Concern was also expressed at the increased use of cannabis.

Concern was also expressed with regard to the terminology used in the paragraph.

The European Central Bank would also be prepared to attend a meeting to clarify terms of reference.

His delegation was also concerned about the human rights situation in northern Uganda.

President Nkurunziza also expressed support for the convening of the summit of the Great Lakes Conference.

He also expressed the need for rural credit while others talked of microcredit.

Our leaders also expressed their commitment to move ahead with the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action for the Landlocked Developing Countries.

Members also expressed their appreciation to Andrey Denisov for his excellent work during his chairmanship of the Counter Terrorism Committee.

Representatives also expressed their appreciation for the work of UNODC in the preparation, organization and servicing of the Eleventh Congress.

His delegation also hoped that the Government of Israel would refrain from its policy of imposing restrictions that hindered the Agency's activities.

The World Summit also expressed support for capacity building at the regional level, in particular, in relation to the special needs of Africa.

The view was also expressed that Article 31 of the Charter should be interpreted in such a manner as to allow non members to participate in informal consultations.

He also expressed appreciation and gratitude to the Government of the United States of America for its generous contribution, which had allowed the holding of the meeting, as well as for the documentation submitted.

Support was expressed for both approaches.

Others expressed misgivings.

There have been further reports of executions having taken place between 1999 and 2003 while petitions for clemency or review by an international body have been under way.

Some speakers also made reference to other United Nations institutes and regional and international organizations and the role they could play in the delivery of programmes for assistance.

It was also concerned at the human rights situation in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and called on its Government to engage fully and openly with the international community.

Regret was expressed that the Secretariat had not fully complied with General Assembly resolution 58 269 when preparing the budget fascicles of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007, and in this regard, regret was also expressed that as a result, many difficulties had been faced during the consideration of the budget fascicles.

It also expressed concern that the use of skill level as a method of differentiating between categories in the classification needed to be explained more clearly to allow for consistent international application of the concept.

He intended to act accordingly.

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Some concern at the world drug abuse situation was expressed, in particular in relation to the continuous increase in production and use of amphetamine type stimulants, but some positive signs were also noted.

Views were also expressed that the reports of the Committee should be prepared in a reader friendly format, should be restricted to conclusions and recommendations, and should not contain a complete account of the discussion.

Some concern at the world drug abuse situation was expressed, in particular in relation to the continuous increase in production and use of amphetamine type stimulants, but some positive signs were also noted.

Several representatives expressed appreciation for the proposal.

The Conference welcomed them and expressed appreciation for their presence.

Members of the Council also expressed their concern at reports of ongoing violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in the Great Lakes region and at the widespread culture of impunity.

The Special Rapporteur also wishes to congratulate FIFA for the activities it has organized each year, since 2002, as part of its worldwide Anti Discrimination Day.

He also supported the conclusion of the 2005 Human Development Report that responsibility for coordinating national strategies and priorities in the use of external aid lay mainly with the Governments of recipient countries.

The Ministers expressed concern that developing nations are still impoverished, not only materially and economically, but in terms of equitable endowments and opportunities in the field of global information and communication.

He also expressed concern about the erosion of preferences, because preferences would allow a level playing field in the multilateral trading system and contribute to the achievement of the MDGs.

He believed that there was no army.

He hoped that that trend would be sustained.

A number of delegations expressed support for a documentary approach.

Support was expressed for the work of the advisory body by some delegations.

Several participants expressed the need for unconditional cancellation of debt.

Participants supported the establishment of a Human Rights Council.

He expressed his Government's satisfaction at this successful joint effort.

Turkey had often pointed out that drug trafficking and organized crime were significant sources of financing for terrorist groups, and his delegation was pleased that the international community was finally beginning to recognize that connection.

He regretted that the Council did not endorse the Committee's decision.

He hoped that problems would be resolved by negotiation and dialogue.

The Special Rapporteur welcomes this fruitful cooperation with EUMC and intends to increase it further in the future.

Representatives expressed appreciation for the documentation provided by the Secretariat.

Members of the Working Group expressed gratitude for the papers presented.