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During the 1990s, it was recognized that regional organizations have not fully realized their potential role in dealing with existing and potential conflict situations.
Some members stressed that the Council, in the presidential statement, embraced close cooperation between the United Nations andregional organizations on thematic issues and recognized that regional organizations had a crucial role in addressing the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons.
Nevertheless they also recognized that regional cooperation can complement but not replace efforts at the national level, and fostering ongoing national efforts is another area to focus on.
Although approaches vary and different stages have been reached at the regional and subregional levels,it was recognized that regional and subregional organizations, where appropriate, have much to contribute to the promotion of the Standardized Instrument.
Participants recognized that regional cooperation was a key element for addressing those issues properly and with the minimal resources available in most countries.
Mr. Tarar(Pakistan): In 1993, the United Nations Disarmament Commission recognized that regional and global approaches to disarmament and arms limitation go hand in hand and should be pursued in tandem to promote peace and security.
The Board recognized that regional and subregional approaches were complementary to global efforts and that they played an important role in contributing to the achievement of global disarmament and non-proliferation goals.
In addition to enhancing the two-way substantial trade flows with developing countries, it recognized that regional integration among those countries was an important policy tool to improve their competitiveness in international markets by creating larger regional markets and improving the overall business environment.
The Consultation recognized that regional fishery agencies are major users of fishery statistics, both for stock assessment and management purposes, and that they should, in consultation with their members, determine what data are collected.
The Committee, while emphasizing the primacy of the multilateral trading system in governing international trade, recognized that regional trade agreements could promote trade if they were effectively implemented, but that various disadvantaged countries, in particular least developed countries, continued to be marginalized and left out.
The SBSTA recognized that regional centres and networks undertaking work relevant to climate change play an important role in enhancing adaptation through supporting adaptation planning and practices, the application of models and tools, the development of adaptation projects and their regional integration, and through providing other forms of technical support related to capacity-building and information sharing.
The report of the Secretary-General entitled"An Agenda for Peace" recognized that regional arrangements or agencies in many cases possess a potential that should be utilized in serving the functions of preventive diplomacy, peacekeeping, peacemaking and post-conflict peacebuilding.
Council and non-Council members recognized that regional and subregional organizations are well positioned to understand the causes of armed conflicts, owing to their knowledge of the region.
By its decision 3/COP.8 the Conference of the Parties recognized that regional coordination is an important component in implementing the Convention and The Strategy, and that coordination mechanisms must be responsive to existing and emerging needs, capacities and the specific issues of regions.
It was for that reason that, in 1993, the Disarmament Commission recognized that regional and global approaches to disarmament and arms limitation complement each other and that both should be pursued simultaneously in order to promote regional and international peace and security.
The Council also reaffirmed that it had the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, recognized that regional organizations were well positioned to understand the root causes of conflicts close to home and to influence their prevention and resolution, and encouraged regional and subregional organizations to strengthen and increase cooperation among them.
We recognize that regional arrangements should go beyond issues of peace and security alone.
Recognizes that regional, subregional and interregional cooperation can facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experience and promote the most effective use of resources aimed at achieving human development and reducing inequality;
The Security Council recognizes that regional organizations have the responsibility to secure human, financial, logistical and other resources for their organizations.
We therefore recognize that regional dialogue can help forge a stronger consensus in this important area.
Recognizing that regional meetings play an important role in the review of progress made and make a useful contribution to the implementation of the Convention and The Strategy.
OIOS also recognizes that regional organizations differ from each other in terms of their resources and capacity and therefore call for varying forms of cooperation with the United Nations.
We must recognize that regional organizations provide an ideal springboard for achieving the goals of the United Nations.
Recognizing that regional arrangements or agencies can play an important role in preventive diplomacy and in enhancing regional and international cooperation.
We recognize that regional integration as well as bilateral trade and economic cooperation agreements are important instruments to expand trade and investment.
The AHWG recognizes that regional meetings in preparation for the CRIC are considered to be instrumental in a successful review of national reports.
Recognizing that regional connectivity plays an important role in promoting inclusive and sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific.
The Committee recognizes that regional organizations have unique and complementary capacities to offer in support of United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Recognizing that regional cooperation can play an important role in promoting universal respect for, and observance of, human rights and fundamental freedoms.
The Committee recognizes that regional groups maintain regional influence and have the ability to increase regional awareness of the sanctions regime.