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There is no alternative to the peace process launched in Madrid and Oslo.
The peace process that was launched in Madrid was seen as a new beginning to settle this conflict with the end of the cold war.
It is our hope andprayer that the peace process launched in Madrid will succeed.
We wish to emphasize that the peace process launched in Madrid calls for the establishment of a just, lasting and comprehensive peace in the region.
We solemnly reaffirm our commitment to the peace process launched in Madrid.
The multilateral talks are an integral part of the peace process launched in Madrid and complement the bilateral talks and not a substitute thereto.
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It is most regrettable that Israel,despite its participation in the ongoing Middle East peace process launched in Madrid in October 1991, continues to attack Lebanon by land, sea and air.
However, since 1991 Lebanon has been denied the right to have the Council convened,under the pretext that a meeting of the Council would negatively affect the peace process launched in Madrid.
Significant development of the main ongoing projects of the Alliance launched in Madrid, Istanbul and Rio de Janeiro;
The peace process launched in Madrid in 1991 was based on the clear criteria of, first and foremost, the implementation of Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973) and 425(1978), and the principle of land for peace.
Japan has supported the current Middle East peace process since it was launched in Madrid in 1991.
Lebanon, which wholeheartedly participated in the Middle East peace process launched in Madrid on 30 October 1991, is the country which has suffered the most from the Arab-Israeli conflict.
My delegation wishes to reaffirm Lebanon's sincere commitment to the peace process which was launched in Madrid in 1991.
Malawi strongly believes that there is no alternative to the peace process launched in Madrid on 10 October 1991; there is no cogent alternative to this process for genuine peace and stability in the Middle East.
Mr. ACHARYA(Nepal): Nepal has been a staunch supporter of the Middle East Conference, launched in Madrid in 1991.
Lebanon, which participated wholeheartedly in the Middle East peace process launched in Madrid on 30 October 1991, is the country which has suffered the most from the Arab-Israeli conflict.
This is also aimed at evading the bases and the principles of thepeace process in the Middle East, which was launched in Madrid in 1991.
It also indicates the seriousness with which the Arab side has pursued the current peace process,which was launched in Madrid in October 1991 under the sponsorship of the United States of America and the Russian Federation.
We believe that the process launched in Madrid complements other initiatives introduced under the auspices of the United Nations, such as the Alliance of Civilizations and the process of the Tripartite Forum on Interfaith Cooperation for Peace.
The Secretary-General stated that Israelis andPalestinians had shown admirable courage in joining the negotiations launched in Madrid in 1991 and later in signing the Oslo Accords, adding.
Discussions of this matter, in which an unprecedentedly large number of delegations have wished to participate, have shown virtually unanimous opposition on the part of the international community to this step taken by Israel, on the grounds that it contradicts the spirit andthe letter of the Middle East peace process launched in Madrid.
Mr. Moubarak(Lebanon): I would like to begin by reiterating Lebanon's wholehearted commitment to the peace process launched in Madrid in 1991 on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973) and 425 1978.
Yet in spite of all this,Israel still claims that it needs enough time to digest the Israeli-Palestinian agreement in a blatant attempt to evade the serious follow-up of the peace process launched in Madrid two years ago.
Rather, what is required is that the world be ready to learn the lessons from the peace process that stumbled after it was launched in Madrid as well as understand that the situation which we are in today has resulted from a lack of a clear vision and from the loss of a resolute will to put an end to the last occupation in the world.
To affirm the firm support and backing of the Arab States for Syria's just and rightful demand to recover the entire occupied Syrian Arab Golan up to the line of 4 June 1967, on the basis of the principles of the peace process and resolutions of international legitimacy andpursuant to achievements within the framework of the Peace Conference launched in Madrid in 1991;
Mr. Wehbe(Syrian Arab Republic)(spoke in Arabic): The international community fully recognizes that theMiddle East peace process, which was launched in Madrid in 1991, was based on the implementation of internationally legitimate resolutions, especially Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), as well as Security Council resolution 425(1978) on Lebanon.
The Syrian Arab Republic has repeatedly affirmed that the establishment of a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East must be based on the implementation of the relevant United Nations resolutions, namely Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973) andon the principle of land for peace which was the basis on which the peace process was launched in Madrid in 1991.
Syria declares its commitment to the peace process launched in Madrid in 1990 on the basis of the implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions, including resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), the principle of land for peace, the Arab peace initiatives and the complete and unconditional withdrawal of Israel from all of the occupied Syrian Golan to the line of 4 June 1967.
Indeed, it is in recognition of the critical importance of the success of this peace process to achieve durable peace in the Middle East that Japan has been actively participating in the peace process by engaging in intensified dialogue with the parties directly concerned, by sending its own contingents to a United Nations peacekeepingoperation in the region, and by offering its active contribution to the multilateral talks on the Middle East launched in Madrid in 1991.