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Furthermore, she expressed her gratitude to Julia Tavares de Alvarez.
The preparatory process had benefited from the generous financial support of a number of Member States, which had greatly contributed to its success, including the holding, in November 2000, of an expert group meeting on urbanization and the international community at Västeräs,Sweden, for which she expressed her gratitude.
She expressed her gratitude to the experts whose terms had ended in 1996.
As reported Hayern Aysor, in the beginning,Nazik Harutyunyan gave her welcoming remarks in which she expressed her gratitude to the Diaspora Armenian teachers for their pro-national activities and their efforts aimed at preserving the Armenian identity of Armenian children abroad.
She expressed her gratitude to the experts whose terms had expired on 31 December 2000.
The preparatory process for the special session had benefited from the provision of additional resources and she expressed her gratitude for the funding received from the Governments of Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden.
She expressed her gratitude to the Expert Group and its Chair, Professor Marc Pallemaerts, for the excellent work carried out.
Ms. Wangari Maathai(Kenya), 2004 Nobel Peace Laureate,delivered a statement in which she expressed her gratitude to representatives for the constructive outcomes of the session and for their participation in ministerial consultations that had facilitated listening and learning.
She expressed her gratitude to Armenia for defending the self-sovereignty and territorial integrity of Serbia on Kosovo issue.
In conclusion, she expressed her gratitude to delegations for their support of the important resolutions adopted.
She expressed her gratitude to the Acting Director for all the tasks she had undertaken and achieved since her appointment.
She expressed her gratitude to the President and members of the Board for their efforts in reinforcing and revitalizing INSTRAW during the past three years.
She expressed her gratitude to the experts whose terms had expired on 31 December 2004, and in particular to Feride Acar, the former Chairperson.
She expressed her gratitude to the staff and to the Acting Director for all the tasks she had undertaken and completed since her appointment.
She expressed her gratitude to the members of the Bureau, the secretariat of the Third Committee, and particularly its Secretary, as well as the members of the Organization's Secretariat.
Finally, she expressed her gratitude to all the countries and organizations that had contributed to and enabled implementation of the work programme and of the Protocol as a whole.
She expressed her gratitude to the Committee for its ongoing collaboration with her Government and pledged to further deepen the cooperative relationship between the two.
She expressed her gratitude to the experts whose terms had expired on 31 December 2002, in particular Ms. Charlotte Abaka, the former Chairperson, for her leadership.
She expressed her gratitude to all the vice-chairmen of the Ad Hoc Committee for their able leadership, as well as to those who chaired all the informal consultations.
She expressed her gratitude to the Secretariat, especially the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, for having arranged a number of events both at Headquarters in New York and at peacekeeping missions.
She expressed her gratitude to a number of Governments for their Trust Fund contributions and expressed her hope that traditional donors would renew their commitments and new donors would come forward.
She expressed her gratitude and appreciation for Mr. Vilchez-Barros contributions to UNECEs work on Agricultural Quality Standards and mentioned especially his work on ensuring excellent cooperation with the European Commission.
Finally, she expressed her gratitude to the Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva, Mr. Vladimir Petrovsky, and the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ms. Mary Robinson, for their contributions to the celebration.
She expressed her gratitude to the secretariat, to the volunteers who had assisted during the session, and to DOCIP(Documentation Centre on Indigenous Peoples) and UNPO(Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization) for providing substantive technical support to indigenous peoples.
Also, she expressed her gratitude to the United Kingdom's Department for International Development for funding the project on"Improved Policy Making and Negotiation on Key Trade and Environment Issues", in which seven countries in the region were participating.
She expressed her gratitude to the organization's partners, including mayors, local authorities, the business sector, non-governmental organizations and grass-roots organizations, together with delegations, all of whom had participated in the session with a shared sense of purpose to save people and communities.
She expressed her gratitude and deep appreciation to the Secretariat, to the volunteers who had assisted during the session, and to the Documentation Centre on Indigenous Peoples(DOCIP) and the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization(UNPO) for providing substantive technical support to indigenous peoples.
She expressed her gratitude to the Board for its support for the policies and initiatives considered during the session and for the successful pledging event, which had brought in nearly $257 million for UNICEF from 42 countries, an increase of around $1 million over last year.
She expressed her gratitude to the Division for the Advancement of Women for the substantial support it had given to the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs in preparing its report, and to the United Nations country team in Sierra Leone for its technical and financial assistance.
She expressed her gratitude to the 17 Member States(Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, New Zealand, Portugal, the Russian Federation, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand and Zambia) that had paid all peacekeeping assessments due and payable by 31 December 2006.