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We would also like to emphasize the central role of the United Nations in Iraq.
Our support for the draft reflects our genuine desire to contribute, to the extent possible, to addressing the humanitarian consequences of the irresponsible andindiscriminate use of anti-personnel landmines. We would also like to emphasize that, as is well known,we continue to take a firm stance on the safety component in the context of the issue of anti-personnel landmines.
In that connection, we would also like to emphasize the need to support small and medium-sized business.
We would also like to emphasize the central role of financial stability and funding in reducing poverty.
Nevertheless, we would also like to emphasize the responsibility of the State in protecting society and preserving its values and principles.
We would also like to emphasize Mali's support for the Brazzaville Commitment and the Abuja Declaration on Universal Access.
We would also like to emphasize that no reform may be considered without being submitted to the General Assembly for its prior approval.
We would also like to emphasize the continued need for more information on and better understanding of the marine environment and its vulnerable ecosystems.
We would also like to emphasize the importance of providing alternative livelihoods to farmers in order to reduce the incentive for the cultivation and production of opium.
We would also like to emphasize that in the interest of the vast majority of Member States, the ban on the immediate re-election of non-permanent members of the Council should be maintained.
We would also like to emphasize the fact that the success of the elections depends not only on the procedural aspects of their conduct, but also on the participation of all Afghan people.
We would also like to emphasize the importance of the principle of freedom of navigation, including the right of innocent passage as well as transit passage through straits used for international navigation.
We would also like to emphasize the importance of the principle of freedom of navigation, including the right of innocent passage as well as transit passage through straits used for international navigation.
We would also like to emphasize the importance of multilateralism in addressing issues that may arise in relation to non-proliferation, arms limitation and disarmament agreements and commitments.
We would also like to emphasize the significance of multilateralism in addressing issues that may arise in relation to non-proliferation, arms limitation and disarmament agreements and commitments.
We would also like to emphasize that the increased role of regional organizations should not absolve the United Nations of its Charter responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.
We would also like to emphasize the linkage between peace and development and the need for a culture of peace that would be closely linked to the goal of international cooperation and sustainable human development.
We would also like to emphasize the paramount importance of the accession of major maritime States and other States Members of the United Nations, in order to attain the complete universality of the Convention.
We would also like to emphasize that under the existing Council resolution, MONUC has a mandate to use all necessary means to protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence.
We would also like to emphasize the role of the President of the Conference in conducting appropriate consultations in the inter-sessional period to enable the Conference to decide upon its work effectively at the beginning of next year.
We would also like to emphasize the decision by the Conference in furthering the steps that should be taken in order to assure the non-nuclear-weapon States Parties to the Treaty against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.
We would also like to emphasize that the Government of the Sudan is greatly desirous of normalizing relations between the two States and achieving peace and stability through a negotiated settlement regarding all outstanding issues, because peace is an indivisible whole.
We would also like to emphasize that comprehensive international disarmament, including nuclear disarmament, and improving international mechanisms and arrangements for non-proliferation have top priority in the area of regional and international security concerns.
We would also like to emphasize the contribution that we have received in the form of technical assistance and cooperation from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, the World Bank, the Inter-American Children's Institute, the International Labour Organization and the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
We would also like to emphasize the fact that this debate is taking place at a very important time, given the successful effort of the Security Council to adopt a new report to the General Assembly on its activities that is more flexible, shorter, more pertinent and, so far as possible, more analytical.
Furthermore, we would also like to emphasize the importance of preserving the Convention's integrity and of implementing its provisions as a whole, including respect for the right of passage, as well as for the obligation of States bordering straits to adopt laws and regulations relating to transit passage through such straits.
We would also like to emphasize that the imbalance in the composition of the Council and the unequal distribution of powers and prerogatives among its members have greatly hindered the ability of the Council to address some of the most important items on its agenda, specifically those pertaining to the maintenance of international peace and security.
We would also like to emphasize that our discussions on improving the effectiveness of the methods of work of the First Committee should be objective and help in maintaining the key priorities in addressing the danger of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and in putting an end to doctrines of nuclear deterrence pursued by some States, particularly in hot spots such as the Middle East, the Arabian Gulf region and South Asia.
We would also like to emphasize once again the importance of ensuring that the fulfilment of all other internationally agreed commitments, including those undertaken in the context of the Millennium Declaration, the Monterrey Consensus, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, SouthSouth cooperation and so forth, be complementary to the landlocked developing countries' endeavours to translate the Almaty Programme of Action into reality.
The Tribunal would also like to emphasize the complexity of these negotiations.