Examples of using Challenges and priorities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Djibouti commended Mali for the preparation of the report with the involvement of civil society organizations. It acknowledged the challenges and priorities faced by Mali.
The present report outlines how the architecture for international development assistance to South Sudan is evolving in a context that requires international partners to continuously adapt to emerging challenges and priorities.
Alo Babajide, Professor, University of Lagos, identified the gaps, challenges and priorities in marine environmental protection from marine pollution necessary to achieve the three pillars of sustainable development, highlighting the costs of inaction.
The Non-Aligned Movement has taken note of the assessment made by the Secretary-General in his report that" new circumstances demand that we revitalize consensus on key challenges and priorities and  convert that consensus into collective action"(A/59/2005, para. 7).
Specifically, the report highlights the main achievements, challenges and priorities for OHCHR at the national level,
It involved a broad assessment of the measures that needed to be taken in the new circumstances to revitalize consensus on key challenges and priorities to ensure progress in the areas of development, security and  human rights.
(a) Encouraging Member States, in line with the resolutions of the Commission on Crime Prevention and  Criminal Justice, to develop, with UNODC expertise, integrated regional programmes addressing key challenges and priorities in countering organized crime and  corruption;
namely, that new circumstances demand that we revitalize consensus on key challenges and priorities and  convert that consensus into collective action.
The capacity development strategy that was finalized and  published in July 2011 has been reviewed biannually to ensure that it continues to be responsive to emerging issues, challenges and priorities.
The Joint Ministerial Statement identifies, for each of the three pillars(demand reduction and  related measures; supply reduction and  related measures; and  countering money-laundering and  promoting judicial cooperation to enhance international cooperation), and  in more generic terms, achievements, challenges and priorities for action.
(a) Enhancing leadership for peace and  security. The leadership role of the United Nations, particularly in maintaining international peace and  security, must be strengthened to reflect the Organization ' s changing challenges and priorities.
s mandate in October 2007 would build on the comprehensive assessment of the security risks, challenges and priorities facing Haiti to be provided in an upcoming report of the Secretary-General.
No organization could operate without prioritizing expenditures and  reprogramming budgets to cut back on redundant or less relevant programmes and  redirect resources to new challenges and priorities.
National human development reports, prepared in partnership with national Governments, civil society organizations, and  researchers, provide up-to-date statistics and  information on the human development situations of specific countries and,  in some cases, states and  provinces within those countries, and  identify key challenges and priorities.
reported on this work, and  there is little specific information on further challenges and priorities.
was elaborated on the basis of the principles, challenges and priorities defined in the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly and  the Commission on Human Rights
Subregional inter-agency programme advisory committees ensure that grants respond to regional and  national challenges and priorities, while the global Programme Advisory Committee, composed of members of civil society and  the United Nations system, advises the Trust Fund secretariat on strategic priorities and  on potential synergies among selected applications.
Protection of civilians in armed conflict. On 14 December 2004, the Council held an open debate on the protection of civilians in armed conflict, during which the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs gave an assessment of progress, challenges and priorities on the issue of civilian protection.
Recalling the tenth anniversary of the entry into force of the Organized Crime Convention and  the Protocols thereto and  taking into consideration articles 32 and  37 of the Convention, States parties and  UNODC should continue to promote the full implementation of the Convention and  of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol, with a view to identifying existing gaps, challenges and priorities.
While the thematic clusters had their distinct challenges and priorities, some of the cross-cutting issues and  interlinkages had particular relevance in the region,