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Home Koja: Austria continues support to Serbia's European course.
Austria continues to strongly support the role and the responsibility of the Quartet.
With regard to resolution 48/59 A, Austria continues to maintain its embassy in Tel Aviv as the question of Jerusalem still awaits a commonly agreeable solution.
Austria continues to actively support efforts to bring an end to decades of conflict in the Middle East.
We are grateful for the interest which Austria continues to show in this forum and I am sure we all look forward to hearing his statement with interest.
Thus, Austria continues to call upon nuclear-weapon States not to provide assistance or encouragement to States that may seek to acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear devices.
Within the framework of the Partnership for Peace, Austria continues its programme of making national topographic maps compatible and interoperable with those of NATO in terms of reference system, projection, scale and sheet lines.
Austria continues to support the text proposed by the ILC, particularly considering the increasing tendency worldwide towards privatization and the increasing commercial autonomy of State-owned enterprises.
The Government of Austria continues its admirable effort to refine and adapt its draft treaty text which provides a solid basis for work in the Ottawa Process.
Austria continues the firm support to Serbia's course towards the EU, because we believe Europe cannot be complete without all countries of the West Balkans, departing Austrian Ambassador in Belgrade Clemens Koja stated for the International Radio Serbia.
Consequently, Austria continues to call upon all nuclear-weapon States to comply fully with their obligations under article VI of the Treaty.
Austria continues to abide by its commitment not to receive the transfer of, receive control over, manufacture or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
Consequently, Austria continues to call upon all nuclear-weapon States to comply fully with their obligations under article VI. Austria accords high priority to the 13 practical steps towards nuclear disarmament agreed to at the 2000 Review Conference.
Austria continues to urge the DPRK to reverse its decision and to comply fully with all nuclear non-proliferation norms, in particular with its obligations contained in the NPT safeguards agreement with the IAEA, and to dismantle its nuclear weapons programme in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner.
Austria continues to promote and support disarmament and non-proliferation education as well as high-level political events- such as the high-level meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on 26 September 2013- for raising awareness and educating on the importance of nuclear disarmament at all levels.
Austria continues to promote and support education on disarmament and non-proliferation and high-level political events, such as the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on nuclear disarmament held on 26 September 2013, for raising awareness of the importance of nuclear disarmament at all levels.
In this respect, let me reiterate that Austria continues to attach high importance to the Final Document of the 2000 NPT Review Conference and the practical steps for the systematic and progressive efforts to implement article VI of the NPT and paragraphs 3 and 4(c) of the 1995 Decision on"Principles and Objectives for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament", agreed to by consensus in the Final Document.
In connection with these intergovernmental activities, Austria continued to support the involvement of civil society organizations and initiatives.
It recommended that Austria continue to provide well-coordinated financial assistance to provide support to economically disadvantaged families.
Austria continued to be sceptical about the feasibility of elaborating a useful convention against organized transnational crime, as organized crime was a complex phenomenon that raised a number of legal issues that were not adequately covered in the draft.
Austria continued its steadfast support for the Hague Code of Conduct, which is being given growing recognition and importance as the only multilateral confidence and transparency mechanism in the field of the non-proliferation of ballistic missiles.
Austria continued to regard the work envisaged by the Commission on the topic"The MostFavoured-Nation clause" as a valuable contribution to clarifying specific problems of international economic law.
At the same time, Austria continued her active engagement in discussions in the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, at the United Nations Disarmament Commission in New York as well as in the deliberations of the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly.
In 2003, Austria continued its space-related activities within the framework of the programmes of the European Space Agency(ESA), the Austrian space applications programme and the Austrian Radionavigation Technology and Integrated Satellite Navigation Services and Products Testbed Programme.
In order to be as practical as possible,a fictitious TIR transport operation has been chosen starting with a partial loading in Austria, continuing via Hungary and Ukraine and ending in the Russian Federation.
In its capacity as co-president of the Conference on Facilitating the Entry of Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, Austria continued to raise awareness about the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT) and the scientific civil applications of the international monitoring system set up under it, so as to promote better understanding of the benefits of speeding up the process of ratifying and implementing the Treaty.
In line with its firm commitment to the principles andobjectives of nuclear disarmament agreed to in 2010, Austria continued to underscore the importance of the recognition contained in the Final Document of the 2010 Review Conference of the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons and the need to comply at all times with international law and international humanitarian law by working with interested States on joint statements on the humanitarian dimension of nuclear disarmament.
In 2005, CRC recommended that Austria continue to take measures to prevent sex tourism.
In 2005, CRC recommended that Austria continue and strengthen its efforts to incorporate the rights of the child into the Constitution both at Federal and Länder level.
Fourth periodic report of Austria continued.