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It expresses its conviction that the terms of reference will provide a solid basis for the effective governance and implementation of the Programme.
Welcomes the setting up of the Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States and expresses its conviction that this will help in reinforcing cooperation and consultation at all levels among Islamic nations.
Lastly, UNASUR expresses its conviction that internal conflicts should be resolved solely within the framework of democratic institutions and the rule of law.
The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan attaches great importance to the inter-Tajik talks being held in Ashkhabad under United Nations auspices and expresses its conviction that these talks will be as successful as anticipated.
Expresses its conviction that this declaration will assist African countries in utilizing tourism as an express route to long-awaited economic development.
Regrets the condemnation of one of the two Libyan citizens and expresses its conviction that the innocence of one means the innocence of the other since the assumptions underlying their accusation are the same.
Expresses its conviction that continued and sustained socio-economic advancement of the Non-Self-Governing Territories is an important element of self-determination;
The Special Committee strongly condemns the continuing collaboration of certain countries with the racist regime in the military andnuclear fields and expresses its conviction that such collaboration is in contravention of the arms embargo imposed against South Africa under Security Council resolution 418(1977) and undermines international solidarity against the apartheid regime.
Expresses its conviction that the provision of compulsory primary education for all, especially in rural areas, will reduce the number of forced labourers.
Reiterates its determination to bring its full support to a credibleelectoral process for the presidential and legislative elections in Côte d'Ivoire and expresses its conviction that any postponement of the presidential elections of 29 November 2009 would be inconsistent with a credible process and with the Ouagadougou Political Agreement as endorsed by the Security Council;
Expresses its conviction that the work carried out through the integrated Conference process could serve as a valuable lesson to be applied in other regions of the world;
While various approaches exist,the Group expresses its conviction that efforts to conclude a universal and legally binding instrument on security assurances to nonnuclear-weapon States should be pursued.
Expresses its conviction that a high-level meeting would contribute to raising awareness of the importance of the implementation of the Declaration for the realization of the rights of indigenous peoples around the world;
The Albanian Government hails the results of the Summit and expresses its conviction that all United Nations Member countries should unite all their forces for the fulfilment of the commitments embodied in the final Declaration of the Summit.
It expresses its conviction that the meeting in Brasilia will lay solid foundations for a definitive settlement of the dispute and the establishment of an enduring peace between Ecuador and Peru.
While various approaches exist,the Group expresses its conviction that efforts for the conclusion of a universal and legally binding instrument on security assurances to nonnuclearweapon States should be pursued.
The Working Group expresses its conviction that such non-governmental actors have an increasing role to play in the dissemination and implementation of the Declaration on the Right to Development.
Regrets the condemnation of one of the two Libyan citizens and expresses its conviction that the innocence of one means the innocence of the other since the assumptions underlying their accusation are the same and demands the release of the Libyan citizen, considered as a political hostage, Abdul Baset Al Megrahi.
Expresses its conviction concerning the need to further increase preventive action in Burundi without delay, in particular through the presence of human rights experts and observers throughout the country;
The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan expresses its conviction that the countries with nuclear potential will continue to refrain from using this lethal weapon against non-nuclear-weapon States Parties to the Treaty and will guarantee their security in the event of the emergence of a nuclear threat.
Expresses its conviction that the achievement of lasting peace and reconciliation in Darfur requires that the Sudanese stakeholders take full ownership of the process, with the international community playing a supportive role.
The Movement expresses its conviction that the aforementioned legislation is contrary to international law and to the norms and principles governing peaceful and friendly relations among nations.
The Conference expresses its conviction that increased transparency as a voluntary confidence-building measure supports mutual confidence and furthers progress in nuclear disarmament.
Expresses its conviction that an unbiased and fair approach to human rights issues contributes to the promotion of international cooperation as well as to the effective promotion, protection and realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Expresses its conviction that the full implementation of those measures and activities will contribute to the promotion of confidence among the Member States, the establishment of democracy and good governance and the consolidation of peace in the Central African subregion;
Expresses its conviction concerning the need to increase preventive action in Burundi without delay, in particular through the presence of human rights experts and through human rights training programmes, in full cooperation with the Government of Burundi;
Expresses its conviction that migrant workers contribute not only to the economic progress of the States where they are employed, but also to the enrichment of the cultural life of the receiving societies and the establishment of an atmosphere of mutual knowledge and understanding and peaceful coexistence;
Expresses its conviction that the pre-eminence of civilian authority in the national decision-making process is an indispensable condition for the consolidation of the rule of law and the full realization of human rights, since it enables all sectors of Guatemalan society to support and respect civilian authority;
Expresses its conviction that the draft declaration and programme of action to be adopted by the World Conference, will focus on action-oriented and practical steps to eradicate racism, including measures of prevention, education and protection, and the provision of effective remedies;
The Azerbaijani Republic expresses its conviction that world public opinion will correctly assess the real attitude of the Republic of Armenia, which is directed not towards ending aggression and attaining peace but towards annexing occupied Azerbaijani territories and consolidating the results of"ethnic cleansing" therein.