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This further underscores the need for international solidarity.
The need for international solidarity was also highlighted by some delegations in this context.
Globalization created interdependence among States,hence the increasing need for international solidarity.
Lastly, it serves to remind us of the need for international solidarity when international disasters afflict us, wherever they occur.
The primary responsibility of States with regard to refugee protection was underlined, butthere was also recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing.
May today's event also serve to remind us of the need for international solidarity whenever and wherever international disasters occur.
While the need for international solidarity was obvious in times of disaster, it was equally urgent and necessary in the context of international economic relations.
At the regional level there has also been repeated recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing.
That disaster had highlighted the need for international solidarity in crisis prevention, and he therefore urged the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action.
While the primary responsibility for dealing with AIDS rests with national Governments,we believe there is greater need for international solidarity and burden sharing.
Quite the contrary; there is a need for international solidarity in support of national policies aimed at correcting the odious conditions which apartheid inflicted on 80 per cent of the population.
The globalization of economic activities is a fact andcreates interdependence among States; hence the need for international solidarity and collective responsibility at the level of the international community.
The need for international solidarity to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and avian influenza by extending assistance and cooperation to developing countries in all possible measure;
Particularly in situations where the grant of asylum places a heavy burden on States,governments have recognized the need for international solidarity in order to find comprehensive solutions to refugee situations more predictably and equitably.
The need for international solidarity in helping developing countries to develop an analytical capacity and the necessary scientific, administrative and infrastructure capacity in agriculture;
Our response also has to be global, international and collective,based on an awareness of the interdependence of nations, the need for international solidarity and the urgent need for an ongoing multidirectional dialogue.
Indonesia welcomed the recognition of the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing with countries of asylum, which, more often than not, were developing countries with limited resources.
The independent expert is aware that the present report was written against the backdrop of a world faced by multiple crises- fuel, food, economic andfinancial- which in turn gave primacy to the urgent and unequivocal need for international solidarity.
In conclusion, the independent expert emphasizes the need for international solidarity in the present-day globalized society, and argues for recognition of international solidarity as a right of peoples.
We commend and support the work of the international community and efforts taken at the national, regional and international levels to respond tothe challenges of terrorism, recognizing the need for international solidarity in addressing that increasing global threat.
Other delegations pointed out the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing and noted the considerable contributions made by host countries themselves, acknowledging the substantial burdens they had borne in hosting large numbers of refugees.
My country therefore welcomed the high-level Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and Its Impact on Development,held from 24 to 26 June, which illustrated the need for international solidarity in the face of the crisis in order to ease the suffering of the peoples of developing countries.
Without questioning the need for international solidarity or the primacy of the United Nations in conflict settlement, Burkina Faso, like other African countries, knows that Africa must be the first to invest in the solution of its problems.
Committee members recalled the tremendous burden refugee situations may place on host countries and, in keeping with the statement which this Committee agreed in relation to the high-level segment,restated the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing to address the needs of host communities, refugees and internally displaced persons.
He did not question the need for international solidarity towards States hit by a disaster; Germany had been a major humanitarian donor in the past, and still had a humanitarian budget of up to 300 million euros a year.
During the last session of the working group, the need for international solidarity and cooperation for realization of the right to development was emphasized, with particular mention of the achievement of the internationally agreed development commitments, including for poverty eradication E/CN.4/2001/26, para.
Mr. Empole(Democratic Republic of the Congo)stressed the need for international solidarity in the face of climate change with a view to developing appropriate technology in the countries affected, funding adaptation and mitigation projects and building relevant capacities in the most vulnerable economies.
Accordingly, he stressed the need for international solidarity and cooperation to ensure fulfilment of the commitments made to the LDCs, through strengthening of regional and subregional arrangements permitting initiatives for South-South cooperation as a complement to current North-South initiatives.
The need for international solidarity and cooperation for realization of the right to development was emphasized with particular mention of the achievement of the internationally agreed development commitments and targets including, inter alia, for food, health, primary education and poverty eradication.
A number of recent European Union texts have also referred to the need for international solidarity and burden-sharing, such as the Council Resolution on Burden-Sharing with Regard to the Admission and Residence of Displaced Persons, adopted by the European Union Council of Ministers of Justice and Home Affairs on 25 September 1995.