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Her delegation was convinced that the draft articles provided a solid basis on which to elaborate a convention.
For many years, UNRWA had played a central role in alleviating the suffering of Palestine refugees, and her delegation was convinced that the continued efforts of the Agency would secure peace and stability for the Palestinian people and the region for the benefit of humankind.
Her delegation was convinced that Ukraine could make a valuable contribution to the work of the Scientific Committee as a member.
The UNCITRAL Model Lawon International Commercial Arbitration(1985) had inspired legislation in many countries; her delegation was convinced that the Model Law on International Commercial Conciliation would enjoy similar success.
Her delegation was convinced that the protection of human rights was essential to peace, stability and accord in any society.
An open andtransparent dialogue must be undertaken to establish clear rules for debt restructuring that benefited both debtors and creditors; her delegation was convinced that the existing legal void benefited a handful of speculators and harmed all countries burdened by international debt.
Her delegation was convinced that banning the reproductive cloning of human beings was the best way of defending human dignity.
It was in the interest both of host countries andof the international community to promote self-reliance among refugees. Her delegation was convinced that refugees, having managed to overcome extreme difficulties, had acquired valuable experience which should be turned to account.
Her delegation was convinced that in coming years UNIDO would play an even greater role in the field of energy and sustainable development.
The action undertaken in that area by UNICEF and the International Labour Organization(ILO) to have the relevant legislation amended andprovide support for children's rehabilitation and vocational training programmes was encouraging because her delegation was convinced of the vital role that education played in stamping out the exploitation of child labour.
Her delegation was convinced that the best solution was debt cancellation in accord with a realistic assessment of a country's capacity to pay.
Ms. Escobar Pacas(El Salvador)said that her delegation was convinced of the urgent need to establish international norms and measures for the protection of aquifers.
Her delegation was convinced that international cooperation in that and other areas of special concern to women should be strengthened.
Ms. Ioannou(Cyprus) said that her delegation was convinced of the need to elaborate rules on the topic of responsibility of international organizations, despite the limited practice available.
Her delegation was convinced that those proposals would increase the ability of the system to monitor the implementation of international instruments.
Where peace was concerned, her delegation was convinced that women could play a significant role, provided that they could participate on an equal basis in political life and decision-making.
Her delegation was convinced of the need for comprehensive and balanced national, regional and international strategies to reduce drug demand, supply, production and trafficking.
Ms. Bennani(Morocco) said her delegation was convinced that social development must be based on the promotion of human rights, non-discrimination, equality of opportunity, social justice and respect for diversity.
Her delegation was convinced that the difficulty in implementing the instruments for guaranteeing respect for women's rights lay in deficient dissemination of information and promotion of those rights.
Ms. Halabi(Syrian Arab Republic)said that her delegation was convinced that international efforts could not yield positive results unless they fully respected sovereignty and different cultures, religions and civilizations.
Her delegation was convinced that, in order to ensure the effective implementation of the Platform for Action, specific and positive policies must be formulated and applied at the national level.
Ms. Loemban Tobing-Klein(Suriname)said that her delegation was convinced that no equality would be achieved unless human rights, including the human rights of women, became a way of life and were seen as a birthright, and it concurred in the importance of a human-rights based approach to development, with human rights education as the key.
Her delegation was convinced that the goal of creating a platform for a peaceful and secure world was achievable and would work assiduously to ensure that the 2015 review process was successful.
Her delegation was convinced that the 2007 proposal by the Coordinator of the Working Group on measures to eliminate international terrorism was the appropriate approach for reaching a compromise on the issue.
Moreover, her delegation was convinced that national efforts would make it possible to provide education to all social strata in accordance with the Dakar World Declaration on Education for All.
Her delegation was convinced that the achievement of peace and stability in the Middle East represented the common aspiration of the peoples of the region, was in keeping with their fundamental interests and would be conducive to peace and stability throughout the world.
Her delegation was convinced that a first step in dealing more effectively with misconduct by United Nations peacekeepers was to reconsider the issue of immunity, using Article 105 of the Charter of the United Nations as a basis.
Her delegation was convinced that States must reach agreement on certain basic questions before a preparatory committee could be established and was in favour of setting up for that purpose an open-ended working group with wide participation and a broader mandate.
Her delegation was convinced that, since development and peace and security were closely related, placing greater emphasis on development-related activities would lead to a reduction in the number of international conflicts and in the spiralling costs of peacekeeping missions.
Her delegation was convinced that, through a policy of openness and cooperation with international women's rights bodies and the promotion of new initiatives, a path was being forged towards eradicating the practices of discrimination and inequality of which many Mexican women were victims.