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Mr. Von Kaufmann(Canada), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that Greece had likewise become a sponsor.
Ms. Gunnarsdótter(Iceland), speaking also on behalf of the other Nordic countries Denmark, Finland,Norway and Sweden, introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, announced that the delegations of Albania, Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burundi, Cameroon, Ghana, Jordan, Lesotho, Liberia, Mali, Mozambique, Nicaragua, the Republic of Korea, Suriname and Timor-Leste wished to add their names to the list of sponsors.
Mr. Lambertini, introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the European Union, said that Norway, Serbia, Seychelles, Switzerland, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey had joined the sponsors.
Ms. Kislinger(Venezuela), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that Mexico had become a sponsor.
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Ms. Morgan(Mexico), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors listed as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Ecuador, Egypt, Honduras, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Panama, Romania, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Suriname.
Ms. Astiasarán Arias(Cuba), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Movement of NonAligned Countries, said that China had joined the sponsors.
Mr. Talbot(Guyana), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that there was general satisfaction with the work of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research(UNITAR) and drew attention to paragraphs 8 and 10.
Mr. Hyassat(Jordan), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors, said they had been joined by Timor-Leste.
Mr. Bonifaz(Peru), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Bureau, said that it was largely based on General Assembly resolution 66/98.
Mr. Gansukh(Mongolia), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that Cyprus, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan and Myanmar had also become sponsors.
Mr. Pavlichenko(Ukraine), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Bureau, said that the text was based on General Assembly resolution 66/93.
Mr. Rivard(Canada), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the main sponsors, said that Andorra, Croatia, Micronesia(Federated States of) and Palau had become sponsors.
Ms. Negm(Egypt), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Bureau, said that the text was an updated version of General Assembly resolution 63/127.
Mr. Selim(Egypt), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that Comoros, Côte d'Ivoire, Madagascar, Maldives, Mali and Rwanda had joined the sponsors.
Ms. Garcia(Philippines), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of its sponsors, said that Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Cape Verde, Finland, Israel, Madagascar and Switzerland also wished to become sponsors.
Mr. Lambert(Belgium), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the European Union and the other sponsors, said that Andorra, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Micronesia(Federated States of) and Tuvalu had become sponsors.
Mr. Emiliou(Cyprus), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that the text summarized the contents of the Committee's report(A/68/26) and endorsed the recommendations contained therein.
Mr. Jesus(Angola), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of African States, said that it addressed the needs of the over 14.2 million Africans who were refugees, returnees or displaced persons.
Mr. Chir(Algeria), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it acknowledged that urgent action was needed to accelerate implementation of action plans on ageing.
Ms. Hoosen(South Africa), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it highlighted three core priorities of social development: poverty eradication, full employment and social integration.
Mr. Talbot(Guyana), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that it focused on the information and communication technologies, which were vital to globalization.
Mr. Nikiforov(Russian Federation), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors and Kazakhstan and Ukraine, said that hostage-taking remained an urgent problem which his Government had experienced first hand.
Ms. Farngalo(Liberia), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the African Group, said that Austria, Finland, Georgia, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain and Turkey had joined the sponsors of the draft resolution. .
Mr. Hussain(Pakistan), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that the right to self-determination was the most basic collective right and the indispensable foundation of all human rights.
Ms. Pohjankukka(Finland), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that Albania, Andorra, Bulgaria, Iceland, Moldova(Republic of), Palau, Serbia, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey had joined the sponsors.
Ms. Sinegiorgis(Ethiopia), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors-- the States members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development(IGAD)-- drew attention to the explanatory memorandum contained in annex I to document A/66/193.
Ms. Critchlow(Guyana), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said since the El Niño phenomenon was expected to recur within five years, prompt action was needed in order to reduce its impact on development efforts.
Ms. Pérez Álvarez(Cuba), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the sponsors, said that her country, like other Latin American and Caribbean States, was concerned at legislation curtailing the reunification of families and the sending of remittances.
Ms. Astiasarán Arias(Cuba), introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the Movement of NonAligned Countries, reiterated its opposition to unilateral coercive measures, including those used as a tool of economic and political repression, especially against developing countries.