SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS IMPACT OF NEAR-UNIVERSAL CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION

‘MOMENTOUS’ IN MESSAGE TO SECOND REVIEW CONFERENCE

 

RWANDA GENOCIDE ANNIVERSARY ‘AN OBSERVANCE VITAL TO UPHOLDING THE VALUES

 

OF OUR COMMON HUMANITY’, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL AT HEADQUARTERS

Following are UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s remarks on the fourteenth anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda, in New York, 7 April:

DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL, IN ADDRESS TO SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, SAYS MARTIN LUTHER

KING’S MESSAGE ‘RINGS MORE TRUE TODAY THAN WHEN HE DELIVERED IT IN HIS LIFETIME’

MORE THAN 100 INSTITUTIONS NOW ENDORSE UNITED NATIONS-BACKED INITIATIVE

TO PROMOTE RESPONSIBILITY IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

 

Commission on Population and Development

Forty-first Session

2^nd & 3^rd Meetings* (AM & PM)

SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES EXPEDITIOUS, TRANSPARENT RELEASE

 

OF ELECTION RESULTS IN ZIMBABWE

 

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

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived on Wednesday, 2 April, in Bucharest, Romania, where he met shortly upon arrival with the Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Jaap de Hoop Scheffer.  They discussed Afghanistan, Kosovo and cooperation between the United Nations and NATO. 

Note to Correspondents

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO SEEK ‘COMMON UNDERSTANDING’

 

ON UN MANAGEMENT REFORM, AT 8-9 APRIL DEBATE

 

EVERYTHING UNITED NATIONS DOES - DIPLOMACY, PEACEKEEPING - HINGES ON SOUND

MANAGEMENT OF LIMITED RESOURCES, SAYS SECRETARY-GENERAL TO GA DEBATE

Commission on Population and Development

Forty-first Session

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

DELEGATES SHARE NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AS COMMISSION ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT

ADDRESSES URBANIZATION IN SECOND DAY OF WEEK-LONG SESSION