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Terrorism remained a top concern of the Council.
He underlined that terrorism remained a strong threat.
Terrorism remained a top concern for the Council.
Unfortunately, tragic examples of terrorism remained too frequent.
Nuclear terrorism remained a fundamental threat to international security.
Mr. Aljumaa(Saudi Arabia)said that international terrorism remained a worldwide danger.
Terrorism remained a grave threat to world security and stability, taking many innocent lives and endangering free democratic societies.
CARICOM has noted that terrorism remained a top concern for the Council.
Despite the Ad Hoc Committee's best efforts,negotiations on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism remained at an impasse.
Mr. Muchemi(Kenya) said that international terrorism remained one of the most serious challenges to global peace, security and stability.
The Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan said that it had been a year of significant milestones, butachievements had come at a price and that terrorism remained a strong threat.
Combating international terrorism remained one of its highest priorities and should continue to be a priority of the United Nations.
Mr. Liu Zhenmin(China)said that recent terrorist attacks demonstrated that terrorism remained a grave challenge to the international community.
Mr. Adekanye(Nigeria) said that terrorism remained a serious threat to peace and security, undermined the rule of law and democracy and violated human rights.
Ms. O'Brien(Australia), speaking also on behalf of Canada and New Zealand,said that international terrorism remained one of the most serious threats to global peace and security.
International terrorism remained one of the international community's biggest and gravest concerns, despite the efforts made to combat and eliminate it.
Mr. Wada(Japan) said that,notwithstanding the progress achieved, terrorism remained a serious threat worldwide and continued efforts were needed.
The lack of agreement on the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism meant that the United Nations legal framework for combating terrorism remained incomplete.
Ms. Sahussarungsi(Thailand) said that terrorism remained one of the most serious threats to international peace and security and could never be justified on any grounds.
Mr. Kazykhanov(Kazakhstan) said that the continuing terrorist attacks around the world served as a painful reminder that terrorism remained a serious threat to all States and peoples.
Ms. Kasyanju(United Republic of Tanzania)said that terrorism remained a major threat to international peace and security, and that combating it should be a top priority for the international community.
Ms. Bichet-Anthamatten(Switzerland) reiterated her country's strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms andsaid that combating terrorism remained a high priority for Switzerland.
Mr. Nikolaichik(Belarus) said that despite considerable progress in recent years, terrorism remained a grave threat to international peace and security from which no country or region was immune.
In 1989 one of his predecessors on the Sixth Committee, Mr. David Ben Raphael,had said that no cause could justify deliberate attacks on civilians, and that terrorism remained a crime whatever the motivation behind it.
The participants in the seventeenth Forum recognized that terrorism remained a serious and immediate threat to regional and global security and reiterated their commitment to working together to eradicate the threat.
Mr. Kim Saeng(Republic of Korea) said that the recent attacks in Nairobi andPeshawar were the latest stark reminders that terrorism remained a serious threat to international peace and security.
Many speakers stressed that terrorism remained a very serious threat to international peace, security and stability and that it undermined the rule of law, respect for human rights and social and economic development.
Mr. Dos Santos(Mozambique)said that continuing terrorist attacks around the world were a standing reminder that terrorism remained one of the most serious threats to international peace and security.
Terrorism remained a grave threat to security and stability everywhere, and terrorists violated the most fundamental human right of their victims, the right to life, while attacking democracy, human dignity, human rights and development.
The Council members also recognized that, despite the concerted efforts of the international community over the past decade to end the phenomenon, terrorism remained a serious threat to peace and security in Africa.
