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In this regard, I welcome recent Iraqi-led dialogue initiatives.
We welcome recent developments with regard to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
We urge all States yet to ratify to do so without delay, and we welcome recent positive progress made towards its entry into force.
We therefore welcome recent moves by some countries to pay their arrears.
This situation cannot be allowed to continue indefinitely,so I welcome recent efforts to restart negotiations on possible options likely to win widespread support.
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I welcome recent progress in expanding humanitarian access for vaccination campaigns.
In this context, the members of the Council welcome recent statements from Iraqi leaders stressing the importance of reconciliation and national unity.
We also welcome recent efforts and initiatives to enhance the quality of aid and to increase its impact.
Certainly, we in Brunei Darussalam welcome recent developments and will continue to give our strong support to the new Government in Bosnia.
We welcome recent efforts by the Prosecution and the international community to meet with Kenyan authorities to discuss the matter.
Therefore, we welcome recent ratifications of the Agreement, bringing the number of States parties to 78.
We welcome recent efforts by RFMOs and similar arrangements to regulate bottom fisheries in accordance with resolution 61/105.
In this regard, I welcome recent statements by the Government that dialogue with MNLA and Ansar Dine is inevitable.
I welcome recent statements by President Sleiman deploring the proliferation of weapons in the country and its domestic use.
In that regard, we welcome recent ratifications of the Treaty by States and call on other States to follow that lead.
I also welcome recent efforts of the Council to address the humanitarian aspect of sanctions in Iraq pursuant to Council resolution 986 1995.
In this light, I welcome recent initiatives by Africa's development partners to promote trade and investment with African countries.
We also welcome recent resolutions adopted by the Security Council on counter-terrorism and conflict prevention, particularly in Africa.
However, I welcome recent measures by the Israeli Government to ease movement restrictions around Nablus, Jericho, Qalqiliya and Ramallah.
We welcome recent initiatives by leading donors to integrate developmental assistance with further support for democratic institutions.
In this regard, I welcome recent initiatives taken by Member States to address this issue, either individually or in partnership with other Member States.
In this context, we welcome recent statements regarding the ratification by States listed in annex 2 of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
I welcome recent initiatives aimed at achieving a world free of nuclear weapons, as well as reductions of nuclear arsenals and reduced reliance on nuclear weapons.
We welcome recent initiatives by several development partners, notably the G-8 ministers, towards increased debt cancellation, especially for the 18 poorest countries.
I also welcome recent public statements by Member States that have expressed their readiness to assist the two countries in the implementation of their obligations under international law.
We therefore welcome recent developments aimed at improving regulations governing the safety of navigation, survivability of vessels and standards in the maritime industry.
We welcome recent initiatives aimed at debt forgiveness for the poorest countries and other developing countries, and we look forward to their early and smooth implementation.
I welcome recent debates on the role of those organizations, which already shoulder a fair part of the burden in Afghanistan, the Balkans, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Sudan.
We welcome recent proposals to hold high-level meetings between Pristina and Belgrade as a step forward and hope that they will contribute to confidence-building between the two parties.
We welcome recent efforts to highlight this problem with a view to reaching consensus on guidelines for a comprehensive approach to combating illicit trafficking in conventional weapons.