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At the same meeting, Ms. Koufa presented her concluding remarks.
In her concluding remarks, the head of the delegation indicated that all suggestions had been duly taken into account.
At the same meeting, Ms. Hampson made her concluding remarks.
In her concluding remarks, the Executive Director said that the Board meeting had been useful and informative.
At the 14th meeting, on 10 August 2000, Ms. Warzazi made her concluding remarks.
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At the 24th meeting, on 9 April 1999, the Special Rapporteur made her concluding remarks.
The representative of the Tebtebba Foundation, in her concluding remarks, recommended that the present paper be used as a background paper.
At the 20th meeting, the Special Rapporteur answered questions and made her concluding remarks.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Dhar emphasized the complexity of long-term care and called upon governments to increase financing.
At the same meeting, the Deputy High Commissioner answered questions and made her concluding remarks.
The Chair of the SBSTA, in her concluding remarks, stressed the need to maximize the contribution of the EGTT to the Nairobi work programme.
At the 19th meeting, on 22 March 2007, Ms. Chinkin responded to questions and made her concluding remarks.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Perel-Levin agreed that addressing structural and societal forms of violence was a top priority.
At the 5th meeting, on 4 June 2008, the independent expert answered questions and made her concluding remarks.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Boisson de Chazournes expressed the hope that the work of the Advisory Committee would become better known and utilized.
He also recalled the observations of the High Commissioner on the same issue in her concluding statement to the Executive Committee.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Somers observed that there was much work to be done to empower older women in end-of-life decision-making in certain countries.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Ortiz argued that older persons should not be seen as a burden and that pensions represented a right rather than a cost.
In her concluding comments, the ChairpersonRapporteur thanked the members of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations, indigenous participants and observer Governments.
In her concluding remarks, the Executive Secretary thanked the panellists, commentators and delegations for their insightful remarks at the ministerial round table.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Sleap stated that low literacy levels could make it difficult for elderly persons to access information and that poverty was often a root cause of problems for older persons.
In her concluding remarks, the Chairperson-Rapporteur noted that the issues related to the right of indigenous peoples to education were closely linked to other issues such as poverty and access to resources.
In her concluding remarks Ms. Wahab stated Pakistan's full commitment to promoting and protecting the rights of all its citizens without discrimination being its legal and moral obligation.
In her concluding remarks and responses to the discussion, Dr. Hadj Salah emphasized that violence against children was a pressing issue throughout the world, and prevention was a key to its elimination.
In her concluding remarks, Ms. Bashtovenko highlighted the importance of improved cooperation and organization for older persons' rights at the local level and for the participation of older persons and civil society.
In her concluding remarks, Miriam Lexmann, EU Regional Programme Director at International Republican Institute, concluded that politicians need to engage more with citizens and stop talking down to them.
In her concluding remarks, the Special Rapporteur had stressed the importance of receiving information from States concerning legislation and regulations in force aimed at protecting the environment in relation to armed conflict.
In her concluding remarks, the Executive Director said the discussion had highlighted the critical importance of long-term partnerships to effective work on the ground, to resource mobilization, and to the development of common strategies.
In her concluding remarks at the end of the sixty-first session, the President stated, inter alia, that she hoped Member States would"have the courage to begin discussions on meaningful intergovernmental negotiations" A/61/PV.109, p. 16.