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Her delegation had always supported the work of the Special Representative.
Ms. Engelbrecht Schadtler(Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela) said that her delegation, too, had joined the consensus on the draft resolution,since it covered important matters pertaining to the sustainable development of the Caribbean Sea, and her delegation had always supported the Group of 77 and China, particularly on initiatives of Caribbean States.
Her delegation had always supported the efforts of the Committee to ensure the effective implementation of the Convention.
Mr. Hashim(Brunei Darussalam) said that his delegation had always supported efforts to find a comprehensive settlement in the Middle East.
His delegation had always supported requests by the Secretary-General for the resources required for the efficient and effective performance of the Force.
Mr. Kalinin(Russian Federation)said that his delegation had always supported the idea of elaborating an international convention on the basis of the draft articles.
His delegation had always supported the Secretary-General's efforts to reform and strengthen the United Nations and would continue to do so.
As for the threshold for war crimes, his delegation had always supported option 3(“no such provision”) but could reluctantly agree to option 2 if a consensus existed.
His delegation had always supported the Organization's information programmes and had progressively expanded its cooperation with the Organization in that regard.
That was why his delegation had always supported the establishment of a new, just and more balanced world communication order.
His delegation had always supported the establishment of an effective universal legal order to regulate space activities and had therefore joined the consensus which had enabled the principles to be adopted.
Ms. Wilson(Jamaica) said that her delegation had always supported the principles of religious freedom and tolerance and respected the right of persons to practice the religion of their choice.
His delegation had always supported the Secretary-General's proposals in connection with the support account, and was very concerned at the inadequate support given to peace-keeping operations, particularly in terms of personnel.
Ms. Dieguez La O(Cuba)said that her delegation had always supported requests for observer status from organizations that met the criteria established under General Assembly decision 49/426.
His delegation had always supported the establishment of United Nations regional centres for the teaching of space science and technology and, in that context, reiterated its support for the relevant recommendations contained in General Assembly resolution 50/27.
Mr. ELARABY(Egypt) said that his delegation had always supported General Assembly resolution 2758(XXVI), which recognized the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate representative of China to the United Nations, and saw no reason to question it at that juncture.
His delegation had always supported the efforts of colonial peoples to exercise their right to self-determination, and he therefore reiterated its firm commitment to self-determination for the people of Western Sahara, which alone could put an end to the conflict between Morocco and the Frente Polisario.
Mr. Elji(Syrian Arab Republic)recalled that his delegation had always supported the efforts of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force(UNDOF) while Israel continued to defy resolutions adopted by the General Assembly and the Security Council calling for it to withdraw to its June 1967 borders and to assume the costs for the Force.
His delegation had always supported the Secretary-General's efforts to improve the United Nations and to make it a functional Organization which would truly represent the world, having representatives of every State working in the Secretariat.
His delegation had always supported strict adherence to the principles of the Charter governing the recruitment and employment of staff, particularly the need to secure the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity and to ensure the equitable geographical representation of Member States in the Secretariat.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that his delegation had always supported the right to self-determination of the people of Western Sahara, and the holding of a free and credible referendum on self-determination, and had supported the various efforts in that regard, including the Houston accords and the Baker peace plan as set out in Security Council resolution 1495 2003.
Mr. Yamagiwa(Japan) said that his delegation had always supported the common system, which not only allowed participating organizations to avoid burdensome administrative arrangements but also ensured equal and consistent conditions of service throughout the system, an important factor in view of the Secretary-General's proposal to enhance the mobility of the staff.
Mr. Herrera(Mexico) said that his delegation had always supported the concept of the development account and had actively participated in the drafting of paragraph 24 of General Assembly resolution 52/12 B which, inter alia, requested the Secretary-General to submit a detailed report on the modalities of implementation, the specific purposes and associated performance criteria for the use of the resources in question.
My delegation has always supported the piecemeal approach that was first advanced by the delegation of Zambia.
My delegation has always supported an internationally and effectively verifiable comprehensive and non-discriminatory FMCT.
My delegation has always supported efforts to achieve the praiseworthy objective of nuclear disarmament.
Mr. Amer(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)(spoke in Arabic): My delegation has always supported cooperation between the United Nations and regional as well as other organizations.
Given the global importance of the Convention, my delegation has always supported the view that its achievements can best be consolidated through universal participation.
My delegation has always supported all efforts made to achieve the praiseworthy objective of nuclear disarmament.
My delegation has always supported the principle of the expansion of the CD in accordance with rule 2 of the rules of procedure.