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unlike in the past, its value now extended far beyond the developed world. And third, that people really	false
the developed world. And third, that people really wanted to know what was happening at the United	false
wanted to know what was happening at the United Nations, and would tune in if the Organization could	false
Nations, and would tune in if the Organization could find ways to allow them to do so. The figures also	false
find ways to allow them to do so. The figures also indicated the Department’s pre-Summit	false
indicated the Department’s pre-Summit communications strategy had been effective.	false
communications strategy had been effective. 24. After the conclusion of the Summit, the United	true
24. After the conclusion of the Summit, the United Nations information centres, which had been so well	false
Nations information centres, which had been so well briefed and so engaged in the pre-Summit process, had	false
briefed and so engaged in the pre-Summit process, had been able quickly to transmit a summary of the	false
been able quickly to transmit a summary of the Outcome, often in local languages, and explain to the	false
Outcome, often in local languages, and explain to the local media the finer points of the agreements that had	false
local media the finer points of the agreements that had been reached.	false
been reached. 25. The level of interest in the Summit, along with	true
25. The level of interest in the Summit, along with other indicators, suggested that public support for the	false
other indicators, suggested that public support for the United Nations was slowly improving from the slump	false
United Nations was slowly improving from the slump that had followed the disagreement in the Security	false
that had followed the disagreement in the Security Council over Iraq. The surveys conducted in the	false
Council over Iraq. The surveys conducted in the aftermath of that dispute had shown confidence in the	false
aftermath of that dispute had shown confidence in the Organization to be at an all-time low, even in countries	false
Organization to be at an all-time low, even in countries where support for the United Nations had traditionally	false
where support for the United Nations had traditionally been very high. A new poll conducted by the German	false
been very high. A new poll conducted by the German Marshall Fund in June 2005 among adults in the United	false
Marshall Fund in June 2005 among adults in the United States and Europe indicated that strong majorities in	false
States and Europe indicated that strong majorities in both places held a “very favourable” or “mostly	false
both places held a “very favourable” or “mostly favourable” opinion of the United Nations. Three	false
favourable” opinion of the United Nations. Three quarters of Europeans and a majority of Americans	false
quarters of Europeans and a majority of Americans considered the United Nations better able to manage	false
considered the United Nations better able to manage many of the world’s most pressing problems than any	false
many of the world’s most pressing problems than any single country.	false
single country. 26. The results of that survey were particularly	true
26. The results of that survey were particularly striking when it was considered that, in some parts of	false
striking when it was considered that, in some parts of the world, the media continued to pay little attention to	false
the world, the media continued to pay little attention to global and humanitarian issues. As part of its efforts to	false
global and humanitarian issues. As part of its efforts to counter that trend, in 2004 the Department had	false
counter that trend, in 2004 the Department had launched a new initiative called “Ten Stories the World	false
launched a new initiative called “Ten Stories the World Should Hear More About”, which was specifically	false
Should Hear More About”, which was specifically designed to bring into focus important stories that had	false
designed to bring into focus important stories that had somehow escaped the attention of news organizations.	false
somehow escaped the attention of news organizations. That initiative, now in its second year, had helped to	false
That initiative, now in its second year, had helped to draw the attention of journalists to stories like the	false
draw the attention of journalists to stories like the crisis in Northern Uganda, or the continuing violence	false
crisis in Northern Uganda, or the continuing violence worldwide against women. The Department had also	false
worldwide against women. The Department had also made those neglected stories priorities for its own	false
made those neglected stories priorities for its own video and radio programming, and it was now	false
video and radio programming, and it was now providing footage on them, from the field, to television	false
providing footage on them, from the field, to television and radio broadcasters around the world, further	false
and radio broadcasters around the world, further raising the profile of the issues.	false
raising the profile of the issues. 27. In a speech in May 2005, the Secretary-General	true
27. In a speech in May 2005, the Secretary-General had called the United Nations a work in progress. If a	false
had called the United Nations a work in progress. If a healthy and strong Organization was to be passed on to	false
healthy and strong Organization was to be passed on to future generations, he had said, it was important to	false
future generations, he had said, it was important to ensure that the United Nations moved with the times.	false
ensure that the United Nations moved with the times. With the decisions of the 2005 World Summit, a new	false
With the decisions of the 2005 World Summit, a new phase of United Nations renewal was now under way,	false
phase of United Nations renewal was now under way, and with help and support from Member States, the	false
and with help and support from Member States, the Department of Public Information — the public voice	false
Department of Public Information — the public voice of the United Nations — would continue to evolve and	false
of the United Nations — would continue to evolve and to play an important part in that process.	false
to play an important part in that process. 28. The Chairman said that the Committee would	true
28. The Chairman said that the Committee would now hold an interactive dialogue on the agenda item	false
now hold an interactive dialogue on the agenda item and then proceed to the general debate. He invited	false
and then proceed to the general debate. He invited members to put questions to the Under-Secretary-General.	false
members to put questions to the Under-Secretary-General. 29. Mr. Suárez Salvia (Argentina) said that the	true
29. Mr. Suárez Salvia (Argentina) said that the organizing facilities for the press at the Summit must	false
organizing facilities for the press at the Summit must have been a major challenge for the Department, and	false
have been a major challenge for the Department, and he congratulated the Under-Secretary-General on the	false
he congratulated the Under-Secretary-General on the results. On the basis of that experience, he asked	false
results. On the basis of that experience, he asked whether DPI might consider the possibility of greater	false
whether DPI might consider the possibility of greater involvement of the Press Attachés of the Permanent	false
involvement of the Press Attachés of the Permanent Missions during the run-up to the sixty-first session of	false
Missions during the run-up to the sixty-first session of the General Assembly.	false
the General Assembly. 30. While the organization of the Summit had	true
30. While the organization of the Summit had undeniably been generally good, there had been room	false
undeniably been generally good, there had been room for improvement in the handling of the press	false
for improvement in the handling of the press accompanying each world leader during the few hours	false
accompanying each world leader during the few hours that they had been present in the United Nations	false
that they had been present in the United Nations building. Greater flexibility was needed in providing	false
building. Greater flexibility was needed in providing access for the official accredited press and media. One	false
access for the official accredited press and media. One possibility might be to issue them with a special pass	false
possibility might be to issue them with a special pass for the General Assembly Hall.	false
for the General Assembly Hall. 31. Mr. Tharoor (Under-Secretary-General for	true
31. Mr. Tharoor (Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information) said that he	false
Communications and Public Information) said that he was intrigued by the idea of associating the Press	false
was intrigued by the idea of associating the Press Attachés of the Permanent Missions with the	false
Attachés of the Permanent Missions with the Department’s work before the following year’s session.	false
Department’s work before the following year’s session. The modalities of exactly how that might work would	false
The modalities of exactly how that might work would have to be explored. One essential first step would be	false
have to be explored. One essential first step would be to make an inventory of how many Missions would be	false
to make an inventory of how many Missions would be in a position to have a dedicated Press Attaché who	false
in a position to have a dedicated Press Attaché who could work with the Department in the lead-up to the	false
could work with the Department in the lead-up to the General Assembly session. With regard to the idea of	false
General Assembly session. With regard to the idea of special passes, he said that, too, would need to be	false
special passes, he said that, too, would need to be looked into, in particular as the idea entailed some	false
looked into, in particular as the idea entailed some security considerations. He would have the News and	false
security considerations. He would have the News and Media Division examine the two ideas further.	false
Media Division examine the two ideas further. 32. Ms. Yan Jiarong (China) expressed satisfaction	true
32. Ms. Yan Jiarong (China) expressed satisfaction with all of the arrangements made, and the information	false
with all of the arrangements made, and the information given, by DPI prior to and during the World Summit.	false
given, by DPI prior to and during the World Summit. She supported the suggestion of the representative of	false

unlike in the past, its value now extended far beyond the developed world. And third, that people really

false

the developed world. And third, that people really wanted to know what was happening at the United

false

wanted to know what was happening at the United Nations, and would tune in if the Organization could

false

Nations, and would tune in if the Organization could find ways to allow them to do so. The figures also

false

find ways to allow them to do so. The figures also indicated the Department’s pre-Summit

false

indicated the Department’s pre-Summit communications strategy had been effective.

false

communications strategy had been effective. 24. After the conclusion of the Summit, the United

true

24. After the conclusion of the Summit, the United Nations information centres, which had been so well

false

Nations information centres, which had been so well briefed and so engaged in the pre-Summit process, had

false

briefed and so engaged in the pre-Summit process, had been able quickly to transmit a summary of the

false

been able quickly to transmit a summary of the Outcome, often in local languages, and explain to the

false

Outcome, often in local languages, and explain to the local media the finer points of the agreements that had

false

local media the finer points of the agreements that had been reached.

false

been reached. 25. The level of interest in the Summit, along with

true

25. The level of interest in the Summit, along with other indicators, suggested that public support for the

false

other indicators, suggested that public support for the United Nations was slowly improving from the slump

false

United Nations was slowly improving from the slump that had followed the disagreement in the Security

false

that had followed the disagreement in the Security Council over Iraq. The surveys conducted in the

false

Council over Iraq. The surveys conducted in the aftermath of that dispute had shown confidence in the

false

aftermath of that dispute had shown confidence in the Organization to be at an all-time low, even in countries

false

Organization to be at an all-time low, even in countries where support for the United Nations had traditionally

false

where support for the United Nations had traditionally been very high. A new poll conducted by the German

false

been very high. A new poll conducted by the German Marshall Fund in June 2005 among adults in the United

false

Marshall Fund in June 2005 among adults in the United States and Europe indicated that strong majorities in

false

States and Europe indicated that strong majorities in both places held a “very favourable” or “mostly

false

both places held a “very favourable” or “mostly favourable” opinion of the United Nations. Three

false

favourable” opinion of the United Nations. Three quarters of Europeans and a majority of Americans

false

quarters of Europeans and a majority of Americans considered the United Nations better able to manage

false

considered the United Nations better able to manage many of the world’s most pressing problems than any

false

many of the world’s most pressing problems than any single country.

false

single country. 26. The results of that survey were particularly

true

26. The results of that survey were particularly striking when it was considered that, in some parts of

false

striking when it was considered that, in some parts of the world, the media continued to pay little attention to

false

the world, the media continued to pay little attention to global and humanitarian issues. As part of its efforts to

false

global and humanitarian issues. As part of its efforts to counter that trend, in 2004 the Department had

false

counter that trend, in 2004 the Department had launched a new initiative called “Ten Stories the World

false

launched a new initiative called “Ten Stories the World Should Hear More About”, which was specifically

false

Should Hear More About”, which was specifically designed to bring into focus important stories that had

false

designed to bring into focus important stories that had somehow escaped the attention of news organizations.

false

somehow escaped the attention of news organizations. That initiative, now in its second year, had helped to

false

That initiative, now in its second year, had helped to draw the attention of journalists to stories like the

false

draw the attention of journalists to stories like the crisis in Northern Uganda, or the continuing violence

false

crisis in Northern Uganda, or the continuing violence worldwide against women. The Department had also

false

worldwide against women. The Department had also made those neglected stories priorities for its own

false

made those neglected stories priorities for its own video and radio programming, and it was now

false

video and radio programming, and it was now providing footage on them, from the field, to television

false

providing footage on them, from the field, to television and radio broadcasters around the world, further

false

and radio broadcasters around the world, further raising the profile of the issues.

false

raising the profile of the issues. 27. In a speech in May 2005, the Secretary-General

true

27. In a speech in May 2005, the Secretary-General had called the United Nations a work in progress. If a

false

had called the United Nations a work in progress. If a healthy and strong Organization was to be passed on to

false

healthy and strong Organization was to be passed on to future generations, he had said, it was important to

false

future generations, he had said, it was important to ensure that the United Nations moved with the times.

false

ensure that the United Nations moved with the times. With the decisions of the 2005 World Summit, a new

false

With the decisions of the 2005 World Summit, a new phase of United Nations renewal was now under way,

false

phase of United Nations renewal was now under way, and with help and support from Member States, the

false

and with help and support from Member States, the Department of Public Information — the public voice

false

Department of Public Information — the public voice of the United Nations — would continue to evolve and

false

of the United Nations — would continue to evolve and to play an important part in that process.

false

to play an important part in that process. 28. The Chairman said that the Committee would

true

28. The Chairman said that the Committee would now hold an interactive dialogue on the agenda item

false

now hold an interactive dialogue on the agenda item and then proceed to the general debate. He invited

false

and then proceed to the general debate. He invited members to put questions to the Under-Secretary-General.

false

members to put questions to the Under-Secretary-General. 29. Mr. Suárez Salvia (Argentina) said that the

true

29. Mr. Suárez Salvia (Argentina) said that the organizing facilities for the press at the Summit must

false

organizing facilities for the press at the Summit must have been a major challenge for the Department, and

false

have been a major challenge for the Department, and he congratulated the Under-Secretary-General on the

false

he congratulated the Under-Secretary-General on the results. On the basis of that experience, he asked

false

results. On the basis of that experience, he asked whether DPI might consider the possibility of greater

false

whether DPI might consider the possibility of greater involvement of the Press Attachés of the Permanent

false

involvement of the Press Attachés of the Permanent Missions during the run-up to the sixty-first session of

false

Missions during the run-up to the sixty-first session of the General Assembly.

false

the General Assembly. 30. While the organization of the Summit had

true

30. While the organization of the Summit had undeniably been generally good, there had been room

false

undeniably been generally good, there had been room for improvement in the handling of the press

false

for improvement in the handling of the press accompanying each world leader during the few hours

false

accompanying each world leader during the few hours that they had been present in the United Nations

false

that they had been present in the United Nations building. Greater flexibility was needed in providing

false

building. Greater flexibility was needed in providing access for the official accredited press and media. One

false

access for the official accredited press and media. One possibility might be to issue them with a special pass

false

possibility might be to issue them with a special pass for the General Assembly Hall.

false

for the General Assembly Hall. 31. Mr. Tharoor (Under-Secretary-General for

true

31. Mr. Tharoor (Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information) said that he

false

Communications and Public Information) said that he was intrigued by the idea of associating the Press

false

was intrigued by the idea of associating the Press Attachés of the Permanent Missions with the

false

Attachés of the Permanent Missions with the Department’s work before the following year’s session.

false

Department’s work before the following year’s session. The modalities of exactly how that might work would

false

The modalities of exactly how that might work would have to be explored. One essential first step would be

false

have to be explored. One essential first step would be to make an inventory of how many Missions would be

false

to make an inventory of how many Missions would be in a position to have a dedicated Press Attaché who

false

in a position to have a dedicated Press Attaché who could work with the Department in the lead-up to the

false

could work with the Department in the lead-up to the General Assembly session. With regard to the idea of

false

General Assembly session. With regard to the idea of special passes, he said that, too, would need to be

false

special passes, he said that, too, would need to be looked into, in particular as the idea entailed some

false

looked into, in particular as the idea entailed some security considerations. He would have the News and

false

security considerations. He would have the News and Media Division examine the two ideas further.

false

Media Division examine the two ideas further. 32. Ms. Yan Jiarong (China) expressed satisfaction

true

32. Ms. Yan Jiarong (China) expressed satisfaction with all of the arrangements made, and the information

false

with all of the arrangements made, and the information given, by DPI prior to and during the World Summit.

false

given, by DPI prior to and during the World Summit. She supported the suggestion of the representative of

false