Nevertheless, our efforts must be complemented by global support.

We have already made some progress in our efforts to improve the working methods of the Committee.

We appreciate the efforts made by the Netherlands delegation to incorporate suggestions and amendments.

A sceptical and negative approach will not help our efforts to address nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

In our efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, we should continue to be mindful of the current as well as the emerging challenges facing us.

We appreciate the efforts being made in that regard through the World Health Organization.

The role of the United Nations is to ensure that all our efforts, in all countries, benefit our children and future generations.

Our efforts to stimulate the economy should be focused on improving the script for those stories, making these stories believable again.

A commencement of the work in the Conference on Disarmament would be a tremendous contribution to our efforts to consolidate and further strengthen the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

We hope that the rest of the international community will continue supporting us in our efforts to attain our region's goals for peace, disarmament and development.

The international community should complement our efforts by providing structured technical support and effectively deployed financial support and access to the global market.

In our efforts to address the multiplicity of international security threats, we should be reminded that the norms and principles of international law should not be set aside.

We continue to urge other Conference members to display equal flexibility in our collective efforts to break the deadlock that has persisted for far too long.

Our efforts to defeat poverty and pursue sustainable development will be in vain if environmental degradation and natural resource depletion continue unabated.

Effective national legal and judicial institutions are essential to the success of all our efforts to help societies emerge from a violent past.

It is important to appreciate these efforts and to demand more.

We appreciate these efforts aimed at promoting consensus on a programme of work.

This time we are meeting again, not to make new targets but to assess the progress we have made so far and to intensify our efforts to reach the Goals.

Our efforts to defeat poverty and pursue sustainable development will be in vain if environmental degradation and natural resource depletion continue unabated. (A 59 2005, para.

With respect to the situation in Zimbabwe, we appreciate the sustained efforts of the Secretary General to engage with the Government in order to improve the overall situation in that country.

I believe that you, Mr. Chairman, and many other delegations would agree with me that our efforts in the field of multilateral disarmament are made step by step we build upon what we have previously achieved.

Through our efforts towards that review meeting, I hope there will be good progress in the area of small arms and light weapons to be reported in the Secretary General's report next year.

I hope that our discussions today will lead towards concrete and sustained action and strengthen our efforts to reach a truly global culture of peace and a meaningful Dialogue among Civilizations, cultures and peoples of our world.

We also appreciate very much the efforts of Commander Marcos de Almeida of Brazil, who very skilfully coordinated the negotiations this year on the draft resolution on oceans.

We in Serbia and Montenegro appreciate those efforts very much, despite the occasional strong assessments critical of my country, as demonstrated in her briefing today.

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But I think that the lesson is that we need to be more involved in the efforts that we actually undertake to tackle those problems, given the graphic map Mr. Egeland has shown us of the path into the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the path out, and what might be possible by way of interdiction.

While we in developing countries continue to hope and tirelessly work for improvement of this situation, we also recognize and appreciate efforts made by developed countries, particularly in the areas of development assistance and debt reduction.

We appreciate everything you have done.

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We appreciate that commitment.

We may not be able to afford it.

It is for that reason that we value the Monterrey Consensus.

It is important that we acknowledge the hard work and the contribution of the Secretary General's Special Representative, Mr. Otunnu, and of the United Nations agencies and funds with whom he worked in developing these recommendations.

Secondly, we appreciate the continued efforts of the Court to cope with its workload through rationalization of the work of the Registry, greater use of information technology, improvement of its working methods and through securing greater collaboration from the parties in relation to its procedures.

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Likewise, Mr. President, we appreciate the valuable facilitation process you have set in motion, and we support the initiative to devote dedicated efforts to promoting the reform package outside of New York, including with the valuable assistance of highly qualified special envoys of the Secretary General.

I appreciate that, as we are lagging behind.

We appreciate the initiative of the Danish delegation in that respect.

In that connection, we very much appreciate the encouragement expressed by other delegations today aimed at furthering cross cultural and cross civilizational undertakings towards that goal.

We appreciate its high quality and are sure that the Ad Hoc Working Group will benefit from the diverse information offered in the report.

We said, 'We can't go down. If our youngest brother is with us, then we will go down for we may not see the man's face, unless our youngest brother is with us.'

And we said, We cannot go down if our youngest brother be with us, then will we go down for we may not see the man's face, except our youngest brother be with us.

Throughout the past year, the Department of Public Information has provided advice, support and information on numerous urgent projects to ensure that the public hears of our efforts to address managerial problems at Headquarters and in the field.

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