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GA/EF/2877

DEVELOPED COUNTRIES URGED TO MATCH DEVELOPING-WORLD EFFORTS TO COMBAT 'GLOBAL SCOURGE' OF DROUGHT, DESERTIFICATION

`Politics Cannot Stop Desertification, But Cross-Border Partnerships Can’, Says Israel

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GA/L/3118

REPORT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION TAKEN UP IN SIXTH COMMITTEE

Attention Focused on Draft on Nationality Issues Arising When States Transfer Territory, Unify, Dissolve or Split

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GA/SHC/3536

SELF-DETERMINATION MAIN THEME AT THIRD COMMITTEE MEETING, INTOLERANCE AND XENOPHOBIA ALSO CITED

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GA/SM/113

‘THIS UNIVERSAL ORGANIZATION’ THE PRIDE OF ALL HUMANKIND SAYS GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT AT UN DAY CONCERT

Following is the statement of the President of the General Assembly, Theo Ben-Gurirab (Namibia), delivered at the United Nations Day Concert in New York on 22 October:

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GA/SM/114

GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT, AT TRIBUTE HONOURING JULIUS NYERERE, PRAISES HIM AS LIBERATOR, THINKER, TEACHER AND MENTOR

Following is the statement of the President of the General Assembly, Theo Ben-Gurirab (Namibia) at a tribute honouring the founder and first President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Julius K. Nyerere, who died on 14 October, delivered in New York on 25 October:

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GA/SM/115

ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT SAYS INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION IDEALLY PLACED TO PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN SEARCH FOR SOLUTION TO WORLD PROBLEMS

Following is the statement made today by Theo-Ben Gurirab (Namibia), President of the General Assembly, to the meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union:

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GA/SPD/168

PARTNERSHIPS WITH PRIVATE SECTOR, COOPERATION IN DISASTER PREVENTION AMONG THEMES OF FOURTH COMMITTEE’S OUTER SPACE DEBATE

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ICJ/590

INTERNATIONAL COURT AUTHORIZES EQUATORIAL GUINEA TO INTERVENE IN CASE OF LAND AND MARITIME BOUNDARY BETWEEN CAMEROON AND NIGERIA

(Reissued as received.)

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NOTE TO CORRESPONDENTS INTER-AGENCY INFORMATION FAIR TO BE HELD IN CONNECTION

WITH UNITED NATIONS DAY

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REC/81

AFRICA NEEDS NEW PARADIGM FOR DEVELOPMENT IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY, HEARS AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FORUM

ADDIS ABABA, 24 October (ECA) -- Speakers at the opening of the first African Development Forum have emphasized the need for a new paradigm for the continent’s development based on a vibrant domestic private sector, a strong State, cutting-edge policy analysis, and good governance.