I would like to join other members of the Council in thanking Under Secretary General Jan Egeland for his comprehensive presentation.

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Mr. Pfirter (Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) I join others in expressing my deepest sympathy regarding the victims of the natural disasters in Guatemala, Pakistan, India and Afghanistan.

Miss Majali (Jordan) On behalf of the delegation of Jordan, I should like to join others in expressing my country's condolences to the Government and the people of Indonesia with respect to the terrorist attacks in Bali.

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Since 2001, I have had the opportunity to observe and participate in the ongoing process.

These are some projects I'm involved in today at MIT, looking what comes after computers.

Mr. Owoseni (Nigeria) On behalf of the Nigerian delegation, I wish to join others in extending our warm congratulations to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and its Director General, Mr. Mohamed ElBaradei, on their well deserved award of the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize, announced earlier this month.

(I have worked with Acemoglu and Robinson on related issues, though I was not involved in writing the book.)

Mr. Mercado (Philippines) I join other delegations in welcoming you, Sir, to the Chair.

I would like to join the Presidents of the Tribunals in thanking the President and the other members of the Council for their support.

I want to join those speakers who have paid tribute to the Secretary General and to my predecessor, Jean Ping, for their tireless efforts.

Mr. Zenna (Ethiopia) I join other delegations in expressing my appreciation and thanks to you, Mr. President, for convening these meetings of the General Assembly for an exchange of views on the report of the Secretary General entitled In larger freedom towards development, security and human rights for all (A 59 2005).

A few days after arriving, I met this wonderful, old conductor who started casting me in all of these roles.

President Kufuor I wish to join previous speakers in congratulating the United Nations on its sixtieth anniversary.

I had found the lump almost two weeks earlier, while at a conference in South Africa.

It was a Friday and I was supposed to attend a protest in the Bustan Al Qaser neighborhood.

Mr. Aspelund (Iceland) First, I would like to join all my colleagues in expressing our deepest condolences to the victims of the tsunami tragedy.

We were always in the camp. I shared a room with eight people and I wasn t allowed to work, says Samad.

Like many others before me, I join in congratulating Mexico on becoming the one hundredth State party to the Rome Statute.

I also participate indirectly and abstractly in forging the common good, by creating value through my work, and I am rewarded for it.

I am personally involved in the neighboring countries to the East, so I shall confine my remarks to that region.

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My name is Noraida. And I'm just I'm so thrilled to be part of like your TED conference that you're doing and everything like that.

Before concluding, I should like to join my colleagues in expressing support for and thanking the Japanese delegation for drafting the presidential statement to be adopted today.

I join everyone who has thanked, Mr. Egeland for what I thought was a very powerful briefing and for his call for action to all of us.

I'm having a quiet Christmas, so sharing a photo of my little Christmas tree, made by the metal artisans of Croix des Bouquets, Haiti.

Mr. Hannesson (Iceland) I join my colleagues in thanking you sincerely, Sir, for holding this meeting on the important matter at hand.

In Central America, a woman said about a microcredit project I cannot participate because I cannot stand the looks my neighbors give me.

I like helping others.

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