Traduction de «Bureau de zone pour les pays francophones » (Français → Anglais) :

108. Recalls the concerns of the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) that Western Sahara remains one of the world’s most-mined areas; notes that landmines in Western Sahara have tragically caused at least 2 500 casualties since 1975, continuing to threaten many thousands of Sahrawi nomads, and representing a major obstacle to the resolution of the Western Saharan dispute and refugee situation; commends, therefore, the work of MINURSO, the Royal Moroccan Army, the Polisario Front, Landmine Action, and others to map and clear affected areas; welcomes the fact that the Polisario Front has sign ...[+++]ed the Geneva Call on the prohibition of anti-personnel mines; encourages all actors to do everything possible to educate the population, assist victims and remove all remaining munitions; notes, furthermore, that Morocco is one of the few countries – and one of only three African countries – not to have signed up to the Mine Ban Treaty; encourages it to do so as a confidence-building measure and a sign of commitment to peace;

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2. Commends the decision to create a Peace-Building Commission to help countries make the transition from war to peace, and recognises that peace-building requires an entirely different set of skills to peace-keeping; considers that there is a need for regional and global peace-building commissions to develop the necessary skills and capabilities, backed by a support office and a standing fund, thereby raising the UN's profile in crisis and post-conflict areas; calls on the 60th General Assembly swiftly to implement these provisions; greatly welcomes the inclusion of the concept of human security in the official UN framework;

Annex to the ANNEX DEFINITIONS "trainees" means workers whose presence in the territory of a Member State is strictly limited in duration and closely connected with increasing their skills and qualifications in their chosen profession before returning to their own countries to pursue their careers; "seasonal workers" means workers who are resident in a third country but are employed in an activity dependent on the rhythm of the seasons in the territory of a Member State on the basis of a contract for a specified period and for specific employment; "frontier workers" means workers who are employed in the frontier zone of a Member State b ...[+++]ut who return each day or at least once a week to the frontier zone of a neighbouring country in which they reside and of which they are nationals; "intra-corporate transferee": a natural person working within a legal person, other than a non-profit making organization, established in the territory of a WTO member, and being temporarily transferred in the context of the provision of a service through commercial presence in the territory of a Member State of the Communities; the legal persons concerned must have their principal place of business in the territory of a WTO member other than the Communities and their Member States and the transfer must be to an establishment (office, branch or subsidiary) of that legal person, effectively providing like services in the territory of a Member State to which the EEC Treaty applies.

Thanks to the office, francophones and francophiles in this part of the country can do more than simply pursue a post-secondary education in French; they can stay in their province; they can express their attachment to the French language and to francophone culture; and, above all, they can continue to contribute to the vitality of their community in countless ways.

CAP is the national office of a network of constituent member political associations throughout the country, and they, in turn, are made up of regional zones and local units in cities, towns and villages across this great country.