Thanking Bangladesh

And I m thanking you, and I'm thanking my family because they had come to hear me speak.

Ms. Løj (Denmark) Let me start, Mr. President, by thanking you for organizing this debate.

I take pleasure in thanking MINUSTAH.

And instead ( of thanking Allah ) for the provision He gives you , on the contrary , you deny Him ( by disbelief ) !

And instead ( of thanking Allah ) for the provision He gives you , on the contrary , you deny Him ( by disbelief ) !

Ms. Løj (Denmark) I would like to begin by thanking Under Secretary General Jan Egeland for his comprehensive briefing.

Firstly, I am thanking the representative of Algeria for his statement.

Mr. Assaf (Lebanon) (spoke in Arabic) I would like to begin by thanking the Security Council for having adopted resolution 1644 (2005) unanimously.

She concluded by thanking the Committee, the outgoing chair, Mr. Andre Mayne (Australia), and the Interim Chemical Review Committee and its chair, Mr. Reiner Arndt.

Let me begin by thanking the Secretary General for his comprehensive report on the work of the Organization, as contained in document A 60 1.

Ms. Bellamy Let me begin by thanking the Argentinean presidency for giving us the opportunity to address the Security Council in its open debate on Haiti.

I wish to begin by thanking you, Mr. President, for giving us the opportunity to take stock of the progress made in implementing the resolution since then.

Mr. Neil (Jamaica) I wish to begin by thanking the Secretary General for his report on the work of the Organization over the past year (A 60 1).

Mr. Hannesson (Iceland) Let me begin by thanking the Foreign Minister of Denmark for taking part in and presiding over the open debate this morning on post conflict peacebuilding.

We cannot conclude without thanking the coordinators of the two draft resolutions before us today for their work.

Mr. Ilkin (Turkey) Let me begin by thanking the Secretary General for his visionary, comprehensive and thought provoking report (A 59 2005), which will be guiding us during the reform process.

Ms. WHELAN (Ireland) Mr. President, I would like to begin by again thanking you for the time you have allocated to delegations to make statements about relevant issues on our agenda.

Mr. Taha (Sudan) (spoke in Arabic) I should like to begin by thanking you, Mr. President, and the Council for having invited me to attend this important meeting on the Sudan.

Mr. Chuasoto (Philippines) My delegation joins others in thanking Under Secretary General Jan Egeland for his comprehensive briefing today.

Mr. Lengsavad (Lao People's Democratic Republic) Allow me to begin, on behalf of the Group of Landlocked Developing Countries, by thanking you, Sir, for convening this important meeting on financing for development.

I want to begin by thanking our Secretary General and my predecessor, Ambassador Chris Sanders for their support and for their success in delivering such a worthwhile high level segment this year.

I should like to conclude by thanking you for the opportunity to serve as Chairman of the Panel and to thank the members of the Panel for their active participation throughout its work.

The Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights concluded the seminar by thanking the participants for their extremely constructive and useful comments and proposals on enhancing and strengthening the effectiveness of the special procedures.

Thanking Member States and the International Committee of the Red Cross for their contribution to the report of the Secretary General,

Thanking Member States and the International Committee of the Red Cross for their contribution to the report of the Secretary General,

Thanking Member States and the International Committee of the Red Cross for their contribution to the report of the Secretary General,

Thanking Member States and the International Committee of the Red Cross for their contribution to the report of the Secretary General,

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

I should like to close by thanking you all from the bottom of my heart members of the Secretariat as well as all the diplomats with whom I have had contact throughout this year.

Mr. Rostow (United States of America) I would like to begin by thanking Chairman Denisov for his briefing this morning and, indeed, his entire team for their leadership of the Counter Terrorism Committee (CTC).

Mrs. Laohaphan (Thailand) Let me begin by thanking the Secretary General for his reports on the promotion of interreligious dialogue (A 60 201) and the Global Agenda for Dialogue among Civilizations (A 60 259).

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

Ms. Banzon (Philippines) First, permit me to join previous speakers in thanking the Government of Romania for convening this important open debate.

First of all, I would like to join others in thanking Mr. Egeland for his briefing and Mr. Forster for his participation.

Let me begin by thanking you, Mr. President, for having given us this opportunity to engage in yet another round of frank and open consultations in the lead up to the September high level plenary meeting.

We get people, when they open up their inbox, to write one positive email praising or thanking somebody in their social support network.

Finally, we join members in thanking the delegation of Japan, through Ms. Kawaguchi, for the preparation and presentation of the draft presidential statement.

Mr. Baali (Algeria) (spoke in French) I wish to begin by thanking Mr. Alvaro de Soto for his briefing on the most recent events in the Middle East. I wish him every success in his complex tasks.

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 would like to start by thanking the Secretary General for supporting my initial request that a briefing on the Court be held in the Council, and all Council members for accepting the suggestion of the Secretary General.

Mr. Talbot (Guyana) I would like to join previous speakers in thanking you, Mr. President, for your thoughtful statement at the beginning of our debate.

While thanking the United Nations system and other donors for the invaluable assistance provided for drought relief, she stressed the urgent need for greater assistance.

Let me begin by thanking the Special Representative of the Secretary General and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), Mr. Søren Jessen Petersen, for his briefing and for his work, and by reiterating the European Union's full support for his work.

Mr. Shin (Republic of Korea) I would like to begin by thanking the President of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Judge Philippe Kirsch, for his presentation of the report of the Court to the plenary of the General Assembly.