Sixty-second General Assembly

Fourth Committee

1^st Meeting (AM)

Secretary-General urges promotion of diversity as virtue, not threat, in remarks

to high-level dialogue on interreligious, intercultural understanding

SECRETARY-GENERAL WELCOMES DECLARATION ON SOUTH-NORTH KOREAN RELATIONS; COMMENDS

TWO LEADERS’ COMMITMENT TO EXPAND RELATIONS, MOVE TOWARDS NON-NUCLEAR PENINSULA

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

Economic and Social Council

2007 Substantive Session

48^th Meeting (AM)

SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEXT PHASE OF DENUCLEARIZATION OF KOREAN

PENINSULA IS ‘IMPORTANT STEP FORWARD IN MULTILATERAL DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS’

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

SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES DETERMINATION ‘TO ENSURE WE MAKE PROGRESS ON PRESSING

ISSUES OF OUR TIME, STEP BY STEP’, IN MESSAGE FOR UNITED NATIONS DAY, 24 OCTOBER

Following is the text of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s message for United Nations Day, 24 October:

Secretary-General STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF women’s empowerment IN ATTAINMENT

OF United Nations goals, IN REMARKS TO AMERICANS FOR UNFPA gala

Sixty-second General Assembly

Plenary

16^th Meeting (AM)

NO ONE MORE DETERMINED TO STOP DARFUR BLOODSHED THAN SUDAN’S GOVERNMENT,

FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AS GENERAL DEBATE CONCLUDES

Assembly President Says Global Warming Session’s ‘Flagship Issue’;

SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES HOPE, IN MESSAGE TO POLICY SESSION AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS

 

WORLD SUMMER GAMES, THAT EVENT WILL HERALD NEW ERA FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT, CLOSING DEBATE, NOTES ‘IMPORTANT SHIFT’ AS HE CONFIRMS

CLIMATE CHANGE HAS BECOME FLAGSHIP ISSUE OF SIXTY-SECOND SESSION