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Press Conference

PRESS BRIEFING BY UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRS

24 February 1997



Press Briefing

PRESS BRIEFING BY UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRS

19970224 FOR INFORMATION OF UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ONLY

At the noon briefing on Friday, 21 February, Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Marrack Goulding summarized the results of the Second Ministerial Meeting of the Special Conference to Support the Peace Process in Liberia, which he had chaired on Thursday, 20 February.

PRESS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA

20 February 1997



Press Briefing

PRESS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA

19970220 FOR INFORMATION OF UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ONLY (SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO)

Truth had been one of the biggest victims of the dismemberment of Yugoslavia, and the task now was to turn that situation around and present the facts to the world community, the newly appointed Minister of Information of the Republic of Serbia, Radmila Milentijevic, told correspondents at a Headquarters press conference this morning.

PRESS CONFERENCE ON PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT REPORT TO BE CONSIDERED BY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

19 February 1997



Press Briefing

PRESS CONFERENCE ON PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT REPORT TO BE CONSIDERED BY SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

19970219 FOR INFORMATION OF UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ONLY

At a Headquarters press briefing this morning, the Director of the Division for Social Policy and Development of the Department for Policy Coordination and Sustainable Development, John Langmore, described full employment as one of the core economic and social problems worldwide.

PRESS CONFERENCE BY JAPAN

14 February 1997



Press Briefing

PRESS CONFERENCE BY JAPAN

19970214 FOR INFORMATION OF UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ONLY

PRESS CONFERENCE BY REPUBLIC OF KOREA

14 February 1997



Press Briefing

PRESS CONFERENCE BY REPUBLIC OF KOREA

19970214 FOR INFORMATION OF UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT ONLY

An agreement to move nuclear waste from Taiwan, Republic of China, to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea could create serious problems for the international community, a delegation from the Republic of Korea's National Assembly told a Headquarters press conference Thursday, 13 February.