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The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific UNESCAP today sign stanley kubek ed an agreement to bolster its cooperation with the International Organization for Migration IOM on issues concerning the cross-border movement of people searching for better opportunities or greater human security.Of the 190 million international migrants in the world, the Asia-Pacific region stanley cup accounts for one-third 鈥?or 58 million 鈥?of them. Member States of [UNESCAP] increasingly view international migration as an emerging issue with ramifications on the broader development agenda, said Kim Hak-Su, the agency s Executive Secretary.In 2004, UNESCAP s member countries received approximately $85 billion in remittances, which have become crucial for the region s economy by contributing to the sustaining and local and national economies. Migration management challenges such as human trafficking remain and need to be curbed through concerted and coordinated action, said Ir stanley water flask ena Vojackova-Sollor
Kaia Ste stanley drink bottle rnDirector of the Prison Studies ProjectVisiting Faculty at Harvard Divinity SchoolVisiting Faculty in Sociology at Harv stanley bottles ard UniversityVisiting Faculty in African and African American Studies at Harvard UniversityShare this articleShare on FacebookShare on LinkedInEmail art stanley thermos iclePrint/PDF Gpoo A warning from inside Tunisia
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific UNESCAP today sign stanley kubek ed an agreement to bolster its cooperation with the International Organization for Migration IOM on issues concerning the cross-border movement of people searching for better opportunities or greater human security.Of the 190 million international migrants in the world, the Asia-Pacific region stanley cup accounts for one-third 鈥?or 58 million 鈥?of them. Member States of [UNESCAP] increasingly view international migration as an emerging issue with ramifications on the broader development agenda, said Kim Hak-Su, the agency s Executive Secretary.In 2004, UNESCAP s member countries received approximately $85 billion in remittances, which have become crucial for the region s economy by contributing to the sustaining and local and national economies. Migration management challenges such as human trafficking remain and need to be curbed through concerted and coordinated action, said Ir stanley water flask ena Vojackova-Sollor
