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The Assembly would encourage the Regional Commissions to carry out regional preparatory activities.
In that resolution, the Council had recommended to the General Assembly the adoption of a draft resolution in which the Assembly would encourage Member States to convene informal regional or interregional meetings to assist the work of the Ad Hoc Committee.
Similarly, the Assembly would encourage all States of the region to promote genuine openness and transparency in all military matters.
Those partnerships between the public and private sectors had contributed to the considerable progress made by numerous States in the last decade,so hopefully support from the General Assembly would encourage Member States to apply those proposals in the near future, thereby attracting private capital to support infrastructure development.
The General Assembly would encourage the establishment of national commissions and invite the international community to support the smooth functioning of those already set up.
Mr. SHERIFIS said that paragraph 2 of the same draft resolution stated that the Assembly would encourage the treaty bodies to give careful consideration to the relevant conclusions and recommendations in the report of the persons chairing the human rights treaty bodies.
Further, the Assembly would encourage the active involvement of non-governmental organizations and other relevant actors of civil society in the preparatory process at national, regional and international levels.
Under the terms of the draft resolution on violence against women migrant workers(A/C.3/62/L.14), the Assembly would encourage the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to further the momentum of its work in finalizing a general recommendation on women migrant workers.
The Assembly would encourage Member States to actively participate in the above-mentioned meetings, as they would provide an opportunity to develop and maintain a strong partnership with the private sector and civil society organizations.
It is recalled that,prior to the adoption by the Sixth Committee of draft resolution A/C.6/58/L.18, in which the Assembly would encourage the Secretary-General in his continuous efforts to eliminate the backlog in the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs, the Secretary-General had proposed the discontinuation of this activity in the initial proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
The General Assembly would encourage the Commission to further explore different approaches to the use of partnerships with non-State actors in the implementation of its mandate, in particular in the area of technical assistance.
Thus, it would be helpful if the President of the Assembly would encourage and organize further informal and limited discussion on this issue and request the Co-Chairmen of the Working Group on Security Council reform to undertake such consultations and, as promptly as possible, report back to the General Assembly. .
The General Assembly would encourage the Secretary-General to continue to improve the capacity of the United Nations to respond effectively to the requests of Member States through support of their efforts to achieve the goals of good governance and democratization.
Mr. De Barros(Secretary of the Committee)said that the General Assembly would encourage all relevant entities within the United Nations system, Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and women's organizations, in particular, to strengthen assistance to States parties in implementing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Furthermore, the Assembly would encourage the continued widespread support among Mediterranean countries for the convening of a conference on security and cooperation in the Mediterranean, as well as the ongoing regional consultations to create the appropriate conditions for its convening.
Finally, the General Assembly would encourage the International Law Commission, in relation to its internal matters, to take decisions which could contribute to its efficiency and productivity.
In addition, the Assembly would encourage States to consider forms to enhance cooperation and the exchange of information in order to prevent, curb, combat and eradicate the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in those products.
Under the draft resolution the Assembly would encourage the CPLP's Executive Secretariat and the United Nations Secretariat to initiate discussions on the establishment of a formal cooperation agreement between the two Organizations.
Furthermore, the Assembly would encourage the Commission to further explore different approaches to the use of partnerships with non-State actors in the implementation of its mandate, in particular in the area of technical assistance.
Furthermore, the Assembly would encourage States to continue considering recourse to the Court by means available under its Statute, and call upon States that have not yet done so to consider accepting the jurisdiction of the Court in accordance with its Statute.
Furthermore, the Assembly would encourage the Secretary-General in his efforts to eliminate the backlog in the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs and in the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council and request that he submit a report on both publications to the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session.
The Assembly would encourage Member States to consider being represented at the level of legal adviser during the first week in which the report of the International Law Commission is discussed in the Sixth Committee-- the so-called International Law Week-- to enable high-level discussions on issues of international law.
The Assembly would encourage Governments to make preparations for the Tenth Congress at an early stage,would reiterate its invitation to Member States to be represented at the Tenth Congress at the highest political level and would decide that the high-level segment of the Tenth Congress should be held on 14 and 15 April 2000.
In the operative portion, the Assembly would encourage Member States, as well as United Nations agencies, to actively support capacity-building in global public health and health-care institutions, such as through the provision of technical and other assistance to developing countries, as well as countries with economies in transition.
In addition, the Assembly would encourage the relevant United Nations programmes, specialized agencies of the United Nations system and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as other professional organizations, to cooperate with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in the preparations for the Thirteenth Congress.
Under the draft resolution the Assembly would encourage the Security Council in its submission of reports to the Assembly to provide in a timely manner clear and informative accounts of its work, and invites the President of the Assembly to propose ways and means to facilitate an in-depth discussion thereon.
The Assembly would encourage representatives of the United Nations Secretariat and other relevant United Nations agencies and programmes, as well as the Bretton Woods institutions, to meet and work together to develop arrangements that would ensure coordination and increased cooperation with respect to the provision of assistance to institution-building and social and economic development.
By paragraph 4, the Assembly would encourage the Secretary-General to continue his efforts in the context of the implementation of resolution 49/75 G and of the recommendations of the United Nations advisory missions, to curb the illicit circulation of small arms and to collect such arms in the affected States that so request, with the support of the United Nations Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Africa and in close cooperation with the Organization of African Unity.
The Assembly would encourage States, the institutes of the United Nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme network, other entities concerned and the Secretary-General to work together in order to ensure that the workshops were well-focused and achieved practical results, leading to technical cooperation ideas, projects and documents for enhancing bilateral and multilateral technical assistance activities in crime prevention and criminal justice. In addition, the General Assembly would reiterate its request to the.
Her delegation hoped that the supplemental payment to troop-contributing countries for the period from 1July 2011 to 30 June 2012 and the appointment of the Senior Advisory Group pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/289 would encourage Member States to renew their commitment to peacekeeping operations.