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However, it is regrettable to note that we have not made progress in the other fields.
Despite the support of the international community in the face of these crises andconflicts that are convulsing our continent, it is regrettable to note the discriminatory way in which Africa is treated in dealing with the refugee problem.
It is regrettable to note that, despite the great efforts exerted, fewer tangible results have been achieved.
In spite of the changes in the international situation since the inception ofthe United Nations and the Organization's successes in solving many international problems on its agenda, it is regrettable to note that all efforts to solve the problem of Palestine have ended in failure.
It is regrettable to note that on these two continents only 60,000 persons are receiving antiretroviral drugs.
In spite of some positive andreassuring elements contained in the Security Council presidential statement, it is regrettable to note that the statement failed to address some other important matters and developments, among them the convening of the Herat Supreme Islamic Council in which authoritative representatives of the nation participated.
It is regrettable to note that the Working Group on Security Council reform has held meetings since January 1994 without making any significant progress.
While it was intended to rotate staff members of the Division to the field, it is regrettable to note that owing to the difficulties experienced with staffing, including unexpected vacancies, the only field mission to which staff from the Division have been rotated to serve has been the United Nations Support Mission in Haiti.
It is regrettable to note that more than 100 million mines are scattered throughout the world, mainly in villages, silently waiting for their next innocent victims.
This being the case, it is regrettable to note that instead of the universally enshrined term"humanitarian assistance", we increasingly come across the term"humanitarian intervention.
It is regrettable to note that every year, for a very long period of time, the United Nations has consistently discussed the agenda item on the situation in the Middle East.
In this connection, it is regrettable to note that for the past 37 years a unilateral economic embargo has been imposed on Cuba, reflecting the continuation of untenable past policies.
It is regrettable to note that as a direct consequence of the pressures and threats addressed to the Government, the rebels have resumed their violations of the ceasefire agreement.
Against the background of such difficulties, it is regrettable to note that, in real terms, aid flows to Africa as a whole have also been on the decline in spite of the substantial increase by a few countries in their levels of aid to Africa.
However it is regrettable to note that, in spite of the encouraging signs, the overall picture of development is not optimistic.
Mr. Pak Gil Yon(Democratic People's Republic of Korea): It is regrettable to note that the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) makes reference once again to the so-called nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula in a biased, subjective and unjustified manner, disregarding the reality.
It is regrettable to note that, four years after the holding of the World Summit for Children, the situation of children world-wide continues to be deplorable and a matter of concern.
It is regrettable to note that the Disarmament Commission has not been able to agree on an agenda after years of deliberations and that it has again failed to adopt a substantive report on its work.
It is regrettable to note that, since the end of the cold war, so little progress has been accomplished and today's deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament is a tragic display of our failure.
It is regrettable to note once again the continuing decrease in official development assistance and the lack of political will on the part of many donors to reverse this trend.
It is regrettable to note today, however, that the least developed countries are being increasingly marginalized in the globalization process and that their share of the world trade market is only 0.4 per cent.
In this context, it is regrettable to note the difficulties of the majority of developed countries in meeting the target reaffirmed in the Monterrey Consensus of allocating 0.7 per cent of their GDP to ODA.
It is regrettable to note, despite the efforts made in recent years, including by the United Nations Secretary-General's Personal Envoy for Western Sahara, Christopher Ross, that no progress has been reported in the resolution of the matter.
However, it is regrettable to note that, because of Israel's refusal to cooperate with the efforts of the Secretary-General, the report before us is not based on a field visit to Jenin, as had been previously anticipated.
It is regrettable to note that the MINURSO administration did not comply with the instructions issued by Headquarters on 25 April and 12 May 1994 to take the necessary action to safeguard United Nations assets, after the theft of US$ 3.9 million in the United Nations Operation in Somalia.
It is regrettable to note that the Economic Commission for Africa has not yet convened such an important meeting, given that the world at the Summit focused on Africa in Commitment 7, which specifically called for accelerated efforts at economic, social and human resource development of Africa and the least developed countries.
It is regrettable to note that the deterioration in the economic situation is of such a nature that it may well have a negative effect on the implementation of international conventions and programmes, notably those which relate to the environment, the programme of action for children, and the programme of action for the advancement and protection of human rights.
Importantly, it is regrettable to note that only limited progress has been made with regard to joint programming, as a result of the inability of country teams to allocate adequate time to developing joint programmes due to overlapping priorities, like the UNDAF and country planning cycles which provide the support for the joint programmes.
Nevertheless, it was regrettable to note that several instances of violence against diplomatic and consular missions and their personnel had occurred in the past two years.
It was regrettable to note that most of the obligations under Security Council resolution 1373(2001) were not fully honoured by some of the States concerned.