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It had welcomed the establishment of a system of focal points in substantive departments to monitor documentation.
Since her Government believed that it was important to strengthen the Convention, it had welcomed the entry into force of its Optional Protocol.
It had welcomed the outcome of the joint Bureaux meeting of the Working Group and Steering Body and was willing to continue this cooperation.
He therefore regretted that the Staff Union had changed its position after it had welcomed the Secretary-General's earlier report.
Senegal reiterated that it had welcomed, in December 2008, Burundi's efforts to promote and protect human rights, highlighting in particular the measures taken for women and children.
Another delegation expressed its full support for the programme in Benin andnoted that at the first regular session 1999, it had welcomed the new formulation and design of country programmes supported by the Fund.
It had welcomed the Middle East peace process initiated in 1991 at the Madrid Peace Conference and had actively encouraged the implementation of the Oslo Accords.
The Assembly had steered that process through its resolutions 57/130 B and 57/300, in which it had welcomed the Secretary-General's proposals to improve public information activities.
It had welcomed the opportunity to engage in an open dialogue with the Committee, and had appreciated the presence of domestic non-governmental organizations.
In her statement on this item, the Chairperson-Rapporteur thanked warmly the World Health Organization for the support and enthusiasm with which it had welcomed the Working Group's initiative to include a sub-item on health on its agenda.
The Advisory Committee recalls that it had welcomed the successful completion of the new office facility at the United Nations Office at Nairobi see A/66/7/Add.3, para. 2.
The Working Party may wish to recall its previous discussions on a new convention to facilitate the crossing of frontiers for passengers and baggage carried by rail and that,at its 136th session, it had welcomed the establishment of an informal group of experts to work on elaborating such convention.
It had welcomed, in particular, the opportunity to discuss in the Group of Experts the threat posed by IEDs to military forces and civilians in countries in which those devices were deployed indiscriminately.
With regard to cooperation with United Nations mechanisms, Sri Lanka noted again its concern about torture,which is why it had welcomed the visit of the Special Rapporteur, who had provided a very helpful report on which action was being taken.
It had welcomed and provided all necessary support for the Force,had established cooperation between its authorities and the Force, and was grateful to all the countries contributing troops to the Force.
With respect to the proactive risk assessment,the Committee recalled paragraph 20 of its previous report(A/66/85), in which it had welcomed the fact that the Investigations Division had agreed to incorporate a more proactive and risk-based approach to its workplan.
It had welcomed the adoption of the Optional Protocol to the Convention and the accession of 34 States parties to that instrument, whose objective was to establish a system of confidential visits to places of detention.
Ecuador indicated that it wished to state for the record that it had acted in a very responsible manner, profoundly committed to the need to make progress in the area of human rights,and thus it had welcomed all recommendations put forward by delegations, and thus these recommendations enjoy the support of Ecuador.
It had welcomed the progress made in integrating information technology into management and document-processing systems, and urged that such actions should be taken for all duty stations, especially Nairobi.
The Committee recalled that,at its sixty-third session, it had welcomed the intention of the Central African Republic to submit a schedule for the payment of its arrears and urged it to make some payments in future so as to reduce, or at least avoid an increase of, its arrears.
It had welcomed, in particular, the opportunity to discuss in the Group of Experts the threat posed by IEDs to military forces and to the civilian population in countries in which such devices were deployed indiscriminately.
The Advisory Committee recalls that in its previous report7 it had welcomed the efforts of the Secretary-General to streamline the administrative structure and activities of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization(UNTSO), which had resulted in a net reduction of $8,614,500.
It had welcomed the involvement of other subsidiary bodies and their programmes and centres and requested the Expert Group to agree a clear timetable for developing and evaluating an effects-based approach EB. AIR/WG.5/76, paras. 29(a)-d.
Algeria recalled that, during the review, it had welcomed Antigua and Barbuda's commitment to human rights despite the human, environmental and financial difficulties that it faced, like other small island States.
It had welcomed the latter's initiative to conduct a review of its functioning and emphasized the need to make the Board more efficient, results-oriented, transparent and accountable to Member States.
It had welcomed the stated intention of the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia(ESCWA) to increase the percentage of documents available in Arabic from 47 per cent in 2000-2001 to 80 per cent in 2002-2003 and 100 per cent in 2004-2005.
It had welcomed the move towards consolidated and more focused reports, and had requested information from the Secretary-General on page-limit compliance for documents not originating within the Secretariat.
It had welcomed the visits of various special procedures mandate holders, including the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the situation of human rights defenders, the Special Rapporteur on the question of torture and the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing.
It had welcomed the Secretary-General's report on the future operation of the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women(INSTRAW), but felt that the responsibility for its smooth functioning, by way of improved financial support, rested with the Member States.
It had welcomed and supported the Secretary-General's continuing efforts in that regard, while stressing that the reform should be aimed at improving the timely delivery of documentation and the quality of conference services and at meeting the needs of Member States efficiently and cost-effectively.