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In addition, more than 100 countries had expressed an interest in conducting an NCSA.
There was still reluctance to mainstream the rights of indigenous peoples in accordance with a Declaration that had not been adopted by consensus, and to which some countries had expressed many reservations.
More than 80 countries had expressed interest in participating in the Programme.
However, he also drew attention to the fact that certain countries had expressed their need for a Committee.
Other countries had expressed an intention to adhere to the Convention in the near future.
Most Liberian refugees residing in neighbouring countries had expressed their desire to return home voluntarily.
Several countries had expressed interest in hosting national launches, including, for example, Egypt, Norway, Slovenia and Sweden.
Leading up to the Doha Ministerial Conference, a number of developing countries had expressed concern about the WTO trade-related intellectual property rights(TRIPS) agreement.
Both countries had expressed interest in and requested assistance for the development of action plans for the implementation of the Convention on the basis of the profiles.
He urged Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce)to promote strengthened legislation on the formulation of contracts since some developing countries had expressed uncertainty concerning computer-generated messages of offer and acceptance.
On that occasion, many countries had expressed particular concern about the threat posed by terrorism to their security, stability and development.
Mr. Seyoum(Eritrea) said that in the declaration issued after their ninth annual meeting held in New York during the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly,the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the least developed countries had expressed their concern that their countries were lagging behind in meeting many of the Millennium Development Goal(MDG) targets.
Several African countries had expressed their willingness to offer assistance but had been prevented from doing so for lack of logistical support.
Before that Conference, the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources(IUCN) had co-convened the 18th Session of the Global Biodiversity Forum(GBF)in which participants from both developed and developing countries had expressed growing concern about the need to mitigate the negative impacts of the current trade system on the communities and ecosystems on which their livelihoods depended.
Several countries had expressed interest in joining the GSTP Agreement, including Burkina Faso, Burundi, Haiti, Madagascar, Mauritania, Rwanda, Suriname, Uganda and Uruguay.
During the workshop, all five Central Asian countries had expressed their interest in acceding to the Protocol, in the short or longer term.
Four or five countries had expressed reservations and would opt out, but countries that had not expressed reservations might also opt out if that was an option.
Lastly, she reported that more than 80 developed and developing countries had expressed an interest in organizing national alliances against hunger as part of the International Alliance Against Hunger, launched in 2003.
Many countries had expressed concern at the move by certain countries to establish a standby high-readiness brigade with a title including the words“United Nations”, without a relevant United Nations resolution.
As of 23 January, only four countries had expressed an interest in providing civilian police personnel and only one of these countries was French-speaking.
Several countries had expressed interest in becoming members of the Scientific Committee and the draft resolution addressed several of the issues involved: the need for additional resources; the need to take into account the concerns of current members that an expanded membership would not hamper the Committee's efficiency; and the extension of the observer status of the six candidate countries for a further year.
In choosing this topic for presentation many countries had expressed the general awareness that globalization and rapid development of information technologies increases the importance of trade in financial services.
He noted that some countries had expressed concern over discrimination against their citizens in other countries, especially female workers, and the escalation of violence experienced by workers abroad.
The least developed countries had expressed their determination to continue with the wide-ranging reforms they had undertaken in recent years which had greatly contributed to their improved economic performance and their development partners had reaffirmed their support for efforts to enhance their integration in the world economy and in the multilateral trading system in the spirit of shared responsibility and partnership which underpinned the Programme of Action.
Some African countries have expressed an interest in concerted subregional initiatives.
Other countries have expressed interest in TIR.
Several other countries have expressed their interest in this exercise.
Some countries have expressed the wish to receive security assurances on a bilateral basis.
Many developing countries have expressed interest in participating.
The Chairman informed that also some other countries have expressed their intention to make contributions.