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Texte legislatif
ECOSOC Resolution 2004/37 adopted on 21 July 2004: Providing support to the Government of Afghanistan in its efforts to eliminate illicit opium and foster stability and security in the region : ECOSOC Resolution 2004/39 adopted 21 July 2004: Drug control and related crime prevention assistance for countries emerging from conflict ; ECOSOC Resolution 2006/32 adopted 27 July 2006: Support for the National Drug Control Strategy of the Government of Afghanistan ; ECOSOC Resolution 2007/11 adopted 25 July 2007: Support to the counter-narcotic measures and programmes of Afghanistan ; ECOSOC Resolution 2008/27 adopted 24 July 2008: Provision of international assistance to the most affected States neighbouring Afghanistan
Auteur(s) :
Conseil économique et social des Nations Unies = United Nations Economic and Social Council
Sous-type de document :
Résolution
Domaine :
Drogues illicites
Discipline :
LOI (Loi et son application / Law enforcement)
Texte n° :
2004-37
Domaine législatif :
Application de la loi et lutte contre le trafic
Date de Signature :
21/07/2004
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Résumé :
EXCERPT:
The Economic and Social Council, [...] Calls upon the international community to enhance financial and technical support to Afghanistan in order to enable the Government to implement successfully its national drug control strategy and thereby reduce the demand for illicit drugs in Afghanistan and the threat that illicit opium poppy cultivation and illicit opium trade have created to the peace, stability and socio-economic recovery of Afghanistan and to the security of the region and the other parts of the world [...].
The Economic and Social Council, [...] Calls upon the international community to enhance financial and technical support to Afghanistan in order to enable the Government to implement successfully its national drug control strategy and thereby reduce the demand for illicit drugs in Afghanistan and the threat that illicit opium poppy cultivation and illicit opium trade have created to the peace, stability and socio-economic recovery of Afghanistan and to the security of the region and the other parts of the world [...].
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