We continue to believe that that forum provides an invaluable opportunity for integrated discussion on important oceans issues.

It remains our belief that their arrest and transfer to The Hague would clear the path to increased participation by Western Balkan countries in European and Euro Atlantic processes.

And so all of us have this remarkable brain, which is poorly understood to say the least.

So we remain far short of full employment for the third reason.

A long and unpredictable path is ahead but there is still hope.

It s hard to come up with a surprise that would suit what we think is my severe depression.

However, we believe that there still exists room for further improvement.

We continue to believe that the collective moral force of this Organization is indispensable for a secure, peaceful and humane world.

More train wrecks are in the making.

We continue to monitor ongoing violence.

In each case, we do not believe that solutions can be imposed.

Pakistan continues to look forward to the voluntary return, in safety and honour, of the 3 million Afghan refugees whom we still host.

Why do we continue to see human rights trampled with impunity? Why do States continue to commit serious breaches of international law? Why are hundreds of millions of people still living in poverty and indignity?

We believe that an unprecedented window of opportunity exists today.

So we ask that you join us in rediscovering the value of citizens united, and to declare that we are all still pioneers.

Major improvements have been made in the situation of young women and young men in many areas, but we are still facing great challenges.

But we are still far from achieving the goal.

And when it comes to sensory restoration, we're still very far away from being able to provide beauty.

We don t believe that regulation is a panacea for this state of affairs.

And it is no surprise if we still find ourselves in an international system of transition, particularly on specific aspects of the world's peace and security.

These technologies currently are too expensive. They are also unreliable (we still have no idea what to do when the wind is not blowing).

So Senegal s rituals of respect may not be holding.

We Europeans cannot afford the luxury of dismantling a high value added industrial sector in which we still have a real comparative advantage.

Europe remains America s indispensable partner of first resort, he declared. And, if you forgive some presumptuousness, I believe we remain your indispensable partner.

We believe that the summit will be successful, because we believe that the conditions for its success are present.

The case of Japan shows that, despite some of our financial markets great sophistication, we are still a long way from the theoretical ideal.

We continue to urge our partners to cooperate with us to achieve that end.

We are quick to argue, but don t like making people feel uncomfortable or bad, because we don t believe in burning bridges.

We continue to face strong headwinds originating from the deepening European debt crisis, as well as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

We are still talking about the same Naglaa El Emam who invited Arab youth to sexually harass and rape Israeli women as a form of resistance.

Separate from that, of course, we still have the problems of trade that will be discussed later in the year in the conclusion of the Doha Round.

Of course, we would expect him to take account of the views and opinions of the Lebanese Government.

We remain open to ideas on many of the reform issues.

We are still coping with the budgetary consequences, especially in Europe, but it is true that the world did not end in 2008.

We British are still members of the European Union (at least for the time being), but sometimes our politicians forget that.

The West s overwhelming desire to stay out of it is completely understandable. But we must also understand that we are at the beginning of this tragedy.

Finally, there is no reason to believe that the new Constitution could not accommodate Turkish membership.

We believe that a decision taken thrice by the General Assembly through a two thirds majority cannot be politically vetoed.

We think we are onto something big.

We believe that is true.

And the reason it connects us with consciousness today is that all of us still today, the very first shape we draw as a child is a circle.

Noting, however, that the unemployment rate remains high, and that the poverty rate is increasing, we continue to recognize that the economic situation in Kosovo remains serious.

It is fair to say that we are still far from finding a formula that can accommodate the concerns of all sides or win widespread support.

This is all the more urgent given the fact that, even though 30 years have passed, we are still discussing the topic in this Hall.

I believe that all of us have come here with the clear conviction that we are still far from reaching our objectives, and that we cannot fail to meet the expectations that have been created.