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We join the call for the unconditional release of the kidnapped Israeli soldiers.
Let me point out the increasing number of attacks against the personnel participating in peacekeeping andhumanitarian operations, and join the call for strict punishment of the perpetrators of these shameful acts.
We therefore join the call for an expeditious completion of the World Trade Organization's Doha round of negotiations.
While welcoming the positive developments in that connection,as mentioned above, we join the call for continued efforts to implement the resolution adopted at the 1995 NPT Review Conference on making the Middle East a zone free of nuclear weapons.
I join the call for urgent action, particularly for small island developing States and least developed countries.
We endorse the proposal in the Secretary-General's report on zones of peace for children, join the call for stopping the use of children as combatants and reiterate our appeal to all parties in conflicts to respect existing universal humanitarian principles.
I join the call for strategic reforms of the United Nations, which my Government has been making for the past decade.
In order togive practical expression to our concerns, we join the call on all States to advance the implementation of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities and the related Montreal Declaration.
We join the call of the Secretary-General, who suggests the need for quantitative and qualitative research on poverty alleviation among youth.
It is crucial that these serious matters be dealt with properly,and today we join the call on the parties to credibly investigate all allegations that have been made of violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and to inform the international community of the results of those investigations.
We join the call of many, including our partners in the European Union and in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, for an immediate cessation of violence.
In this connection we join the call made by the Secretary-General to Member States to redouble their efforts to work for a ban on supplying small arms to non-State actors.
We join the call for indicators on non-communicable diseases and injuries to be integrated into the core monitoring and evaluation system of the Millennium Development Goals.
We therefore join the call for an enhanced United Nations presence in South Africa, a presence that is urgently needed prior to the elections of April 1994.
We also join the call made by the Secretary-General of the United Nations on Member States to redouble their efforts to work on a ban on supplying small arms to non-State actors.
We join the call to mobilize Government and privatesector resources to respond to the needs of the millions who suffer from HIV/AIDS, 95 per cent of whom live below the poverty line.
We therefore join the call on the parties involved to avoid further confrontation and to return to the negotiating table with a view to finding an acceptable solution to the problems which separate them.
We join the call for the immediate end to the long-imposed embargo against Cuba and continue to believe that differences and disputes between countries should be settled through dialogue and negotiations.
In this regard we join the call for States, in particular those whose ratification is needed for its entry into force, and that have not yet done so, to sign and ratify the Treaty as soon as possible.
We join the call for all Member States to provide greater political and financial support to the Fund in order to maintain its viability and ensure that it will be able to meet the ever-increasing demands.
We therefore join the call for the commencement of negotiations on a non-discriminatory and universally applicable convention banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices.
In one such arena, we join the call for an end to violence, a return to the negotiating table and the building of confidence so as to realize the coexistence of two States, side by side in secure and recognized borders.
We join the call for the convening of an international conference on the illicit arms trade and note the offer of the Government of Switzerland to host such a meeting under United Nations auspices in the year 2000.
CARICOM countries also join the call for a new framework for debt sustainability that aims at greater flexibility in dealing with the external debt crisis and greater willingness to reduce the debt of countries that are at risk or that display signs of insolvency.
We join the call for all States to strengthen their capacity to combat the disease, safeguard their respective populations and care for the affected. Capacity-building is crucial at all stages of national AIDS programmes: planning, development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
I join the call of the Security Council, expressed in its recent presidential statement(S/PRST/2007/12), on the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic to take further measures to reinforce controls at the Syrian-Lebanese border, emphasizing that under the given circumstances, its cooperation to enforce the arms embargo imposed by resolution 1701(2006) is an indispensable element in enabling the exertion of the Lebanese Government's control over all of its territory.
It joined the call to convene a fourth special session of the General Assembly on disarmament.
It joined the call for international assistance for Haiti.
Accordingly, Liberia joins the call for expanded membership of the Security Council.
Furthermore, my country joins the calls to resist protectionism in trade, finance and migration.