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Further, I should like to pay tribute to Mr. Kofi Annan, our new Secretary-General.
I should like to pay tribute to the various delegations that contributed to the efforts to make that happen.
India is one such country-- and I should like to pay tribute to the representative of India, who is here in the Hall.
We should like to pay tribute to the Chilean delegation for its coordination on this item.
At the outset, I should like to pay tribute to the Secretary-General of the United Nations for his report A/49/207.
We should like to pay tribute to all the countries of the world that are committed to providing such assistance.
At the same time, I should like to pay tribute to the work of your predecessor, Her Excellency Sheikha Haya Rashed Al-Khalifa.
I should like to pay tribute to the considerable efforts undertaken by the President of the Republic in this regard.
Mr. CHOWDHURY(Bangladesh): I should like to pay tribute to Sir Michael Weston on the eve of his departure from the Conference.
I should like to pay tribute to all those who over the past year have been willing to meet with me and listen when I lobbied in support of my candidature.
At the same time, we should like to pay tribute to the efforts of the previous presidents of this year's Conference, the ambassadors of Egypt, Ethiopia, Finland and France.
I should like to pay tribute to the Director of the Mission, Mr. Leonardo Franco, and his staff for this achievement.
The Chairman(spoke in French): I should like to pay tribute to Mr. Davide, Permanent Representative of the Philippines, for his activity at the United Nations.
Thus, I should like to pay tribute to Mr. Edward Luck for having done outstanding work.
In conclusion, like previous speakers, I should like to pay tribute to the memory of His Excellency the late Mr. Deng Xiaoping, Paramount Leader of the People's Republic of China, who passed away recently.
Here I should like to pay tribute to Mr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, whose contribution has been so valuable in recent years.
I should like to pay tribute to our bilateral and multilateral partners, and in particular to the United Nations, for their invaluable assistance.
I should like to pay tribute also to your predecessor, Mr. Han Seung-soo, who presided ably over the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly.
Here, I should like to pay tribute to the spirit of cooperation that prevailed in the Committee after lengthy consultations on the question of Western Sahara.
We should like to pay tribute to those who forged the agreements, in particular Prime Minister Rabin, his Foreign Minister Peres and President Arafat.
Finally, I should like to pay tribute to the staff of UNOGBIS and the entire United Nations country team for their persistent and tireless work.
In conclusion, I should like to pay tribute to the courageous sons and daughters of Rwanda for their efforts to deal with the darkest period of their recent history.
On behalf of my country I should like to pay tribute to the Inter-African Mission to Monitor the Implementation of the Bangui Agreements, established by the Security Council.
In that context, we should like to pay tribute to the Secretary-General for his report"An Agenda for Peace", the study and implementation of certain aspects of which has already begun.
In conclusion, I should like to pay tribute to the untiring efforts in the cause of peace of those men and women who have served with the United Nations in El Salvador.
I should like to pay tribute to our fallen heroes, members of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL)- most recently four Italian soldiers and an Irish sergeant.
In this regard, I should like to pay tribute to Libya for the measures that it has taken to follow through on its sincere intention of fulfilling its obligations in the area of nuclear non-proliferation.
In this regard, I should like to pay tribute to the Chairman of the Committee, Ambassador Kéba Birane Cissé, and the Secretariat's Division for Palestinian Rights for their highly commendable contributions.
In conclusion, I should like to pay tribute to the Secretaries-General of the two Organizations, who have never stopped enhancing cooperation since it was established by agreement in 1965.
On this occasion, I should like to pay tribute to all the Governments and institutions that have demonstrated support for and solidarity with Latvia on its way towards a democratic society.