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Point of contact

IOM's contact point for CTC is

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Contact Point Ms. Rena Salayeva, Security Affairs Department

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(b) Point of Contact Senior Colonel Cengiz Yildirim, Head of Department

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To provide a contact point of the Institution in this area of Activity

Belgium stated that the following had been designated as the sole contact point

The other point, let's make that negative three, negative three.

The electrician will also act as a technical point of contact in the area.

It was introduced in 2001 2002, with a telephone based contact centre that is the first point of contact for employment and income programs.

It is also the point of contact and provides advice on regional initiatives to Member States.

The main characteristics of such a system is that there's one sole contact point to the ground.

Japan is also providing a secretariat function as the point of contact in the Nuclear Suppliers Group.

However, the Committee recognizes that the redesign panel would benefit from a point of contact at Headquarters.

The department would be a direct point of contact between the Dependent Territories and the British Government.

The WCO contact point for the CTC and the CTED (and for all security and facilitation matters) is

Anyone I point to, call out a three digit number.

Now, you might ask yourself three questions at this point.

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(a) Avoiding direct contact between child victims and witnesses and the alleged perpetrators at any point in the justice process

The unit will act as focal point in providing this support, in close and continued contact with the relevant NGOs.

In stressing this point, one delegation said that in those countries the United Nations information centres were the only point of contact with valuable sources of materials from the United Nations.

The PLO department for refugees and displaced persons, responsible, inter alia, for relations with UNRWA, became a principal point of contact.

Excuse me, let me point out three mistakes in the above article.

In stressing that point, the representative of one delegation said that in those countries the United Nations information centres were the only point of contact with valuable materials from the United Nations.

Excuse me allow me to point out three errors in the above article.

Mr. Tekle (Eritrea) I wish only to point out three or four facts.

Now at ever point, we want to separate the state out into three parts.

Host Governments had welcomed that initiative, particularly in view of the advantages of having a single point of contact for United Nations security matters.

The creation of dedicated capacity for force generation has provided a focal point for almost daily formal and informal contact with troop contributing countries.

31. A single point of contact , as provided for in this article, should allow the exchange of information already established among the existing authorities.

It is anticipated that each of these three new sections might need to be discussed in more detail by contact groups.

And Yad Vashem needs to deal with three million visitors a year at this point.

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