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It also noted that those countries would continue to rely on financial resources from the international community.
He emphasized that no matter how costs were defined,the operating costs of UNICEF engagement in more than 100 countries would continue to rise.
Cuba, like other developing countries, would continue to advocate the right to development as an essential issue.
Despite the HIPC Initiative and action in the context of the Paris Club,many African countries would continue to suffer from a debt overhang.
Those countries would continue to manipulate the various United Nations human-rights bodies in order to satisfy their ambition for power.
One of the Commission's primary roles was to ensure that such countries would continue to receive the resources and attention they needed.
In addition, many countries would continue to face issues relating to food and energy security, meaning food demand would increase.
It was a time for reflection andstocktaking, and it was to be hoped that countries would continue to recognize the importance of United Nations development activities.
Developing countries would continue to insist on a greater role in the decision-making, as they generally suffered disproportionately as a result of adverse shocks in the global economy.
Expressed its conviction that Israeli threats to attack nuclear installations in Iraq and in other countries would continue to jeopardize international peace and security in the region, and warned it to desist from such armed attacks against nuclear installations;
Many countries would continue to rely on official development assistance, which must be significantly greater and more effective in order to help them attain the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
The decline in per capita food production in developing countries would continue unless better access to land, capital, credit, training and technology was provided.
Developed countries would continue to develop their environmental policy, and it was dangerous to suggest that there was a link between increased environmental awareness and reduced competitiveness in developed countries. .
Over the coming two years, macroeconomic policies in most developed countries would continue to involve a combination of less restrictive fiscal tightening and less accommodative monetary easing.
While it was clear that consumer countries could not win the war against drugs on their own, as long as demand was great andthe market lucrative producer and transit countries would continue to serve as suppliers and transhipment points.
The other was that such countries would continue as permanent members unless otherwise decided by a two-thirds majority of the membership of the United Nations.
On the final morning of the first phase of the Mid-term Review, the Group had taken note of a statement by one delegation in New York that threatened the existence of UNCTAD and that had perhaps adversely coloured the discussions,but developing countries would continue to defend the organization.
Furthermore, in view of the large financing gap which developing countries would continue to face in the coming few years, both long-term development finance and grants should be made available to them as a matter of priority.
The Committee took note with appreciation of the information provided by the Regional Advisor on Energy, and decided that the work on present andfuture prospects for the fuel and energy complexes of CIS countries, with particular attention to energy efficiency policy, in those countries would continue within the framework of this programme.
While all developing countries would continue to need the high-quality technical advice provided by the United Nations system, the nature of the demand for developmental inputs from the United Nations system had changed.
Donor countries agreed to implement the actions that they had committed to at the second United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries as soon as possible, as follows.Those donor countries providing more than 0.20 per cent of their GNP as ODA to least developed countries would continue to do so and increase their efforts.
Brazil emphasized, however,that many developing countries would continue to rely on the United Nations development system in their efforts to promote development and that, despite the changes that were expected to take place in the post-2015 development landscape, traditional North-South development assistance would remain crucial; the widening scope of South-South and triangular cooperation should not be seen as a pretext for reducing ODA flows.
Her country would continue to mobilize public opinion in preparation for the Conference.
In addition, the Norwegian delegation said that its country would continue to play an active role in the programme and pledged further financial contributions to it.
The country would continue to assume leadership of its peacebuilding and peace consolidation efforts as it moved into more of a development phase.
His country would continue to honour its obligations to UNIDO whenever its financial capacity permitted.
In that regard, investment in agriculture would be of key importance, and the country would continue to promote investment in tourism, manufacturing, energy, and science and technology.
His country would continue to participate in the ongoing negotiations under the able leadership of the Chairman of the Preparatory Committee.
The host country would continue its work on the organization of side events, including the allocation of time for the side events, in a balanced and efficient manner.
His country would continue to move forward in the direction of its choice and to safeguard its socialist system.