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Total of $1.9 Million Pledged by 66 Countries Towards Continued Activities of UNIDO

10/26/1971 10:27:41 AM

Unique ID UN7721804

Total of $1.9 Million Pledged by 66 Countries Towards Continued Activities of UNIDO

10/26/1971 10:27:41 AM

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United States Contributes $1 Million to Newly Established United Nations Fund to Combat Drug Abuse

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10/26/1971 10:27:41 AM

Unique ID UN7721805

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Secretary-General Opens Register of Public Contributions for Apartheid Victims

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Democratic Republic of the Congo Contributes $100,000 to United Nations Operation in the Congo

10/22/1970 5:28:06 PM

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Secretary-General Accepts Contributions to UN Funds for Apartheid Victims

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Secretary-General Receives Governmental Contributions to UN Funds for Apartheid Victims

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Unique ID UN7630932

Secretary-General Accepts Contributions to UN Funds for Apartheid Victims

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Unique ID UN7625258

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Unique ID UN7625268

Secretary-General U Thant Visits Washington

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Headline Netherlands Contributes $1.4 Million for UN Development Trust Fund

Caption Description At a brief ceremony in the Secretary-General's office today, Th. H. Bot, Minister in Charge of Development Aid of the Netherlands Government, informed U Thant of his Government's decision to contribute $1,400,000 for establishing a United Nations Trust Fund. Of this contribution, an amount of $1,000,000 is to be allocated to the Centre for Development Planning, Projections and Policies of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs; and associated centres of the secretaries of the regional economic commission. The remainder, $400,000, is to be allocated, in equal amounts, to the African Institute for Economic Development and Planning; the Asian Institute for Economic Development Planning; the Latin American Institute for Economic and Social Planning; and the International Institute for Educational Planning.
Seen at the ceremony (left to right) are Mr. J. Meijer, Director-General for International Co-operation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Mr. Th. H. Bot, Minister in Charge of Development Aid; Secretary-General U Thant; Ambassador J. G. de Beus, Permanent Representative to the UN; Mr. J. H. Lubbers, Minister Plenipotentiary, Permanent Mission; Mr. Philippe de Seynes, Under-Secretary, Department of Economic and Social Affairs; and Mr. Jacob L. Mosak, Director, Bureau of General Economic Research and Policies.

Unique Identifier UN7633113

NICA ID 218965

Production Date 10/21/1965 4:00:03 PM

City/Location New York

Country United States of America

Credit UN Photo/Teddy Chen