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UNITAR is the first United Nations entity to establish a presence in the symbolic city of Hiroshima, in response to the desire of its people and authorities to contribute more actively to global peace and development.
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- Interrelations between habitats, ecosystems and human food security; Hiroshima, in addition to being one of the unique places in the world to reflect on the real meaning of peace and security, is embraced by the Seto Inland Sea. It has a strong infrastructure and potentials for research in this area which can be effectively shared with the experts from the Asia-Pacific region. The series aims to facilitate peer exchange and knowledge development among key policy makers working in the field of marine and ocean affairs, in order to: - Identify key challenges in specific fields; 2009 - Infonote
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MEETING WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE AFGHAN CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION During his last visit to Kabul, Mr. Alex Mejia visited Dr. Ahmad Moshaied, Chairman of the Civil Service Commission of Afghanistan, to discuss the expansion of UNITAR's Afghanistan Fellowship 2010 programme. COURTESY VISIT TO JAPAN’S FOREIGN AFFAIRS STATE SECRETARY A delegation from UNITAR visited with H. E. Koichi Takemasa, State Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Japan, to discuss UNITAR’s global outreach and specially the creation of a Japan-Latin America Economic Cooperation Forum in 2011.
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The Hiroshima Initiative for the Comprehensive Security for Seas and Oceans, launched in 2007, is based on the understanding that marine conservation and effective use will lead to peace. It sets out some action items to be followed in various fields and sectors of marine affairs, namely:
