Examples of using Videoconferences in English and their translations into Arabic
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Videoconferences are held on a regular basis with the travel managers of offices away from Headquarters and peacekeeping missions.
It regularly holds youth forums, study camps, teleconferences, videoconferences, seminars and other training events based on the activities of young people in Tashkent and elsewhere in Uzbekistan.
Provision of advice on contract management practice and policy through 18 videoconferences with field missions.
(e) To make greater use of information technology, using videoconferences and e-mails for consultations and discussions;
Council members supported the use of those facilities for briefings, provided there was a balance between videoconferences and live briefings.
From 1 July 2008 to 30 June 2009, the Department of Public Information organized 777 in-house briefings, 58 outside speaking engagements and 26 videoconferences.
Between February and July, the Department organized 430 in-house briefings, 15 outside speaking engagements and 24 videoconferences.
20 outside speaking engagements and 2 videoconferences were arranged, reaching a total of 35,134 participants.
Headquarters and the United Nations Office at Geneva have been providing interpretation services for videoconferences on an ad hoc basis.
Preparation of reports on implementation of the OAS and United Nations conventions against corruption; participation in videoconferences relating to MESICIC.
Telephone, radio and the Internet have been used for the storing and forwarding of information, and Internet and satellite connectivity, when available, have been used for videoconferences.
Briefing programmes organized on a broad range of United Nations topics for interested groups, either in-house, outside speaking engagements or videoconferences(4);
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations estimates that it holds about 650 videoconferences per year.
With the time difference of 12 hours between Bangkok and New York, ESCAP staff have been attending videoconferences at night as a means of curtailing staff travel.
It had provided webcasts of meetings, posted photos and videos on the Internet and had used videoconferences to link partners worldwide.
Lastly, it was important for the Commission to continue to work closely with Bujumbura, including via videoconferences.
Hearings are held through telephone conferences or videoconferences, which are not always reliable and/or are of poor quality, which prevents the Legal Officer from properly assessing the impact of submissions on the Tribunal during the hearing.
Organization of 8 consultative forums and videoconferences for parliamentarians with their constituencies on issues relevant to the public, such as delivery of basic services, draft legislation on rule of law reform and decentralization.
The technical problems experienced during the videoconference with Nairobi were not linked to that duty station ' s information technology capacity; such problems also occasionally occurred during videoconferences with other offices.
Videoconferences between OMB and staff in peacekeeping missions.
