Every year, Member States' representatives in the Second Committee (Economic and Financial) of the General Assembly discuss and vote on resolutions dealing with such issues as global partnerships,
international trade and finance, debt and development assistance, and the role of international economic institutions.
Below are links to the UN Chronicle coverage of the Second Committee's proceedings during the current and previous sessions of the General Assembly, as well as useful links to other websites with a focus
on the Millennium Development Goals.
This issue of the UN Chronicle E-Alert is a continuation of a series on the work and proceedings of the General Assembly. It is intended to give an insight to the reader on how global issues have been approached over the years by the main deliberative organ of the United Nations.
Previous E-Alerts in this series:
THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY: A Review of the General Debate
THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY: A Review of the First Committee (Disarmament and International Security) of the General Assembly
THE 59TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE 58TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE 57TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE 56TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE 55TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY - MILLENNIUM SUMMIT
LINKS TO RELATED RESOURCES AT THE UNITED NATIONS
>> 59th Session of the General Assembly
>> Second Committee (Economic & Financial) of the General Assembly
>> United Nations Millennium Development Goals
>> Millennium Campaign
>> News on Tsunami and Millennium Goals
These stories and more can be found at UN Chronicle online at www.un.org/chronicle. The UN Chronicle print edition is published by the Department of Public Information of United Nations in English and French, and co-published in Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish. It is not an official record; the views expressed in individual articles do not necessarily imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
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