Telecommunications services 2 041.4 (2 041.4)

Telecommunications and airline services are owned exclusively by foreign interests.

The April 1993 forum also included an introduction to the Telecommunications Information Exchange Services system (TIES) of ITU, which has provided several telecommunications services to the Geneva diplomatic community.

These services include international transportation and telecommunications, petroleum distribution, banking and finance.

(d) Reinforcing basic infrastructure services such as roads, energy, telecommunications and water

Full access, however, is dependent on the availability of local telecommunications services.

The telecommunications industry worldwide is experiencing technological and regulatory changes leading to new products and services not only in telecommunications, but also in industries that use telecommunications products as inputs, such as computers and data retrieval.

In Honduras, the Government owned telecommunications firm was advised on restructuring and privatizing selected services.

(b) Consultancy services for implementation of telecommunications and satellite systems for the emergency operations centre

In the area of services, two recent cases were brought up regarding the cross border supply of services in gambling and telecommunications.

In the Andean Community, certain regulations concerning transport and financial and telecommunications services are being harmonized.

This satellite will provide various telecommunications services and television broadcasting, within both Spain and Latin America.

Telecommunications.

Transport, logistics and distribution services are crucial for moving goods and services from one country to another, while business, telecommunications and financial services reduce transaction costs and support trade.

8. Also requests the Secretary General, in presenting the costs of the global telecommunications system, to reflect all costs related to the provision of telecommunications services to peace keeping operations.

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(f) Telecommunications.

(e) Telecommunications

Extrabudgetary resources are also derived from various sources of funding of Secretariat wide requirements for the rental and maintenance of premises, telecommunications services and travel services.

The existence and quality of infrastructural services are key determinants of trade services such as transport and logistics, but also distribution, telecommunications, financial and business services, are crucial to the competitiveness of economies.

This is the case with services amenable to storage , inter alia tourism products, audiovisuals, energy, telecommunications, air transport and a growing number of services that can be digitalized.

Transport and telecommunications

Telecommunications, spare parts

Tokelau completely controlled its budget and the operation of state services, and it had its own ferry service and telecommunications system.

The UNPROFOR Communications Section was not able to provide telecommunications services mission wide in a timely manner, as its mandate dictated.

Recommendations for Future Public Land Mobile Telecommunications Systems (FPLMTS) have been developed by ITU, including ground based services for densely populated areas and satellite services for rural and isolated areas.

ITU International Telecommunications Union

United Nations telecommunications system

Post, telegraph and telecommunications

Telecommunications and Computer Operations

The royal family and the nobles dominate and largely own the monetary sector of the economy particularly the telecommunications and satellite services.

19. By early 1994, China will have 12 Earth stations with 12 m to 16 m antennas for domestic satellite telecommunications services.

55. Given its extreme isolation, Tokelau is heavily dependent for its contact with the outside world on effective shipping and telecommunications services.

In some countries private operators, for example, are providing effective public services such as telecommunications, transport, power, waste recycling and water supply.

telecommunications in the context of

L. Antarctic meteorology and telecommunications.

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(j) Antarctic meteorology and telecommunications

Telecommunications in Bahrain officially began in 1981 when the Bahraini government founded the Bahrain Telecommunications Company.

Public enterprises give contracts to lowest bidders for services which can be provided by private firms, such as cleaning, catering, data processing, and technical services, such as cable laying for a telecommunications corporation.

(e) Management of telecommunications services ranging switchboard, telephone, cellular phone, fax, videoconferencing and increased integration of the voice, fax and e mail messaging systems

New technologies in telecommunications, including transmission techniques and computer technology, are multiplying communications capacity and services and are leading to increased competition among providers.

The Advisory Committee requested and was provided with an organizational chart of the Electronic Services Division of the Office of General Services, which is currently responsible for the telecommunications facilities within the United Nations.

Argentina Conditional approval of telecommunications merger

9. Telecommunications and related information technologies