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We recognize that international migration brings benefits as well as challenges to the global community.
While Thailand believes that social development andthe implementation of the Copenhagen commitments are primarily the responsibility of national Governments, we recognize that international cooperation and assistance are essential for their full implementation.
We recognize that international migration brings many benefits to the global community as well as complex challenges.
With the theme of the third International Conference on Small Island Developing States being"The sustainable development of small island developing States through genuine and durable partnerships", we recognize that international cooperation and partnerships of various kinds and across a wide variety of stakeholders are critical for the implementation of the sustainable development of small island developing States.
We recognize that international migration solutions and approaches relevant to a particular country or region may not be appropriate for others.
We recognize that international cooperation on criminal matters is the cornerstone of States' efforts to prevent, prosecute and punish transnational crime.
We recognize that international cooperation is an essential requirement for the eradication of hunger and poverty in developing countries in general and in the least developed countries in particular.
We recognize that international partnership and cooperation with the Organization are the most effective way to ensure the optimal results for humanitarian activities in different parts of the world.
We recognize that international cooperation to fight terrorism must be conducted in conformity with international law, including the Charter and relevant international conventions and protocols.
We recognize that international trade is important for the building of resilience and sustainable development of SIDS and the necessity for the international financial and trading systems granting special and differential treatment to SIDS.
We recognize that international and national exchange and dialogue, and the development of a global network among youth, are important and fundamental elements in building intercultural understanding and respect, and will contribute to the elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance;
We recognize that international cooperation in criminal matters in accordance with international obligations and national laws is a cornerstone of the efforts of States to prevent, prosecute and punish crime, in particular in its transnational forms, and we encourage the continuation and reinforcement of such activities at all levels.
We recognize that international trade is vital for the development of our countries and the eradication of poverty and we stress the importance of enabling the beneficial and meaningful integration of the Least Developed Countries into the multilateral trading system, in accordance with the Doha mandate and the outcome of the 2005 Sixth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization.
We recognize that international and national exchange and dialogue[ among youth]/[ at all levels, in particular educational institutions, religious authorities and youth associations], and the development of a global network among youth are important and fundamental elements in building intercultural understanding and respect and will contribute to the elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance;
In this regard we recognize that international trade and commercial, scientific, technological and innovative exchange should be factors that contribute to growth, sustainable development, poverty reduction, and, in some instances, the protection and defence of traditional cultural knowledge, conservation practices and sustainable use of biodiversity, and to the strengthening of the fraternal dialogue among peoples, as well as their sovereign right of peoples to the use of their resources.
We recognize that international financing plays an important role in increasing the capacity of small island developing States to mitigate and effectively respond to multiple crises by increasing the impact of existing funds and mobilizing, catalysing and directly providing financial resources from a variety of public and private sources, including international financial institutions, to support the implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action, the Mauritius Strategy and the Samoa Pathway.
Nevertheless, we recognize that that international instrument does represent something of a step forward.
We recognize that we will not defeat international criminal organizations by acting alone.
We recognize that the International Criminal Court plays a key role in bringing perpetrators of the worst atrocities to justice.
We recognize that as the international situation stands our development will largely depend on our own efforts.
We recognize that the international criminal justice system will not be complete until the elements of the crime of aggression are fully defined.
We also recognize that international partnerships and cooperation with the Organization are the most effective ways of achieving the best outcomes for humanitarian activities throughout the world.
We recognize that many criminal offences have international dimensions.
We recognize that drafting and implementing international treaties are instrumental in our struggle against terrorism.
We recognize that the efficiency of international governance on environmental matters should still be significantly improved.
We recognize that we can learn from the international responses and also share with others our good practice.
We recognize that without substantial international support, several of the Goals are likely to be missed in many developing countries by 2015.
We recognize that a facilitative international environment and appropriate international cooperation is important in this regard.
We recognize that the International Monitoring System of the CTBT verification regime is capable of bringing scientific and civil benefits, including for tsunami warning systems and possibly other disaster alert systems.
At the same time, we recognize that, for international cooperation to be effective, it has to be matched by corresponding efforts at the national level.