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Great Britain: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Staff

A Report on the Proceedings of the Thirty-seventh Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations Held at New York and on the Proceedings of the Security Council in 1982 Including a Report on Ninth Emergency Special Session and on Resumptions of the Seventh Emergency Special Session of the General Assembly and on the Twelfth Specia Session of the General Assembly (Second Special Session Devoted to Disarmament).

The United Nations in 1982

The Government, in consultation with the Territories and other stakeholders, has developed a strategy of re-engagement: strengthening links between the Territories and the UK; strengthening governance; and enhancing support to the Territories. This White Paper sets out priorities for action in terms of defending the Territories; supporting successful economic development; preserving the Territories' rich environmental heritage and addressing the challenges of climate change; making government work better; community issues; and strengthening links with international and regional organisations or other countries. Taking this forward will require a partnership between the UK Government and Territory Governments. The UK wants to strengthen political engagement between Ministers in the UK and the Territories, particularly through the proposed Joint Ministerial Council, and is determined to live up to its responsibilities to the Territories

Great Britain: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Staff

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