Examples of using Decolonization programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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As you and the members of your Committee are aware, 37 Member States, including my own, submitted a draft resolution entitled" Decolonization programme in the United Nations system"(A/AC.109/2094) to the Fourth Committee urging the Secretary-General to maintain the Decolonization Unit
In response to the views expressed by a number of delegations at several meetings, the Secretary-General in a letter of 24 October 1997 to the Chairman of the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples(A/52/521) informed him of his decision to maintain the substantive responsibilities for the decolonization programme in the Department of Political Affairs.
Both the Special Political and Decolonization Committee( Fourth Committee) and the Special Committee on the Situation with Regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples had been concerned about the administrative decision to transfer the Organization 's Decolonization Programme from the Department of Political Affairs to the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services, since they believed it would have
At the regular session of the Special Committee, 12 members of the Special Committee, together with Portugal in its capacity as an administering Power, had sponsored a resolution entitled" Decolonization programme in the United Nations system", in which the Secretary-General was urged to maintain the Decolonization Branch, with all its current functions, in the Department of Political Affairs. That resolution had been adopted by consensus and was included in the report as a recommendation of the Special Committee to the General Assembly.
The requests contained in operative paragraphs 3 and 5 are related to major programme 1, Maintenance of peace and security, disarmament and decolonization, programme 7, Disarmament, of the medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997, as revised.
The remaining posts proposed for transfer from section 2A for the decolonization programmes(one P-5, one P-3 and two General Service(Other level posts)) would be responsible for the technical aspects of servicing meetings of the Trusteeship Council, the Fourth Committee of the General Assembly and the Special Committee.
The above request is related to major programme I, Maintenance of peace and security, disarmament and decolonization, programme 7, Disarmament, of the revised medium-term plan for the period 1992-1997, 1/ and subsection 3B Department of Political Affairs I, of section 3, Political Affairs, of the programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995. 2/.
Decolonization Programme of the United Nations system(A/ C.4/52/L.4/Rev.1).
I wish to congratulate you on your devoted staff assigned to the Decolonization Programme.
administrative changes could jeopardize, downgrade and undermine the United Nations decolonization programme.
Algeria welcomed the retention of the substantive activities of the decolonization programme in the Department of Political Affairs.
The Special Committee devoted considerable time to discussing the question of the decolonization programme in the United Nations system.
(a) that the substantive responsibilities for the Decolonization Programme will be maintained in the Department of Political Affairs;
The United Nations decolonization programme was undoubtedly now in jeopardy. It was a most serious matter requiring urgent consideration.
Draft resolution in document A/C.4/52/L.4/Rev.1, submitted under agenda item 18, on the decolonization programme of the United Nations system.
I should like to reiterate, in the strongest terms, that I attach the highest priority to the decolonization programme.
However, the United Kingdom continues to take a different view of the need for a decolonization programme on the current scale.
(a) That the substantive responsibilities for the decolonization programme will be maintained in the Department of Political Affairs of the Secretariat;
However, the United Kingdom continues to take issue with the need for a decolonization programme of the kind espoused by the Committee.
He was pleased that the decolonization programme, which should be provided with adequate resources, would remain within the Department of Political Affairs.