Progress So Far ‘Uneven’; Midpoint Review Is Chance for New Breakthroughs

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

31^st & 32^nd Meetings (AM & PM)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OPENS HIGH-LEVEL DIALOGUE ON FINANCING FOR DEVELOPMENT,

AIMS TO SET STAGE FOR NEXT YEAR’S REVIEW OF 2002 ‘ MONTERREY CONSENSUS’

 

Sixty-second General Assembly

First Committee

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

Sixty-second General Assembly

Third Committee

20^th & 21^st Meetings (AM & PM)

SEVEN DRAFT RESOLUTIONS ON KEY HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES INTRODUCED TO THIRD COMMITTEE

Proposed Unified Standing Treaty Body Not Panacea for Existing Problems

Sixty-second General Assembly

Sixth Committee

12^th & 13^th Meetings (AM & PM)

REVIEWING ISSUES OF HARM, DAMAGE FROM UNLAWFUL TRANSBOUNDARY ACTIONS,

LEGAL COMMITTEE WEIGHS MERITS OF GUIDELINES, FORMAL TREATY

 

Security Council

5766^th Meeting (AM & PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT ‘PERVASIVE’ GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE

AS IT HOLDS DAY-LONG DEBATE ON WOMEN, PEACE, SECURITY

 

Members Adopt Presidential Statement as Secretary-General

SECRETARY-GENERAL HAILS RETURN OF MULTILATERALISM IN REMARKS

AT CONCERT TO CELEBRATE UNITED NATIONS DAY

 

Following is the text of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s remarks at the United Nations Day concert in New York, today, 24 October: