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She expressed satisfaction with the work achieved during the session, in particular on the principal theme.
The Industrial Knowledge Bank, a valuable tool for South-South cooperation,had been instrumental in addressing her country's technical cooperation needs promptly and effectively, and she expressed satisfaction that the programme was to continue for at least two more years.
She expressed satisfaction with the 10 recent ratifications of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Regarding the decisions on the ratification of amendments to the Protocol, she expressed satisfaction that all the amendments had been ratified by all 197 parties to the Protocol with the exception of the Beijing Amendment, which one party, Mauritania, had yet to ratify.
She expressed satisfaction with the many initiatives Cameroon had taken to promote human rights over the past 15 years.
In her opening remarks, she expressed satisfaction with the active engagement of the business sector in the follow-up to the International Conference on Financing for Development.
She expressed satisfaction with the Committee's creation of a procedure for follow-up to the results of the consideration of the reports submitted.
With regard to the Organization's financial situation, she expressed satisfaction at the compromise reached for the 2012-2013 budget at the latest session of the Industrial Development Board, whereby the withdrawal of a Member State would not entail an increase in the compulsory contributions of the remaining Members.
She expressed satisfaction that the staff association now participates in the programme and budget review process.
The Legal Counsel, Patricia O'Brien, made a statement in which she expressed satisfaction at the increase in the number of States parties to the Convention and noted that the Meeting provided an opportunity for States parties to be informed by the President of the Tribunal, the Secretary-General of the Authority and the Chairman of the Commission of recent developments in those bodies, as well as to discuss issues of a general nature that had arisen in respect of the Convention.
She expressed satisfaction at the close cooperative links established between UNCTAD and other agencies and stressed the importance of coordination.
She expressed satisfaction at the progress made by the working group charged with drafting a declaration on the rights of indigenous people.
She expressed satisfaction with the efforts made in education, the high literacy rates and the emphasis placed on education for girls.
She expressed satisfaction at the adoption of the draft principles on the allocation of loss in the case of transboundary harm arising out of hazardous activities.
She expressed satisfaction that universal ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women seemed close to reality.
She expressed satisfaction that article 6 of the new law on the bases for State guarantees to safeguard gender equality prohibited both direct and indirect discrimination.
She expressed satisfaction that the Centre had embarked upon a"training of trainers" programme in member countries to strengthen the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises to plan and implement technology transfer projects.
She expressed satisfaction at the first steps taken by the Committee, the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs and the Inter-Agency Meeting on Outer Space Activities towards addressing those ambitious tasks.
She expressed satisfaction at the recognition on the part of delegations of the necessity and value of national action plans and strategies for implementing the critical areas of concern of the Platform for Action and priorities at the national level.
She expressed satisfaction at the important outcomes of the eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention and the first session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol, held recently in Montreal.
She expressed satisfaction with the evaluation of courses on key issues of the international economic agenda, since her country, having recently hosted a regional seminar, knew the theoretical and practical insights the programme had given to participating trainees.
She expressed satisfaction that, in the future, women's unpaid work in the home would be recognized in divorce proceedings as a contribution to family income, and urged the Government also to consider dividing pensions between divorcing spouses.
She expressed satisfaction that the High Representative had established working relations with other multilateral organizations and was promoting linkages to civil society and commended the Office for encouraging national forums and regional and South-South cooperation.
She expressed satisfaction with the prioritization of activities, which would be helpful in the event of an income shortfall and subsequent reallocations, and with the Executive Director's awareness of the need to respond to the organization's new economic realities.
Lastly, she expressed satisfaction at the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action and hoped that it would be an effective instrument to overcome obstacles in achieving greater representation of women in decision-making and eliminate acts of violence against women in all areas of their lives.
She expressed satisfaction with the positive points noted, particularly the role of the Constitutional Court in the promotion and defence of human rights, Italy's successful struggle to abolish the death penalty, and its accession to the Second Optional Protocol.
She expressed satisfaction with the strong focus on the least developed countries in UNCTAD's technical assistance, and she noted with satisfaction the continued high level of bilateral contributions, in particular the substantial increase in contributions from developing countries, a clear indication of ownership on the part of recipient countries.
She expressed satisfaction, in particular, with the work carried out by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict as well as the Special Representative on violence against children and shared the concerns expressed in the latter's report(A/67/230), particularly with regard to harmful traditional practices.
She expressed satisfaction at the keen awareness of the provisions of the Convention in New Zealand, the exemplary mainstreaming of gender analysis in government policies and in the country which had been the first to grant women the right to vote in the 1800s, the presence of an exceptionally large number of women in high-level political posts.
She expressed satisfaction that preparations for the five-year review of the International Conference on Population and Development focused on the health, education and status of women and girls since social investments in women yielded the highest return to society, allowing them to be more economically productive and to engage in public life.