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The Council looks forward to receiving the Secretary-General's report at an early date.
The Council looks forward, in particular, to the outcome of the civilian capacity review.
The Council looks forward to the establishment of the monitoring and tracking mechanism of the Strategic Framework.
The Council looks forward to the 2013 report of the Secretary-General on the responsibility to protect.
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The Council looks forward to progress in the negotiations and reiterates its readiness to support the process.
The Council looks forward to continuing contacts in order to facilitate provision of assistance as requested by the African Union.
The Council looks forward to considering the facilitators' report on the 2010 review of the Commission.
The Council looks forward to considering the annual report of the SecretaryGeneral on the implementation of its resolution 1820 2008.
The Council looks forward to further discussing the implementation of this integrated approach and requests the Secretary-General to intensify his efforts in this regard.
The Council looks forward to the next report of the Secretary-General on all aspects relevant to the peaceful reintegration of the region, due by the beginning of December.
The Council looks forward to a report by the Secretary-General by mid-September detailing the arrangements for the termination of the Support Group mandate by 15 October 1998.
The Council looks forward to the early completion of the Palau National Master Development Plan financed jointly by the Administering Authority and the United Nations Development Programme.
The Council looks forward to meeting at its twenty-first session, scheduled to be held in Bahrain in November 2000 at the kind invitation of His Highness Sheikh Hamad Bin Isa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, Amir of Bahrain.
The Council looks forward in this context to discussions between the Government of Indonesia and the United Nations on arrangements to facilitate an expert assessment of the security situation in West Timor.
The Council looks forward to the successful completion of the electoral process in South Africa and to the establishment of a democratic, non-racial and united South Africa that will take its place in the international community.
The Council looks forward to continuing to be informed by the Secretary-General on further progress made in the strengthening of the coordination of emergency humanitarian assistance of the United Nations system.
The Council looks forward to significant progress being made between now and the end of the year on these issues and asks the High Representative to report at the next meeting with recommendations on the results of his efforts and the cooperation received.
In this context, the Council looks forward to the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region summit, scheduled to take place on 31 July 2013 in Nairobi, to further review developments in the region, including progress on the implementation of the PSC Framework.
The Council looks forward to the report of the Secretary-General requested in resolution 1658(2006) on whether to restructure MINUSTAH's mandate and reiterates its willingness to cooperate with the newly-elected authorities to address the long-term challenges facing Haiti.
The Council looks forward to the results of this preparatory process within the threemonth timeline agreed by the two leaders, which, it is hoped, will build trust, momentum and a sense of common interest in the search for a just and lasting solution.
The Council looks forward to the finalization of the proposals of the President of Djibouti at the forthcoming IGAD Summit and stands ready to work with IGAD and the Standing Committee to help bring about national unity and the restoration of a national government in Somalia.
The Council looks forward to the report of the international review of civilian capacity in early 2011, recognizing the need for improved mechanisms for timely deployment of skilled civilian experts in support of national institutionbuilding needs in postconflict countries.
The Council looks forward to the highlevel meeting of the General Assembly on the rule of law at the national and international levels, to be held on 24 September 2012, and notes with appreciation the intention to extend an invitation to the President of the Council to participate in the event.
The Council looks forward to receiving periodic reports from the Secretary-General on his Special Envoy's mission and the Secretary-General's recommendations for ways the United Nations may assist in resolving the situation and for defining more clearly the possible ambit of United Nations involvement.
The Council looks forward to the finalization of the proposals of the President of Djibouti at the forthcoming Summit of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development and stands ready to work with the Authority and the Standing Committee to help bring about national unity and the restoration of a national government in Somalia.
The Council looks forward to the successful implementation of the second phase of the GCC Initiative, namely the convening of the Conference for National Dialogue with the participation of all segments and stakeholders in Yemeni society, which will agree on steps to promote the country's best interests and safeguard its unity, security and stability.
The Council looks forward to the next report of the SecretaryGeneral on children and armed conflict, and reiterates its readiness to continue to review the relevant provisions of its resolutions on children and armed conflict, building on the provisions of resolution 1612(2005), with a view to further enhancing the comprehensive framework of the protection of children in armed conflict.
The Council looks forward to the completion of the mandate of the Force and will review by 31 July 2000 the need to extend the present mandate of the Force, taking into account the report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of resolutions 425(1978) and 426(1978), including the actions taken by the Government of Lebanon to restore its effective authority in the area.
In this regard, the Council looks forward to considering as soon as possible the recommendations of the Secretary-General on how the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUC), and through MONUC's coordination all relevant United Nations agencies, can assist the parties in their responsibilities to implement the Peace Agreement.