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We would like to acknowledge the following entities and persons for their contribution.
Management excellence is a top priority at UNICEF, and we would like to acknowledge the accomplishments of the current Executive Director in this regard.
We would like to acknowledge the important achievements made on general disarmament in the past year.
While Richard recently left UNCDF as Executive Secretary we would like to acknowledge his efforts to bring UNDP and UNCDF in closer partnership.
We would like to acknowledge the role played by civil society in the response to HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe.
On behalf of our millions of users, we would like to acknowledge the following individuals and organisations for their valuable assistance.
We would like to acknowledge the work of Ambassador Kenzo Oshima, Permanent Representative of Japan, whose leadership was decisive in this task.
In that context, we would like to acknowledge our extremely productive partnership with UNICEF.
We would like to acknowledge the most active businesses, who will be the first to support the industry by making a contribution to the creation and development of UTIC.
In this connection, we would like to acknowledge the Government of Nigeria for its work as coordinator of the zone.
We would like to acknowledge the significant support that Africa has received from its development partners in the past in its conflict prevention, management and resolution efforts.
At the same time, we would like to acknowledge the fact that our concerns and proposals have been taken into account and incorporated into the adopted text.
We would like to acknowledge and express appreciation to all the Governments that were able to send high-level officials and specialists to New York to participate in the deliberations.
In this regard, we would like to acknowledge the financial, technical and human resources assistance provided by Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
We would like to acknowledge the work of the Disarmament Commission in this area, and in particular its adoption of the document entitled“Guidelines for international arms transfers in the context of General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991”.
In another area, we would like to acknowledge the important work of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
We would like to acknowledge the progress made in organizing its work to give greater focus to thematic issues such as the establishment of dialogue between the Economic and Social Council, the Bretton Woods institutions and the World Trade Organization.
In introducing the model nuclear weapons convention, we would like to acknowledge the close partnership and collaboration between Costa Rica and Malaysia, as well as the work done by an international consortium of lawyers, scientists and disarmament experts in drafting this document.
Furthermore, we would like to acknowledge the fact that many political prisoners have been released since 1990 and that a mechanism has been set up to resolve the cases of remaining political prisoners.
Likewise, we would like to acknowledge the report of the Security Council presented to us by Ambassador Jorge Urbina, Permanent Representative of Costa Rica, in his capacity as President of the Security Council for November 2008.
Finally, we would like to acknowledge the Presidents and the Prosecutors for their ongoing commitment to working closely together in furtherance of the mandates and timelines established by the Council for all three bodies, at a historic period of their coexistence.
In closing, we would like to acknowledge the tireless efforts of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries and his team and to express our sincere appreciation for their dedication and for the inclusiveness they have shown in their collaboration with all concerned organizations.
At the same time, we would like to acknowledge the very valuable contribution that the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) is making to the international debate and to focusing world attention on increasing opportunities for the participation of people at all levels of development.
We would like to acknowledge the valuable feedback received from many students and their teachers, in particular Ricardo Alia and Santiago Gonzalez-Martinez from the National Institute of Agriculture and Food Research(INIA), Spain and Peter Kanowski from the Australian National University.
We would like to acknowledge the open-mindedness of the camp commander, Colonel Lex Gez, who replied straightforwardly to all our questions, authorized us to tour the camp and immediately granted our request to meet a group of prisoners whose names had been given to him when we arrived.
In that respect, we would like to acknowledge the Migration for Development in Africa project, spearheaded by the International Organization for Migration and the Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals programmes, which have in a modest way brought out the potential of the diaspora in the development of their countries.
We would like to acknowledge that the Millennium Development Goals have brought about tremendous improvements in education and other sectors however much remains to be done in order to achieve the 2015 aspirations in full respect of the human dignity and rights of the world's population.
In particular, we would like to acknowledge the initiative to develop principles of engagement and ground rules in humanitarian operations for Governments, non-State actors and humanitarian organizations; the efforts to create humanitarian space and days of tranquillity to facilitate the distribution of aid to needy populations; and advocacy with the Security Council.
In the same vein, we also would like to acknowledge and to express thanks for the support voiced by Brazil at last week's session.
We would like also to acknowledge the work done by the regional commissions of the United Nations, particularly the Economic and Social Council for Asia and the Pacific.