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He also wished to pay tribute to colleagues who had died in the exercise of their functions.
In his capacity as the outgoing Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee of Legal Advisers on Public International Law(CAHDI)of the Council of Europe, he wished to pay tribute to a number of delegations, especially those of the Nordic countries and Austria, for their contributions to that Committee's work.
She wished to pay tribute to the work carried out during that difficult time by the entire Secretariat staff, and particularly by the outgoing Director-General.
Mr. dos Santos(Mozambique)said that, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of United Nations peacekeeping operations, his delegation wished to pay tribute to those who had served under the United Nations flag in peacekeeping operations around the world, including in Mozambique.
That is why we wished to pay tribute to President-elect Ping's predecessor as well and to thank him wholeheartedly for his excellent work.
With regard to the appointment of the next Director-General, she wished to pay tribute to Mr. Yumkella, who had positioned UNIDO as one of the leading specialized agencies of the United Nations system.
She wished to pay tribute, in that connection, to the efforts of UNIFEM, the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Population Fund, the United Nations Children's Fund and the International Labour Organization.
Mr. TRUJILLO GARCIA(Colombia), speaking on behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean Group(GRULAC),said that GRULAC wished to pay tribute to the work undertaken by the Director-General, with the assistance of his staff, in connection with the restructuring and reform of the Organization, endeavours which merited Member States' support.
The Sudan wished to pay tribute to the constructive discussions that had taken place and the positive results that had been achieved within the framework of international efforts to implement the Istanbul Programme of Action for the LDCs for the Decade 2011-2020.
Mr. PERAZA(Cuba), speaking on behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean Group(GRULAC),said that GRULAC wished to pay tribute to the work done by the Director-General in connection with the administrative reorganization of UNIDO, the programmatic refocusing directed towards support for sustainable industrial development and his promotion of the role of the Organization within the United Nations system.
Lastly, he wished to pay tribute to the untiring efforts of the nongovernmental organizations, many of them run by volunteers, which had contributed greatly to the human rights debate, both within Ireland and before the Human Rights Committee.
Mr. GOGOBERIDZE(Georgia) said that he wished to pay tribute to the efforts of the Commission and, in particular, to its Chairman and the chairmen of its working groups.
It wished to pay tribute to the contribution made by the United Nations agencies, other international organizations, regional organizations and the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining, as well as nongovernmental organizations, to the strengthening of international cooperation in the application of the prohibitions and restrictions laid down by the Convention and the Protocols annexed thereto.
Despite those comments,Guatemala wished to pay tribute to the work of UNCITRAL, which was one of the finest achievements of the United Nations.
Her delegation wished to pay tribute to the work of the Division for the Advancement of Women, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and UNIFEM.
Mr. Sunaryo(Indonesia) said that his delegation wished to pay tribute to all fallen peacekeepers, their families and their countries, including those killed recently in the discharge of their mandates.
Lastly, he wished to pay tribute to the humanitarian organizations, which were always there to alleviate human suffering when tragedy and despair struck.
Mr. Delmi(Algeria) said that he wished to pay tribute to the role of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in promoting equality regardless of origin.
The European Union wished to pay tribute to defenders of human rights who committed themselves, under difficult circumstances, to the protection and promotion of human rights.
His delegation wished to pay tribute to the members of the host country Mission, who were doing their utmost to provide assistance to accredited diplomats.
Her delegation wished to pay tribute to the High Commissioner and her Office for their lead role in mainstreaming human rights throughout the United Nations.
The African Group wished to pay tribute to the prominent Africans who had helped make it possible to conclude the Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement for Burundi, signed in 2000.
Ms. SIMON(Guyana) said that her delegation wished to pay tribute to retired United Nations staff members who had served the Organization faithfully in the past and who deserved to have their benefits fully protected.
Mr. Sene(Senegal) said that his country wished to pay tribute to those who had lost their lives in the service of international peace and security and to civilian personnel who worked selflessly in often difficult conditions.
Ms. Stevens(Australia) said that her delegation wished to pay tribute to the Colombian and Spanish UNIFIL personnel killed or injured in the recent attack in southern Lebanon and to express its condolences to the friends and families of the victims.
Finally, the Non-Aligned Movement wished to pay tribute to the courage and dedication of the personnel working in the field and of those who had lost their lives while upholding the Organization's values and objectives, and it called for a comprehensive study into why so many peacekeepers were being killed in the field.
In conclusion, I wish to pay tribute to my people.
I wish to pay tribute to them and to their staff.
With feelings of deep grief, we wish to pay tribute to the memories of both Presidents.
In addition, I wish to pay tribute to Norway and the Netherlands-- Chairs of the country-specific meetings on Burundi and Sierra Leone, respectively-- for their commitment.