UNIDO also maintains liaison offices in Geneva and New York City and has other field offices around the world.
Thereafter he was attached to the Soviet army with the rank of lieutenant general; his principal task was to stimulate the resistance of the civilian population and maintain liaison with Stalin and other members of the Politburo.
There remains a contingent of Jordanian troops guarding and running a hospital for Afghan civilians at the airport, and 30 to 40 American and British Special Operations forces, who live in town houses, apparently to maintain liaison with the regional leaders.
The group was charged with providing customs enforcement and maintaining liaison and cooperation with German customs authorities at all levels.
The U.S. Embassy here "does not maintain liaison relationships or active, ongoing contacts with Transnistrian law enforcement and/or security service personnel," a December 2009 State Department cable released by Wikileaks said.
They also locate civilian resources to support military operations, help minimize civilian interference with operations, support national assistance activities, plan and execute noncombatant evacuation, support counter-drug operations and establish and maintain liaison with civilian aid agencies and other nongovernmental organizations.
According to the statutes, the JRC has two engineers among the three members and one chairman (MoWR n.d).. Article four points out that the major objectives of the JRC are to develop joint flood control mechanisms and to maintain liaisons between the two countries.
Still, Driscoll has maintained contact with Noel and acted as a liaison to college recruiters and some members of the news media about his recruitment.
French General Charles de Gaulle, president of the French Committee of National Liberation but by no means the universally acknowledged head of the French government-in-exile, maintained a liaison with SHAEF through the commander of the Free French Forces in Britain.
One important clue to the mole's identity came inadvertently from the Russians, whose intelligence service under a post-cold-war agreement with the United States maintained a liaison officer at F.B.I. headquarters to work on matters of common concern like international terrorism.
