And I'm not blind yet, and I can see who it is I've got to thank for this.

I couldn't thank him.

I thank him for his magnanimous gesture.

Well, whoever it was, I'd like to thank him.

Well I must be sure and thank him.

Thank him, but tell him not to come looking for me.

I don't know how I'll ever thank you.

I thank him for a comprehensive, interesting and encouraging briefing.

I also thank him for his briefing on the role and functioning of the Court.

I should like to thank him very much for his efforts in that regard.

I have to thank him, because a slight improvement has taken place in this meeting.

Mr. Motoc (Romania) (spoke in French) I, too, wish to begin by extending a warm welcome to Mr. Didace Kiganahe, Minister of Justice of Burundi, and by thanking him for his very enlightening statement.

I would like to thank him in particular for his presentation of the recommendations of the Secretary General regarding UNMISET's mandate.

I also thank him for his tireless efforts in strengthening the work of the United Nations, both at Headquarters and in the field.

I am also pleased to welcome the presence of Ambassador Valdés, to whom I am particularly grateful for having briefed us on the situation in Haiti.

I would like also to welcome Foreign Minister José Ramos Horta and to thank him for his valuable contribution to this debate.

I would also like to express my appreciation to your predecessor, Ambassador Samuel Insanally, and to thank him for his contribution to accomplishing the tasks of the last session.

I want to thank him in particular for his tireless efforts over the past few weeks, which have brought us together not only in work, but also in friendship.

Mr. Holliday (United States of America) I would like to welcome back Special Representative Jessen Petersen to the Council and thank him for his excellent briefing.

Mr. Benmehidi (Algeria) (spoke in French) I should like to welcome the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Timor Leste, Mr. José Ramos Horta, and to thank him for his important statement.

I would also like to thank him for providing us this opportunity to review the progress made at the plenary level in implementation of the World Programme of Action for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond.

Finally, I cannot fail to welcome the presence of Ambassador Rupérez, Executive Director of the Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), and to thank him and his team for their efforts and their contribution to the implementation of the CTC's mandate.

Mr. Vassilakis (Greece) (spoke in French) I, too, would like to welcome the Minister of Justice of Burundi, Mr. Kiganahe, and to thank him for having travelled to New York to express the views and decisions of his Government.

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I thank him also for the comprehensive annual report on the work done in 2005 and commend his and the Agency's tireless efforts in fulfilling its mandate in a very challenging international environment.

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