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apposition des empreintes digitales devrait etre supprimee en ce qui conceme les personnes qui font une demande de visa. (...) apposition des empreintes digitales." 24. D'une maniere analogue, il a ete recom- mande, pour eviter des pertes de temps et d'at- gent aux personnes qui font des demandes de visa, que: · "Normalement Ia presence du requerant ne devrait pas etre obligatoire pour !' (...) Governments should consider what arrangements they might make, where necessary by bilateral agreement, in order that control of passports, luggage, currency and, where applicable, pre- . liminary sanitary control, be combined and carrieq out sirimlta_neously or at least in im- mediate succession, ~uring the course of the journey: for example, at sea~ on board the ship; by rail, in the train, either en route or when halted at a frontier station; by road, in adjacent premises.

Since 2019, over 80 per cent of its population has been pushed into poverty, the currency has lost 95 per cent of its value, and prices have increased by more than 200 per cent.4 Diesel prices, up by 2,000 per cent in only one year, have made it prohibitively costly for most workers to travel to work and for children to attend school. (...) Three decisions by BDL can be highlighted as key contributors to the devaluation of the Lebanese currency and the resulting impoverishment of the population. 49. (...) Such policies have contributed to a downward spiral of the currency, the devastation of the economy, the wiping out of people’s lifetime savings and, ultimately, to plunging the population into poverty.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS, DIGITAL SYSTEMS AND HUMAN RIGHTS - REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT EXPERT ON THE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN DEBT AND OTHER RELATED INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS OF STATES ON THE FULL ENJOYMENT OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS, PARTICULARLY ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS, ATTIYA WARIS

Letter of Credit Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Payments made Remaining Balance Status Beneficiary 87 1300126 B750927 JPY 2 231 599 767.00 2 211 399 279.00 20 200 488.00 Active Al Rowa’a General Trading Co. (...) Letter of Credit Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Payments made Cancelled Amount Status Beneficiary 45 700844 U721471 USD 143 477.50 – 143 477.50 Cancelled EUROPEAN MIDDLE EAST PROJECTS CO., BRUSSELS 46 701220 U724139 USD 164 088.45 – 164 088.45 Cancelled PENINSULA TRAD. (...) Letter of Credit Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Payments made Cancelled Amount Status Beneficiary 90 731032 U737779 EUR 3 098 068.18 – 3 098 068.18 Cancelled Joint Stock Company Stroytransgas, Moscow 91 731033 U737629 EUR 66 099.98 – 66 099.98 Cancelled Petro Technology, Paris 92 731034 U751422 EUR 94 521.93 – 94 521.93 Cancelled Daewoo International Corporation, Seoul 93 731062 U750941 JPY 83 459 200.00 – 83 459 200.00 Cancelled Phoenix International, Amman 94 731063 U751287 EUR 54 400.00 – 54 400.00 Cancelled National Fire Fighting Mfg Co.

On trouvera ci-dessous un aperçu, tiré des informations dont on dispose, des initiatives prises récemment au niveau régional dans le domaine de la mesure de la société de l’information. 7 «Digital Opportunities for All: Meeting the Challenge», rapport de la Digital Opportunity Task Force, G-8, 2001. (...) De plus, le deuxième Plan d’action pour la dimension septentrionale, lancé en 2001, vise à favoriser encore le développement des TIC dans le nord de l’Europe, conformément à la décision prise par le Conseil des États riverains de la mer Baltique de lancer de concert avec 8 Brunéi Darussalam, Cambodge, Indonésie, Malaisie, Myanmar, Philippines, République démocratique populaire lao, Singapour, Thaïlande et Viet Nam. 9 Acte de l'ASEAN Workshop on Measurement of Digital Economy, Bangkok, 19 et 20 septembre 2002, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC). 10 Il s’agit de la Bulgarie, de la République tchèque, de l’Estonie, de la Hongrie, de la Lettonie, de la Lituanie, de la Pologne, de la Roumanie, de la Slovaquie, de la Slovénie, de Chypre, de Malte et de la Turquie.

Country B Country C Country A 80 50 Physical movement of Goods/services Ownership of goods Cash flow ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 18 Annex III Present treatment Proposed recording BPM6 SNA Rev.1 Credit Debit Credit Debit Country A Country A Services: Merchanting -30 Goods under merchanting 50 -80 Currency deposits 30 Currency deposits 30 Country B Country B Goods 80 Goods 80 Currency deposits 80 Currency deposits 80 Country C Country C Goods 50 Goods 50 Currency deposits 50 Currency deposits 50 Global balance Global balance Goods 80 50 Goods Goods under merchanting 50 -30 50 Services: Merchanting -30 Currency deposits 80 80 Currency deposits 80 80 ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 19 Annex IV [ENGLISH ONLY] ANNEX IV CHANGES IN INVENTORIES - TRANSACTIONS THAT STRADDLE RECORDING PERIODS The following example illustrates the principles of the present and proposed treatments if transactions straddle the recording period. (...) It is assumed that all transactions are settled by currency and deposits. Country B Country C Country A 80 100 Physical movement of Goods Ownership of goods Cash flow t t+1 t+1 ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 20 Annex IV Present treatment a) period t Credit Debit b) period (t +1) Credit Debit Country A Country A Goods 80 Goods -80 Services: Merchanting 20 Currency deposits 80 Currency deposits 100 Country B Country B Goods* 80 Currency deposits 80 Country C Goods 100 Currency deposits 100 Global balance Global balance Goods 80 80 Goods 20 Services: Merchanting 20 Currency deposits 80 80 Currency deposits 100 100 Proposed recording BPM6 SNA Rev.1 a) period t Credit Debit b) period (t +1) Credit Debit Country A Country A Goods under merchanting -80 Goods under merchanting 100 Currency deposits 80 Currency deposits 100 Country B Country B Goods 80 Currency deposits 80 Country C Country C Goods, debit 100 Currency deposits 100 Global balance Global balance Goods Goods under merchanting 0 -80 Goods Goods under merchanting 100 100 100 Currency deposits 80 80 Currency deposits 100 100 ECE/CES/GE.23/2009/5 page 21 Annex V [ENGLISH ONLY] ANNEX V 21 MERCHANTING OF GOODS AND SERVICES 1.

The member states believe in the importance of strengthening mutually beneficial cooperation and sharing best practices on matters related to the digital economy, and upholding the principles of fair competition when developing digital technology. The Statement by the SCO Heads of State Council on Cooperation in the Digital Economy sets forth coordinated approaches in this sphere. (...) They consider it necessary to develop contacts between their media outlets, in part, in the digital space and between the press services of their government bodies.

Letter of Credit Beneficiary Name Expiry Date Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Balance in Original Currency USD Equivalent Balance Documents Presented Amount Unpaid USD Equivalent Documents Presented Amount Unpaid Status 1 601333 Z718896 BELMETALENERGO INC., MINSK 31/12/2007 USD 7 380 431.17 5 701 045.67 5 701 045.67 719 593.26 719 593.26 Active 2 631026 Z751762 OIL AND GAS SERVICES GROUP LTD., SHARJAH 31/12/2007 USD 682 727.27 682 727.27 682 727.27 37 272.72 37 272.72 Active 3 631048 Z728693 STEEL FABRICATION CO., AMMAN 31/12/2007 USD 420 000.00 420 000.00 420 000.00 385 000.00 385 000.00 Active 4 631157 Z751164 Neptun Co. (...) Letter of Credit Beneficiary Name Expiry Date Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Balance in Original Currency USD Equivalent Balance Documents Presented Amount Unpaid USD Equivalent Documents Presented Amount Unpaid Status 32 1101152 V737364 Anwar Akkad Son’s Co. (...) Letter of Credit Beneficiary Name Expiry Date Currency Value of Letter of Credit in Original Currency Balance in Original Currency USD Equivalent Balance Documents Presented Amount Unpaid USD Equivalent Documents Presented Amount Unpaid Status 1 631157 Z751164 Neptun Co.

We need to keep up with the trend of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, jointly seize opportunities created by digital, networked and smart development, explore new technologies and new forms and models of business, foster new growth drivers and explore new development pathways, and build the digital Silk Road and the Silk Road of innovation. (...) We also encourage the introduction of digital transp ort accompanying documents. 15. (...) We will continue our efforts towards strengthening multi -modal transportation including inland waterways in landlocked countries, roads, railway networks, air, land and sea ports and pipelines in line with international law and respective domestic laws. We encourage digital infrastructure including transnational fiber-optic highways, promoting e-commerce and smart cities, and helping narrow the digital divide while drawing on international good practices. 29.

L’existence de ces circonstances peut être établie à l’occasion des entretiens liés à la procédure de demande d’asile et la prise des empreintes digitales des demandeurs d’asile prescrite par l’article 35 de la même loi peut aussi permettre d’identifier un « terroriste ». (...) if they have no domicile on federal territory and do not have the means necessary for their subsistence and departure; 5. if certain facts justify the assumption that they intend to commit premeditated fiscal offences other than minor violations of fiscal law or premeditated contraventions of foreign currency regulations. Expulsion of aliens without residence title Article 33 (1) Aliens can be expelled by administrative decision if they do not lawfully reside on federal territory (...) has been finally sentenced by a domestic authority for premeditated fiscal offences other than minor violations of fiscal law or for premeditated contraventions of foreign currency regulations; 4. has been finally sentenced in Austria of a serious offence against provisions governing prostitution or has been finally convicted in Austria or abroad for procurement; 4 0171597f.doc S/2001/1242 5.