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The participants urged the United Nations to reinstate that practice.
In view of the fact that the next meeting was only planned for 2001/2002, the participants urged the Conference to convene a preparatory meeting in 1999/2000 involving the participation of a small number of interested countries.
The participants urged States to participate in those conferences at a high level.
In respect of the still unresolved issue of medical insurance for experts on mission, the participants urged the OHCHR administration to find ways that would permit the early reimbursement of medical expenses incurred by rapporteurs and experts on mission;
The participants urged policymakers in developing countries to include the informal sector in its impact assessment.
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With reference to the relevant decisions on the duration of the Transition, andconsidering the timetable for the organization of the general elections, the participants urged the Malian authorities, in consultation with ECOWAS, to take the necessary measures to maintain the present arrangements until the elections.
The participants urged solidarity not only among women but together with men, in both public and private life.
With regard to Western Sahara, andtaking note of the peace plan for self-determination of the people of Western Sahara proposed by the Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara, the participants urged the two parties to achieve a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution, consistent with the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the mandate of the Special Committee.
The participants urged all Malian stakeholders to support the ongoing transition process, as well as the interim authorities.
While welcoming the progress made in the implementation of the preliminary agreement, especially the recent progress on cantonment, the participants urged the Malian parties to continue efforts within the framework established under the preliminary agreement and encouraged all relevant partners to continue to lend their support to the Government of Mali and other stakeholders, on the basis of national ownership and leadership.
The participants urged developed country Parties that have not yet done so to make concrete efforts to attain the 0.7 per cent target.
The participants urged the political actors in Côte d'Ivoire to develop confidence and dialogue among themselves and to foster unity and national reconciliation beyond the elections.
The participants urged the administering Power to expedite plans to examine the case of American Samoa in order to further the programme of work in cooperation with the Special Committee.
The participants urged European and Asian landlocked developing countries to work together on trade-related reforms on the basis of an analysis of non-tariff barriers, including other trade barriers and trade-related measures.
The participants urged the international community to support those who demonstrate with their behaviour a practical commitment to peace, rehabilitation, reconstruction and social and economic development in their areas and in Somalia as a whole.
The participants urged the development partners to work together to realize an international integrated intermodal transport and logistics system in Asia, with a focus on the development and upgrading of the Asian Highway and Trans-Asian Railway Networks and dry ports.
The participants urged the Special Committee to solicit the assistance of the Economic and Social Council regarding the implementation of Council resolution 2006/37 of 28 July 2006 on support to Non-Self-Governing Territories by the specialized agencies and international institutions associated with the United Nations.
The participants urged European and Asian landlocked developing countries to ratify or accede to the 2010 Multilateral Agreement for the Establishment of an International Think Tank for landlocked developing countries at their earliest convenience in order to bring the think tank, which was established in Ulaanbaatar in 2009, into full operation.
The participants urged the Special Committee to solicit the assistance of the Economic and Social Council regarding the implementation of Council resolution 2004/53 of 23 July 2004 on the implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples by the specialized agencies and international institutions associated with the United Nations.
The participants urged the Special Committee to solicit assistance of the Economic and Social Council regarding the implementation of Council resolution 2001/28 of 26 July 2001 on the implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples by the specialized agencies and international institutions associated with the United Nations.
Against this background, the participants urged the Government of Mali to initiate an all-inclusive national dialogue addressing all the challenges at hand to reach a consensus on the measures to be taken to strengthen governance, bring the Malian State closer to the citizens and address, in a more effective manner, the challenges of poverty and marginalization of the peripheral regions.
The participants urged the international community to adopt a comprehensive and coordinated approach, emphasizing that bringing a human security perspective to the challenge of small arms proliferation drew attention to central issues such as the impact of underdeveloped economic conditions and social inequities and other factors that created and fed the conditions of insecurity which underlay the continuing demand for weapons.
The participants urged source countries to ensure that all manufacturers, traders, brokers, financiers and transporters of small arms and light weapons were regulated through licensing, and called upon States to strengthen subregional cooperation among police, intelligence, customs and border control officials in combating the illicit circulation and trafficking in small arms and suppressing criminal activities relating to the use of those weapons.
To that end, the participants urged that the Activities and Programmes Branch develop techniques for ensuring that there was effective coordination among its various special procedures and advisory services mechanisms, and between them and the field operations, in particular by facilitating a flow of information on their activities; by the transmission of information from one mandate to other relevant mandates; and by promoting joint activities( e.g. urgent actions, missions, etc.) so as to avoid duplication and overlapping.
Thus, the participants urge Mr. Bíró, as Special Rapporteur, to help the national NGOs achieve the following goals.
The participants urge the Special Committee to expedite plans to examine the case of American Samoa to further the programme of work in consultations with the administering Power.
The participant urged the Working Group to use it as a model for its discussion of the development compacts.
To this end, the participant urged the independent expert to submit the preliminary study requested of him by the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 2001/9.
The participants also urged the Special Committee to engage proactively with the NonSelf-Governing Territories, where there is no dispute over sovereignty, in consultation with the administering Powers.
Participants urged the implementation of international law by Member States as important to indigenous youth.