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It is clear that this effort must be pursued.
This effort must be continued in the multilateral area.
Cuba is in favour of the establishment andstrengthening of an international coalition of all States against the use of weapons of mass destruction by terrorists, but this effort must be carried out under two basic conditions.
The mainstay of this effort must be the local community.
This effort must place the United Nations at its core.
Lastly, while Egypt supports the conclusion of a universal, legally binding convention to prohibit anti-personnel landmines,we believe that this effort must be made in the forum best equipped for this purpose- the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, which is the sole multilateral United Nations body devoted to disarmament negotiations.
This effort must result in higher business efficiency with minimized losses and costs.
In that regard, this effort must not give way to confrontation and discord.
This effort must be pursued in the interests of recipient countries and in full cooperation with them.
The first priority in this effort must be a fundamental change on the part of the Member States themselves.
This effort must be a partnership with the local physics and science associations and teachers.
A fundamental part of this effort must be to encourage and facilitate the use of the International Court of Justice.
This effort must be people-centred, and should aim to promote the social and economic welfare of the peoples of the world.
We understand that this effort must include an increase in existing coordination within the various programmes and agencies of the United Nations systems.
This effort must take into account all proposals and discussions held not only since the beginning of this year but since 1997.
This effort must involve all our partners, from international financial and development institutions, to NGOs and the private sector.
This effort must be continued in Kyoto, and, following that, at the next Summit of the Americas, in Santiago, Chile.
Part of this effort must address the need to more systematically assess and monitor human rights, as referred to in paragraphs 13 and 14 above.
This effort must be reconciled with the attachment you all feel to the principle that the provincial community must have competence under ordinary law.
This effort must be tailored to fit national and local circumstances and anchored in accurate on-the-ground assessments of the needs of the poor.
This effort must be accompanied by a renewed commitment of explicit support for the United Nations by all Member States, in accordance with their obligations under the Charter.
To this effort must be added the initiative for the elaboration of a code of conduct on the production and export of missiles, which is likely to receive a significant level of international acceptance.
And this effort must also mobilize the energies of all actors, including notably the private sector, philanthropic foundations, non-governmental organizations, academic and cultural institutions, and other members of civil society.
We agree that this effort must be globalized so that it will attain the critical mass which will make it possible to bring about the required adjustments and changes in individual and collective values that are designed to bring about a genuine culture of peace.
This effort must be considered as a fundamental part of the restructuring of the United Nations that we are all working for, because the Security Council, as the main executive organ of the Organization, is the first to be called upon to take account of the consequences of the end of the cold war, the democratization process spreading around the world, and the need to strengthen the Council's authority and efficacy.
In this case, human effort must be applied in this direction.
In this effort we must be able to rely on a strong and efficient world Organization.
This commendable effort must be continued, as the situation is still greatly in need of being remedied.
We believe this positive effort must be matched by developed countries honoring the financial and resource commitments they have made.
This large-scale effort must be carried out at the national level and be adapted to each education system.