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The Ministers also expressed their satisfaction over the results of these consultations.
Despite the clear challenges, ministers also expressed optimism and noted emerging opportunities to accelerate a shift towards lower carbon and socially inclusive economies.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the gravity of cybercrime.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that the methods of work of the United Nations General Assembly must be improved.
Ministers also expressed support for those in the Kosovo Albanian leadership who are committed to peaceful dialogue.
The ministers also expressed concern that Israel had failed to respect and carry out the relevant decisions of the Security Council.
The Ministers also expressed grave concern that among the prisoners were also 37 women as well as 10 members of the Palestinian Legislative Council.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that continued activity of the good offices group constituted an asset of the trilateral cooperation.
Ministers also expressed concern on the continued existence of offices, web sites, publications and other facilities in support of UNITA-SAVIMBI around the world.
The Ministers also expressed their deep gratitude to the Government and people of Togo for the warm hospitality extended to them and for the excellent facilities made available to them.
The Ministers also expressed their conviction that the essential conditions exist to successfully achieve the second general, multiparty elections in Mozambique at the end of 1999.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The Ministers also expressed concern at the increase in protectionist tendencies in the developed countries, and the stagnation and decline in flows of official development assistance.
The Ministers also expressed grave concern about the critical humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, which remains an integral part of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
The Ministers also expressed the hope that countries in the region would continue to work together to maintain security and stability to ensure rapid economic growth and progress.
The Ministers also expressed serious concern that changes were being introduced in the budget methodology and format without prior consideration and approval by the General Assembly.
The Ministers also expressed their appreciation to Canada for the initiative of hosting the ASEAN-Canada consultation in May 1995, in order for ASEAN's view to be made known to the G-7 Meeting in Halifax.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the loss, destruction and removal of the cultural property and the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The Ministers also expressed satisfaction at the adoption of resolution 68/32 on the"follow-up to the 2013 high-level meeting of the General Assembly on nuclear disarmament" proposed by NAM, through which the Assembly.
The Ministers also expressed their concern over the loss, destruction and removal of the cultural property and the increased involvement of organised criminal groups in trafficking in looted, stolen or smuggled cultural property.
The ministers also expressed their concern and apprehension that the language used by His Holiness the Pope might engender a situation of tension between the Muslim World and the Vatican, to the detriment of the real interests of the two parties.
The Ministers also expressed deep concern at the inadequate voice and representation of developing countries in the Bretton Woods Institutions, including the existing lack of representation of developing countries at the top leadership positions at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
The Ministers also expressed deep concern at the inadequate voice and representation of developing countries in the Bretton Woods Institutions, including the existing lack of representation of developing countries at the top leadership positions at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
The ministers also expressed the view that CITES recognizes FAO and regional fisheries management organizations for examining listing of commercially traded fish species and the competence of the International Whaling Commission for the assessment and review of the stock levels of cetaceans.
The Ministers also expressed their deep concern on the increasing inequality between developed and developing countries since most developing countries have been deprived of financial investment despite the different reforms and policies they have undertaken to create a more attractive investment climate.
The Ministers also expressed their deep regret that since 1967, for forty-one years now, the Palestinian people have continuously suffered under the brutal Israeli military occupation of their land and continue to be denied their fundamental human rights, including the right to self-determination and the right of the Palestine refugees to return.
The Ministers also expressed their deep regret that since 1967, for more than forty-one years now, the Palestinian people have continuously suffered under Israel's brutal military occupation of their land and that they continue to be denied their fundamental human rights, including the right to self-determination and the right of the Palestine refugees to return.
The Ministers also expressed their deep concern at the intensifying hardships being faced by the Palestinian people as a result of the increasing financial and political isolation being imposed on the Palestinian Authority by some Members of the international community in the aftermath of the Palestinian Legislative Council elections of 25 January 2006.
The Ministers also expressed grave concern at programs and agendas pursued by extremist organizations and groups aimed at creating and perpetuating negative stereotypes about religious groups, in particular when condoned by Governments; and in this regard the Ministers condemned any advocacy of religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence, whether it involves the use of print, audio-visual or electronic media or any other means, including the internet and digital social networking.
The Minister also expressed doubt that outside aid to the armed groups had ceased, as called for by the Council in resolution 1304 2000.