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He also drew attention to CCW/MSP/2007/INF.2, listing the countries that had provided experts to the pool of experts.
The Director thanked countries that had provided resettlement opportunities for their support in helping to find durable solutions.
The suggestion was made to post on the website of the Expert Group a list of countries that had provided data and comments.
A further proposal was that countries that had provided no import responses might be targeted.
Thanked Eurostat and the International Monetary Fund for their contributions to the report andexpressed gratitude to regional agencies and countries that had provided valuable comments on the draft version;
Malawi was grateful to the partner countries that had provided assistance in predeployment training, equipment and expertise.
Mr. Eliassen stressed the importance of the involvement of the Parties in the EMEP work and thanked the countries that had provided contributions to the EMEP assessment report.
Deep appreciation was also expressed to countries that had provided Grenada with technical support with a view to addressing a number of issues that had been raised during the meeting.
At WP.11's sixty-ninth session in 2013, the Working Party thanked the 16 countries that had provided responses to the questionnaire.
Most countries that had provided information to the meeting had general('horizontal') legislation for access to information, which was also applicable to information on GMOs.
It also noted with satisfaction that a number of countries that had provided incomplete replies in the previous round had improved this time.
A total of 65 States had used Form B,"Mine clearance and rehabilitation programmes", in 2012;for the most part they were countries that had provided assistance to other States for those activities.
A number of countries that had provided comments(contained in document TD/B/COM.2/37) felt that the Expert Meeting's outcome and summary covered all significant points related to the topic discussed.
It also noted that panel discussions should be held during its meetings, involving experts from countries that had provided written responses on the priority themes under consideration.
A participant commended those countries that had provided financial support to enable the participation of civil society organizations in UNCTAD XII and called upon other countries to provide financial assistance in that regard.
Those results were due in part to the fruitful relationships that had been established with countries that had provided financing, such as France, the Republic of Korea and Spain, in such sectors as training and integrated industrial platforms.
WP.11 thanked the 16 countries that had provided data in response to the questionnaire on the implementation of ATP in 2012: Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.
Finally, his delegation welcomed the progress made in the UN-SPIDER programme,and thanked all the countries that had provided generous extrabudgetary resources in support of that programme, as well as those that had announced additional contributions to it.
WP.11 thanked those countries that had provided data in response to the questionnaire on the implementation of ATP in 2011: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.
The secretariat expressed its appreciation to the donor countries that had provided financial support for the delivery of the technical assistance and capacity-building activities.
The WP.11 thanked those countries that had provided data in response to the questionnaire on the implementation of the ATP in 2009: Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Sweden, Spain and United Kingdom.
At its sixty-sixth session in 2010,WP.11 thanked those countries that had provided data for the questionnaire on the implementation of the ATP in 2009 and reminded countries of their obligation to respond to the questionnaire ECE/TRANS/WP.11/222, para. 16.
The Chair thanked those countries that had provided the necessary funds for the participation of delegates from least developed countries as well as UNEP for providing their facilities and other funds to allow for a ten-day meeting.
At its sixty-fifth session in 2009, the Working Party thanked those countries that had provided data for the questionnaire on the implementation of the ATP(ECE/TRANS/WP.11/2009/5) and stressed the importance of more countries responding to the questionnaire in 2010 if it was to be a meaningful exercise.
WP.11 thanked the 18 countries that had provided data in response to the questionnaire on the implementation of ATP in 2013 and stressed that it would be useful to have information from all ATP contracting parties and that it was a means of harmonizing implementation of the agreement.
Developing countries that have provided trade preferences to least developed countries should continue to improve them.
Conference participants also thanked those countries that have provided transit and related facilities to International Security Assistance Force(ISAF) and the ANSF.
In particular, I should like to thank the European Space Agency and the host countries that have provided local facilities, transportation and accommodation for Programme activities in 1994.
In this regard, commends those developed countries that have provided duty-free and quota-free market access to all products of all LDCs, and encourages those developed countries that have not yet done so to provide similar access expeditiously.
On the basis of the many lessons learned from a variety of agencies in countries that have provided technical assistance for building capacity, the twinning approach described in paragraph 54 of the present document will be adopted by UN-SPIDER to achieve this segment of capacity-building.