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We are speaking here today to address that challenge.
Mayor Joseph Campbell is scheduled to meet with the victims' families and hold a press conference later today to address these tragic events.
We are also here today to address the report of the Peacebuilding Fund A/63/218.
The Minister of Justice, Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, is present here today to address this honorable Congress.
We're gathered today to address important issues concerning the future of our national security.
The world has never offered a greater opportunity than today to address critical developmental problems and challenges.
It is my pleasure today to address the General Assembly on behalf of the member parliaments of the Inter-Parliamentary Union IPU.
Chairman Bryant: It is an honour for me to stand here today to address the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session.
The Ambassador of Pakistan then went on to say that the nuclear-weapon States were trying to deflect the debate that we are having in disarmament circles today to address only the issue of nuclear testing.
I am grateful for the opportunity today to address this sixty-second annual gathering of the General Assembly.
THE VICE PRESIDENT: President Margvelashvili, Prime Minister Kvrikashvili, Minister Izoria, General Chachibaya, members of the armed forces of the United States of America and Georgia, to all our distinguished guests,it is an honor to join you here today to address the men and women of Exercise Noble Partner.
Mr. Oshima(Japan): It is indeed a great honour for me today to address this body for a second time, only through a coincidence.
We have met today to address the challenges related to realizing the human right to water and sanitation and to consider the impact of the realization of that right on the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Mr. Limon(Suriname): It is a distinct honour for me today to address the sixtieth General Assembly of the United Nations.
Mr. Ikouebe(Congo)(spoke in French):It is my honour today to address the General Assembly on item 56(g), cooperation between the United Nations and the Economic Community of Central African States(ECCAS), a community that groups the following 11 countries of Central Africa: Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Chad and my country, the Congo, which is the current Chair of the subregional organization.
I am grateful to Catherine Bertini, Executive Director of WFP,for being here today to address this Committee on security issues.
With this in mind I would like today to address some of the important issues which the CD is currently dealing with.
The President: I thank you, Sir,for taking the time to come here today to address the Conference, and we are grateful for your kind words.
Mr. Kaddoumi(Palestine): I have the honour today to address the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session during the consideration of the agenda item entitled"Question of Palestine.
Ms. Nishimura(Japan): Mr. President,it is my great honour to be given the opportunity today to address this august body of the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva.
Mr. Kues(Germany): It is my particular honour today to address the General Assembly on behalf of Group of Western European and Others States as we gather on the fifteenth anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing in 1995.
Mr. Marrero(United States of America):We welcome the opportunity today to address the General Assembly on the all-too-timely subject of humanitarian assistance.
Mr. Chowdhury(Bangladesh): We meet today to address two major issues confronting Africa: conflict and development.
I shall end as I began:it is an honour for me today to address the Assembly on the question of cooperation with the Inter-Parliamentary Union.
Mr. Sang-Hyun Song:I am very honoured today to address the General Assembly on behalf of the International Criminal Court ICC.
Mr. Odunton(International Seabed Authority): It is my honour today to address the General Assembly for the first time as the Secretary-General of the International Seabed Authority.
President Saakashvili: I welcome the opportunity today to address this sixty-third annual gathering of the Assembly at such a critical moment in the history of my own country and of the United Nations.
Mr. Richardson(United States of America):I take the floor today to address an issue of concern to the United States, but one which we do not believe needed to come to this pass.
Mr. Wenaweser(Liechtenstein): I have the honour and privilege today to address this Assembly on behalf of the Group of Western European and Other States on the occasion of the appointment of Mr. Ban Ki-moon as the Secretary-General of the United Nations, starting 1 January 2007.
Sheika Al-Thani(Qatar): It is an honour and a privilege for me to be here today to address what I consider to be one of the paramount issues facing our world today-- the heavy burden of HIV/AIDS afflicted upon the world, particularly the developing and least developed countries.