In that context, we warmly welcome the proposal to establish a peacebuilding commission.

We warmly welcome the accessions to the Honolulu Convention this year of the Philippines, Japan, Canada, Vanuatu and France.

We warmly welcome the reaffirmation by leaders at the summit of their commitment to the full and effective implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000).

I should like to warmly welcome Mr. Aziz Pahad, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa.

We warmly welcome Mexico as the 100th State party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, thus bringing the Court another step closer to universality.

We welcome Mexico as the one hundredth State party to the Rome Statute, and we warmly congratulate it, along with the Dominican Republic and Kenya, for joining the fight to end impunity.

We warmly welcome those new States parties, who, by their actions, have made an important contribution to international and regional peace and security through the consolidation of the global chemical weapons ban.

At the same time, we warmly congratulate Mr. Søren Jessen Petersen on his briefing.

The European Union welcomes the first annual report of the International Criminal Court (ICC) submitted to the General Assembly and we warmly welcome the President of the Court, Judge Philippe Kirsch, and thank him for his presentation today.

We also warmly congratulate Mr. ElBaradei on his reappointment as IAEA Director General for another term.

The PRESIDENT I now have the great honour and pleasure to welcome very warmly among us His Excellency Adam Daniel Rotfeld, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland.

Welcome back. We missed you!

Welcome back. We missed you.

We also welcome Ms. Kawaguchi.

We recognize and welcome that.

We welcome this renewed commitment.

We welcome that new development.

We welcome that important development.

We welcome you to our club.

We welcome and appreciate these developments.

We therefore welcome the current consultations.

We can therefore understand why the world has responded so urgently and warmly to the victims of that unprecedented disaster.

The Committee also warmly welcomes the following positive developments

That was warmly greeted by the residents of Tokelau.

We welcome those concrete and bold proposals.

We welcome the language on marine debris.

We welcome any information on their whereabouts.

We welcome the Secretary General's latest progress report.

We welcome its recent success in this area.

We welcome you, Mr. Minister, to New York.

Other countries lack of male escape fantasies in their popular culture may be no less historically rooted less transient, more traditional societies will not warmly welcome homegrown films and pop songs about local young men taking off and fleeing their responsibilities.

We welcome the initiative to establish a Democracy Fund.

We welcome the CTC's fourteenth 90 day work programme.

We welcome the latest IAEA activities in this regard.

CARICOM warmly welcomes Mexico's ratification of the Rome Statute on 31 October.

We warmly congratulate Mexico for taking that important step, and we also congratulate the Dominican Republic and Kenya, which became States parties to the Rome Statute during the past year.

We welcome private sector contributions to development and humanitarian relief

We welcome the preliminary signs that it is doing so.

In general, we welcome the increased focus on human rights.

Such proposals are welcome, and we support the objectives specified.

We also welcome the field missions undertaken by the Council.

We also welcome other new developments in the same direction.

We will seek and welcome the support of all nations.

We welcome the mobilization of international efforts to combat proliferation.

We welcome the mainstreaming of disarmament issues in development policy.