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PRESS CONFERENCE BY FOREIGN MINISTER OF PAKISTAN
19990924If the promise of a referendum is fulfilled in East Timor, it must also be redeemed in Kashmir, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Sartaj Aziz, told correspondents this afternoon at a Headquarters press conference.
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PRESS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY DENMARK
19990924At a press conference sponsored by Denmark this afternoon, guest speakers from the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA) and the National Coalition Government of Burma (NCGUB) were presented.
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY FINNISH FOREIGN MINISTER
19990923
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE FOREIGN MINISTER OF INDIA
19990923
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY FOREIGN MINISTER OF NETHERLANDS
19990923Small arms posed big challenges to everyone, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Jozias Van Aartsen, told correspondents this afternoon at a Headquarters press conference.
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY ALLIANCE OF SMALL ISLAND STATES
19990923Small island States themselves must accept primary responsibility for sustainable development, Ambassador Tuiloma Neroni Slade (Samoa), Chair of the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS), told correspondents this morning at a Headquarters press conference. That, he said, was a fundamental element of the Barbados Programme of Action.
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS
19990923A solution to the Cyprus problem would be beneficial to the island's two communities, erase an obstacle in relations between Greece and Turkey and contribute to stability in both the Aegean and the Mediterranean, Glafcos Clerides, President of Cyprus, said at a Headquarters press conference this morning.
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PRESS BRIEFING BY UN POPULATION FUND
19990922
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PRESS CONFERENCE BY PRESIDENT OF COSTA RICA
19990922At a Headquarters press briefing this morning, President Miguel Angel Rodriguez Echeverria of Costa Rica said Latin American countries currently held closer relationships than ever thanks to trade agreements in different sub-regions which allowed them to have closer access to other markets.