UNDP Azerbaijan Development Bulletin


INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON NATIONAL ICT STRATEGIES AND E-GOVERNANCE BAKU, NOVEMBER 6 - 8, 2003 INTERNATIONAL ICT FORUM ENDS WITH ADOPTION OF BAKU DECLARATION NATIONAL STRATEGY FORMULATED : UNDP FORESEES A VERY REAL POSSIBILITY THAT AZERBAIJAN MAY FORM THE HUB OF TRANS-CASPIAN ITC BRINGING THE WORLD CLOSER : DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED ICT STRATEGIES SEEN AS A TIMELY INVESTMENT FOR AZERBAIJAN

UNDP OMBUDSMAN JOINS OMBUDSPEOPLE AT INTERNATIONAL ROUNDTABLE IN BAKU	more

REACHING MILLENNIUM GOALS - AZERBAIJAN AND TURKEY PREPARE FOR LAUNCH OF HDRs	more

FIRST INTERNATIONAL BANKING CONFERENCE IN BAKU	more

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONS APPROVE FUNDING FOR BTC EBRD BOARD APPROVES BTC PIPELINE FINANCING CASPIAN OIL PROJECTS: SAFEGUARDS BREAK NEW GROUND

CASPIAN SEA PACT AGREED	more

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF UN OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIME VISITS AZERBAIJAN	more

DONALD RUMSFELD: "WE ATTACH GREAT IMPORTANCE TO STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH AZERBAIJAN"	more

AZERBAIJANI PRESIDENT SIGNS DECREE ON MEASURES FOR ACCELERATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT	more

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December 2003,
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AZERBAIJANI MUGHAM PROCLAIMED AMONG MASTERPIECES OF THE ORAL AND INTANGIBLE HERITAGE OF HUMANITY

UNESCO, 07 November 2003

07-11-2003 3:30 pm A thousand year old Chinese musical idiom that is mastered by a mere 50 people, the know-how of itinerant doctors in South America who are familiar with the properties of almost 1,000 plant species, a communication system among different language communities in Vanuatu using finger drawings in sand, these are but three of the 28 cultural expressions proclaimed by UNESCO today as Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

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