Technical Secretariat. The Recipient shall maintain, throughout Project implementation, the Technical Secretariat, with an institutional framework, functions, and resources satisfactory to the Association for purposes of Project implementation, including staff with qualifications, experience and terms of reference satisfactory to the Association.
Technical Secretariat. The General Department for Economic Affairs shall assume the tasks of the technical secretariat of the bodies supervising and implementing the Executive Program. It shall:
(1) Work out draft agendas for the Program’s committees.
(2) Prepare an annual report on progress of trade among member-states of the Program, the impact of implementation of the program on trade trends and qualitative and quantitative growth rates, and proposed solutions and projected developments in Arab and international trade.
(3) Cooperate with Arab private sector federations in preparing the annual report and in including issues it (the private sector) faces as a result of the implementation of the Program on the agendas of the Enforcement and Monitoring Committee and other technical committees; and attend their meetings.
(4) Cooperate with Arab Financial institutions and organizations and develop their activities in order to implement the program.
(5) Develop the exchange of information and data between Arab States by using Arab and international communications network; creation of databases that include economic and statistical data on Arab States; trade systems customs data; customs duties and other charges and taxes of a similar effect; Arab rules of origin; data on the production, import and export of Arab goods; data on international markets; data on international trade organizations; and rates of customs duties reductions in Arab States participating in the program.
(6) The Technical Secretariat shall seek the assistance of specialized Arab organizations in the areas of Arab rules of origin, specifications and measurements, the farmers’ almanac and other areas covered by the program. The delegation of the Republic of Iraq expresses its reservation on the reference in the preamble to the Executive Program concerning the Cairo meeting in June 1996, and considers that discussion of (the idea of) adopting a resolution on the creation of an Arab Free Trade Area and working out its Executive Program emanate from the framework in which this topic has been discussed, particularly the resolutions adopted by the Economic and Social Council in its previous session. Proceeding from Iraq’s understanding and its keen desire to accord priority to adherence to rules and foundations of Joint Arab action. Which confirm the national identity of this nation, the delegation of the Republic of Iraq expresses its reservation on the rules and foundations contained in articles 5& 6 of "First", in th...
Technical Secretariat. A technical secretariat (the “Technical Secretariat”) shall support the Board in the implementation of the Program. A chief executive officer will manage the day-to-day activities of MCA-Mongolia and will be supported by: (1) a chief operating officer, (2) a chief financial officer, (3) a general counsel, (4) a procurement officer, (5) an environmental and social assessment officer, (6) a monitoring and evaluation officer, (7) a rail project director, (8) a peri-urban rangeland director, (9) an urban property rights director, (10) a vocational education project director, and (11) a health director, and such other officers as may be agreed upon by the Government and MCC. The officers shall be supported by appropriate administrative personnel.
Technical Secretariat. A technical secretariat (the “Technical Secretariat”) shall support the Board in the implementation of the Program. A chief executive officer will manage the day-to-day activities of MCA-Mongolia and will be supported by: (1) a chief operating officer; (2) a chief financial officer; (3) a general counsel; (4) a procurement officer; (5) an environmental and social assessment officer; (6) a monitoring and evaluation officer; (7) a communications officer; (8) a peri-urban rangeland director; (9) an urban property rights director; (10) a vocational education project director; (11) a health director; (12) a roads director; and (13) an energy and environment project director, and such other officers as may be agreed upon by the Government and MCC. The officers shall be supported by appropriate administrative personnel.
Technical Secretariat. For its operation, the National Accreditation Council (CNA) will have a Technical Secretariat comprised by personnel of the Accreditation Group of the Higher Education Quality Assurance Subdivision appointed by the Ministry of National Education, who will fulfill the duties set out in Article 18 hereof. Whoever holds the position of Coordinator of the Accreditation Group shall also play the role of Technical Secretary of the National Accreditation Council (CNA).
Technical Secretariat. The Borrower shall establish and maintain, until the completion of the Project, the Technical Secretariat, with four key staff, namely a director, an engineer, an accountant or financial specialist and an environmentalist, all with terms of reference, qualifications and experience acceptable to the Association. The Technical Secretariat shall be responsible for: (i) the general oversight and coordination of Project implementation; (ii) appraising and approving Subprojects submitted by the Beneficiaries and presenting the portfolio of eligible Subprojects to AGETIP BURUNDI for implementation; and (iii) monitoring the Project.
Technical Secretariat. The Recipient shall establish, and maintain throughout Project implementation, the Technical Secretariat within the MCDAT in form and substance and with functions and resources satisfactory to the Association, including staff with qualifications, experience, and terms of reference satisfactory to the Association and recruited in accordance with the provisions of Section III of this Schedule 2, including the persons referred to in Section 5.01 (a) of this Agreement and in Section V.2 of Schedule 2 to this Agreement.
Technical Secretariat. The Recipient shall maintain throughout Project implementation, under the supervisory authority of the Rwanda Demobilization and Reintegration Commission, the Technical Secretariat, with an institutional framework, functions, and resources satisfactory to the Association, including competent personnel in adequate numbers, including a Program coordinator.
Technical Secretariat. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties, the Technical Secretariat shall report, through the General Director or other Officer as designated in applicable law and the Governance Agreement, directly to the Board and shall have the composition, roles and responsibilities described below and set forth more particularly in applicable law and the Governance Agreement and any other Governing Document.
