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The SADC region experienced
unparalleled peace, political
stability and security in 2003
but poverty reduction goals remain a
major challenge.[+]
Aregião da SADC testemunhou
uma invejável estabilidade
política, paz e segurança em
2003, mas os objectivos de redução da
pobreza continuam a ser o maior desafio. [+]
En 2003, la région de la SADC a
connu une période de paix, stabilité
politique et sécurité sans précédent,
mais les objectifs de réduction de la pauvreté
demeurent le défi principal. [+]
An important milestone in SADC’s restructuring process, started
in 2001, was reached in 2003 with the successful establishment
of all four directorates. Formally established at the SADC headquarters
in Botswana, the directorates are the new structures consolidating
21 sectors previously coordinated by member states. [+]
Um marco importante no processo de reestruturação da SADC, iniciado em 2001, foi alcançado em 2003 com a criação,
com sucesso, de todas as quatro direcções na sede da SADC no Botswana. As direcções são as novas estruturas que
consolidam os 21 sectores anteriormente coordenados pelos estados membros.[+]
Une étape importante dans le processus de restructuration de la SADC, amorcée en 2001, a été atteinte en 2003 avec la mise en place
réussie des quatre conseils d’administration. Officiellement établis au siège de la SADC, au Botswana, les conseils d’administration
sont de nouvelles structures qui renforcent les 21 secteurs précédemment coordonnés par les états membres.[+]
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