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play a baseball game, and Fidel Castro has put me on notice that Cuban chivalry stops at the gates of the stadium. Well, we shall see in Cuba in a few days’ time. (21.20) Social rights, sport, culture - these all form part of the basic rights of human beings. I have told you that I wanted to be a painter, I wanted to be a poet, I wanted to be a writer, I wanted to be a major-league player; I ended up as a soldier and later a rebel soldier. Now, as I am a soldier and know Venezuelan military circles well, my brothers in the Venezuelan armed forces are pushing through a social programme such as has never been seen in my country. More than 100,000 men have left their weapons in the barracks and gone out with the army’s field hospitals, hospitals that are set up for wartime; there will be no war between Venezuela and any of its neighbours or anyone else. No shooting war, as they say; because there are other wars: hunger, this is the true war; misery, disease, these are the wars of peace; these are the wars that need to be won every day. Under a project we have called Bolívar, Bolívar 2000, the military and thousands of volunteers and local authorities are helping to rescue people on the fringes of society, people who have nothing to eat, morning, noon or night. We cannot wait to use shock-therapy on the macro-economy only to hear free-marketeers tell us that you have first to get the macroeconomy right, and that only then, with the gradual trickle-down effect, will people begin to be fed, drip-fed. No; the one thing the neo-conservatives don’t take into account is that when the drops begin to trickle, they are doing so over the biggest cemetery in history. (21.21) What is the role of the armed forces in this process of searching for peace? I feel this is a topic that should be discussed the world over. The military for waging war, for people fighting against one another; no. We want to use these structures, these well-disciplined, high-tech bodies to fight such wars as hunger. In my country we are embarking upon an experiment, and as Mao Ze Dong said years ago, the people is to the army as water is to fish. In Venezuela, the military are like fish in water, shaking hands with the people, working and building schools, repairing roads, performing surgery in the poorest neighbourhoods, carrying passengers and patients in military aircraft and charging them only minimum fares equivalent to the cost of the fuel. The navy’s sailors are not at war, but are sailors for peace who form cooperatives with the fishermen and help them to fix their boats in order to put to sea in search of fish and sail the rivers; they also build schools and care for children. My wife, who arrived yesterday from Caracas, was telling me that an abandoned holiday village for children has now been fixed up: the military, the government and neighbours of a Venezuelan site on the Caribbean coast have restored this village, which is now ready to receive some 1,500 children. What a terrible affliction is that of abandoned street-children. We have said that children must not be street-children; they must be the children of the nation, schoolchildren, children who play games, practise sport, the children of life and happiness. This is a great commitment to these abandoned children who are to be found everywhere. (21.22) In short, this is a social project to put human beings first, as they should be. In this way, Venezuela is endeavouring to help not only itself, but as the country of Bolívar has always done, to help its brothers and sisters of Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, Africa, and everywhere, especially the South, the Third World, to find a much better path for our peoples. This is the path of our life, and it is well worth investing our life in such a path, as so many have done before. (21.23) Mr President of the General Conference, Mr Chairperson of the Executive Board, Mr Director-General, I am infinitely grateful to you for having listened to me, for having had the patience and kindness to invite me and my wife, Marisabel, members of my government and representatives of Venezuelan society, to talk here for a while, to share a few reflections, and above all to say that Venezuela has changed course in the direction of championing human beings, in other words, the ardently desired search for true peace, social peace, economic peace, political peace, for genuine democracy, for liberty, equality, fraternity, that old slogan, which was born in this very city over 200 years ago, and which still rings out, illuminating the search for the right path. As a Dominican poet used to say – and I shall end on this note of affection, sympathy, devotion and gratitude to you all – a poet now aged, but still spry, from Santo Domingo, that beloved city in the heart of the Caribbean. Pedro Mires wrote many poems, one of which I learnt when I was very young and went to play baseball in the Dominican Republic. I got an old book of poems and copied out a number of them. One of them is called “My country”; although it is very long, I learnt one passage from it, which I have never ceased repeating over the years. I shall allow myself to recite it to the world, and I beg Don Pedro’s indulgence for extrapolating: “If anyone wishes to know which is our country, the country of humanity, do not ask, for it does not exist; we are going to fight for it”. Thank you very much. 22.1 El PRESIDENTE: Señor Presidente Hugo Chávez, muchas gracias por su honrosa visita a esta casa, por la reconstitución emblemática del itinerario de América Latina y más precisamente de Venezuela, por su sensibilidad frente a la UNESCO y la necesidad actual de las relaciones multilaterales. Aquí seguiremos juntos para seguir luchando por este tipo de paz, esta paz concreta, precisa, nada abstracta, que es la paz con la cual todos, la UNESCO de Federico Mayor y todos nosotros, soñamos. Muchas gracias. (22.1) The PRESIDENT (Translation from the Spanish): President Hugo Chávez, thank you very much for honouring us here with your presence, for having retraced so eloquently the path travelled by Latin America and more particularly by Venezuela, for your sensitivity to UNESCO and to the current need for multilateral relations. Here we will continue together to fight for the kind of tangible, practical peace, with nothing abstract about it, of which we – the UNESCO of Federico Mayor and we ourselves – all dream. Thank you very much. 33 1
(Le Président poursuit en français) 22.2 Mesdames, Messieurs, je déclare la première séance plénière levée. Nous reprendrons nos travaux cet après-midi à 15 heures. 34 La séance est levée à 13 h.30 The meeting rose at 1.30 p.m. Se levanta la sesión a las 13.30 Заседание закрывается в 13.30.
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miles de pedagogos han experimentad
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publier, en plusieurs volumes, une
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aquellos procesos de reforma y tran
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exploited. They therefore react at
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its activities for over 15 years. H
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l'Ouzbékistan a accueilli toute un
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area to natural parks. We have impl
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international community must join i
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250.000 (el 20% de niños en ese gr
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assure you all that our present adm
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Science and technology are the key
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transforming their vast populations
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system of vocational training open
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has been undertaken. For achieving
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sponsored this kind of dialogue as
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century must be that moment of tran
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President, is the challenge that we
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millennium is the Y2K problem. A mi
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qui couvre déjà plus de 60 % des
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su proyección más allá de nuestr
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convinced that teachers are the ker
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sociedades alcanzar los indispensab
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exception, stressed the importance
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Excellences, Mesdames et Messieurs,
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Excellences, Mesdames et Messieurs,
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ages, in view of the massively impo
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económico que hace pesar sobre los
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Nations System-wide Special Initiat
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capabilities in all fields, and sup
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projects in the field of renewable
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futures. C'est dans cette direction
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pourquoi nos efforts actuels porten
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to activate effective and enabling
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its own limited financial resources
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d'autant plus difficile à cerner q
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learning of basic mathematical conc
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concrete action so that, this trans
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technical knowledge. Thank you. Now
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Organization. The Pacific region ha
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now call the next speaker, His Exce
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educational management and planning
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la réalisation d'un atlas culturel
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destinées aux élèves très en re
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tous les jeunes l'accès à l'ensei
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and the perspective of meeting agai
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achievement and recognition of prio
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solidarité en faveur des groupes e
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garantir la primauté du droit inte
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enouvelables, l'énergie solaire. I
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evêt à nos yeux une importance ma
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d'insécurité s'installe. Des flé
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Algériens eux-mêmes, quels qu'ils
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pour l'éducation à la paix et à
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areas of educational and social dev
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свободной от ядерн
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of a conference on security and coo
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the various educational issues. In
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population the value of education f
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under colonialism and racism, and y
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into national development and envir
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safeguarding the monuments of the c
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promulgation in 1992 of the Law on
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situation concerning women. And tha
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peoples must be solid and lasting.
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trafiquants d'armes, maffias de mar
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ecord in providing professional and
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exprimer nos plus vifs remerciement
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impressionné par la qualité de se
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knowledge, on the restoration of a
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16.15 Madame la Présidente, Monsie
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Member States. This year, 1999, the
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22.9 Mesdames et Messieurs, ces deu
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de favoriser une communication féc
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nos capacités de forger de nouveau
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pays. Les enseignants actuels et à
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the Working Group reported to the A
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15. The PRESIDENT: Thank you, but I
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international life: 165 delegations
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today plays a very important role i
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VISITE DE S. EXC. M. JAIME DAVID FE
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múltiples voces de los pueblos”.
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CARICOM, a través de su integraci
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to be so kind as to convey our gree
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and goals of our Organization in yo
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défense des principes les plus rig
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l'humanité est beaucoup plus impor
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d'un travail collectif, que les pro
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different people, to different situ
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a Alfredo Rodríguez Orgaz. La ayud
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en premier lieu Marie-Annick Martin
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ELECTION DE MEMBRES DU CONSEIL EXEC
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was amended by the General Conferen
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issue of the Youth Forum is a learn
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profoundly changing world, as they
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Republic of Tanzania, Philippines,
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hemos hecho a lo largo de esta déc
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specific contract which he or she s
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nous venons d'avoir, la Conférence
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the dark. And the truth is that we
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out of 14 organizations (which I am
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case, the Conference would have to
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short and straightforward. Therefor
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adopted by the General Conference.
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we voting on? By the way, Madam Pre
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146. M. NOGLO (Togo) : Merci, Madam
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154.3 The draft resolution is adopt
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RAPPORT DE LA COMMISSION ADMINISTRA
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4.3 Lastly, Madam President, there
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17. The PRESIDENT: I would like to
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63. The PRESIDENT: Does the United
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ORGANISATION DES TRAVAUX (suite) OR
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electronic media, such as the Inter
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titre, de nombreux orateurs ont sal
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changes and conflicts. The more pro
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18. The PRESIDENT: I now give the f
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culture de la paix. Qu'il me soit p
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todas las comisiones que se creen y
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so on. This has inevitably generate
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el pluralismo cultural y el diálog
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internationales. Même si l'UNESCO
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Unies. En novembre 1946, l'Acte con
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absolute dignity of all human being
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s'en vont/Le parfum parvient à pei
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RECOMMANDATION DU BUREAU AU SUJET D
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à savoir le point 11.1, relatif à
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were assigned to the Commission. Bu
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countries without local convertible
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9. Le PRESIDENT : Merci, Monsieur M
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RAPPORTS DU COMITE JURIDIQUE (suite
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8.2 Il convient d'ajouter que, dans
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Je voudrais donc vous demander à v
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30.2 J'aurai à intervenir de nouve
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43. The PRESIDENT: Thank you, Mr Fe
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55.2 I shall now ask the Chairperso
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Comité al aprobar los resultados d
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que era menester una mayor transpar
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documento 30 C/76 sobre las razones
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d'étudier la désignation de candi
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introduire davantage de cohérence
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will go to the Legal Committee and
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91. The LEGAL ADVISER: Thank you, M
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examined by legal experts, of revis
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Vingt-cinquième séance plénière
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2.7 Delegates also underscored the
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programme. To achieve this, interse
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8.2 “Having examined document 30
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observations porteront seulement su
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34.2 Certes, à la demande de la d
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Science Agenda - Framework for Acti
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41.18 The Commission then turned to
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41.32 The Commission considered tha
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technical expertise and who are ver
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55. Mr MUKHTAR (Malaysia): Thank yo
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Tanzania, Russian Federation, Chile
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(77) Mr FERNANDEZ (Chile) (Translat
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2. Calls upon the IOC Assembly to i
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105.2 On page 21 of the English ver
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RAPPORT DE LA COMMISSION II : RESOL
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2.10 There was a very strong demand
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2.23 Overall, the exchanges of view
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9. The PRESIDENT: We do indeed take
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27. The PRESIDENT: Can we go along
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(Initiative B@bel)
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"Webworld"
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- - SISTER
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structurées en deux programmes : d
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communautaires, dans les zones rura
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(31.23) Madame la Présidente, Mesd
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40.1 The PRESIDENT: Thank you, Sir.
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RAPPORT DU CONSEIL EXECUTIF SUR SES
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General Conference. They have been
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MESSAGES DE FELICITATIONS REÇUS A
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18.9 Cette approbation a été donn
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Without going into details, I would
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ADDENDUM MESSAGES DE FELICITATIONS
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Monsieur le Directeur général, (t
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Mr Koïchiro Matsuura Director-Gene
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M. Koïchiro Matsuura Directeur gé
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Nous vous assurons de la permanence
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En Ouzbékistan, nous apprécions h
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XXII 781 Présidence de
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Délégation permanente de la Répu
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République libanaise Présidence d
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The Secretary-General Dear Mr Ambas
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LISTE DES DOCUMENTS DE LA 30e SESSI
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30 C/75 - Comité juridique. Projet
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30 C/COM.IV/1 - Commission de progr
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30 C/INF.24 - Introduction au déba
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Recommendation against Discriminati
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30 C/BUR/10 - Provisional agenda of
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30 C/INF.1 Part I - Introduction to
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LISTA DE DOCUMENTOS DE LA 30ª REUN
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30 C/64 + Add. & Corr. - Proyecto d
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30 C/COM.II/1 - Proyecto de calenda
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СПИСОК ДОКУМЕНТОВ 3
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30 С/57 - Проект Устав
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30 C/BUR/20 - Сценарий пр
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30 C/INF.1 Part I - Открыти
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