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Allow me to commend the Danish Government for showing the way.
Mr. Mérorès(Haiti)(spoke in French): Allow me to commend Mr. Jan Eliasson on the way in which he is conducting our work.
Allow me to commend the Council for its engagement with the authorities of Guinea-Bissau.
In conclusion, Mr. President, let me wish you every success during the upcoming debates on PAROS and allow me to commend you again on the excellent preparatory work you have done to make these focused and structured debates a success.
Allow me to commend you, Sir, as well as your staff, for the excellent work you have done.
Before concluding, allow me to commend the achievements of Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
Allow me to commend the President of the General Assembly, Ms. Al-Khalifa, for her leadership and accomplishments.
Nana Effah-Apenteng(Ghana): At the outset allow me to commend you, Mr. President, for convening this meeting on the situation in the Great Lakes region.
Allow me to commend the Secretary-General for his personal devotion and commitment to the fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
In conclusion, allow me to commend draft resolution A/65/L.11 for consensus adoption by the Assembly today.
Allow me to commend the remarks made by the Secretary-General, who has been personally committed to peace efforts in Somalia.
Mrs. Viotti(Brazil): Allow me to commend the Republic of South Africa, in its capacity as Chair of the Kimberley Process, for its wise guidance of the group.
Allow me to commend the Secretary-General for the report before us, and to thank the Deputy Secretary-General for introducing it.
First of all, on behalf of my country, allow me to commend Switzerland for its excellent efforts in organizing the thirteenth Summit, at which the Montreux declaration and resolutions were adopted.
Allow me to commend the Co-Chairpersons and thank them for their fine handling of the Meeting and their efforts to ensure the Meeting's success.
Mr. SELEBI(South Africa):Mr. President, allow me to commend you on the dedicated way in which you have approached your responsibilities since assuming the office of President of the Conference on Disarmament.
Also, allow me to commend his predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Ali Abdussalam Treki, for his capable leadership during the sixty-fourth session.
Mr. Drobnjak(Croatia): At the outset, allow me to commend the Secretary-General's report(A/58/260) on assistance in mine action, which constitutes an important element of a more systematic and coordinated approach to the subject.
Allow me to commend the Secretary-General for his personal commitment in launching the global appeal proposing the establishment of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Mr. Mwakawago(United Republic of Tanzania): Allow me to commend the Secretary-General on his report in document A/50/401 and A/50/401/Add.1, dated 20 September 1995 and 20 October 1995, respectively, in connection with agenda item 27, now before the General Assembly.
Allow me to commend and to renew Seychelles' strong support to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for the determination and strong will he has shown since the beginning of his tenure in office, in strengthening the role of the United Nations.
Mr. Romero-Martínez(Honduras)(spoke in Spanish): Allow me to commend you, Madam President, for having organized these important meetings of the General Assembly to follow up the outcome of the twenty-sixth special session on HIV/AIDS, an issue to which my country attaches the highest priority.
Allow me to commend the preparatory work conducted by Member States, the United Nations, the International Organization for Migration and civil society organizations, whose contributions represent an important input in the context of our present discussions.
Mr. Oyugi(Kenya): Allow me to commend the President on behalf of my delegation for the able manner in which he has continued to guide the deliberations of the Assembly.
In this respect, allow me to commend the active role taken by the United Nations in maintaining peace in Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire and the Sudan.
At this juncture, allow me to commend our development partners, including the Global Fund for HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis, for the funding that they provide, which has enabled many countries, including my own, the United Republic of Tanzania, to be in a position to undertake preventive measures and provide antiretroviral support to many of our AIDS-affected people.
Allow me also to commend Ambassador Badji for conducting our proceedings in an exemplary way.
In the same context allow me here to commend South Africa, which unilaterally decided to divest itself of nuclear weapons.
Allow me also to commend your predecessor, Father Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann, for his capable leadership during the sixty-third session.
Allow me also to commend his predecessor, His Excellency Mr. Joseph Deiss, for his capable leadership during the sixty-fifth session.