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I can't convey my feelings in words.

It is my humble privilege to bring the Assembly their voices.

That's how I began writing suddenly about Ecuadorian blogs .

I, in turn, will pass on my authority to whosoever is approved by Parliament.

I would also like to convey to all present my pride regarding the tenth anniversary of my country's independence.

I'm a storyteller. I want to convey something that is truer than truth about our common humanity.

I would also like to extend to the Council the greetings of to The Right Honourable Don McKinnon, Commonwealth Secretary General.

It is my sad duty to convey to the Government and the people of Togo our most sincere condolences on the death of their leader, Mr. Gnassingbé Eyadema.

In conclusion, on behalf of the World Trade Organization, I should like to convey our best wishes to the United Nations on the auspicious occasion of its sixtieth anniversary.

But today I don t think I can talk about what s going on in Syria without conveying to you the cries of the victims, and their pain.

I am happy to convey the greetings and best wishes of His Majesty King Mswati III, Her Majesty the Queen Mother, and the entire Swazi nation.

For a long time now I've wanted to create something that would be from a male perspective... give men a chance to explain themselves, take time myself to explore and faithfully render that different viewpoint.

Allow me, on behalf of the Group, to convey our heartfelt condolences to the members of his family, to the people of Togo and to the friends of Togo on this immense loss.

Ambassador Adeniji could not make the trip to New York, but has asked me to convey his best wishes for a fruitful outcome.

As a man in Zambia put it, I might transmit the disease to my wife then tell my wife to go for an AIDS check up.

I should like also to express our appreciation to the President of the Gabonese Republic for the efforts made by his country in guiding the work of the previous session of the General Assembly.

I should like to convey his thanks and his appreciation to you, Sir, for presiding over this open debate to discuss the report of the Secretary General on children and armed conflict, given the importance and gravity of the question.

From this rostrum in the General Assembly Hall, I would like to convey to Member States the deep gratitude of the Nicaraguan people for the solidarity they have shown to us.

I have good news and bad news, but since I don't know which is which, I will convey them in their logical order.

And because I have always been known to be a bookworm, I tried to transfer this love of reading and learning to my daughter.

Ms. Vegas Guerrero (Peru) (spoke in Spanish) It is an honour for me to represent Peru and to transmit our warm greetings as we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the World Programme of Action for Youth.

President Veltzé (spoke in Spanish) In this brief statement to the 2005 summit, I wish to convey the commitment of my country to participate actively in the collective effort to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Mr. Al Kidwa (Palestine) (spoke in Arabic) I have the honour to deliver the statement of President Mahmoud Abbas, who has had to remain at home, given the current difficult circumstances. It reads as follows.

Mr. Machimura (Japan) I should like, first and foremost, to convey, once again, my sincere sympathy in connection with the victims of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Cardinal Sodano (Holy See) (spoke in French) I have the honour of conveying the cordial greetings of Pope Benedict XVI, to the Co Chairpersons and to the heads of State or Government gathered here.

President Fox (spoke in Spanish) On behalf of Mexico, a nation of peace, democracy and freedom, and an advocate of international law and cooperation, I wish today to convey a message of optimism and confidence in the potential and future of multilateralism.

Before I adjourn the meeting, I should like once again, on behalf of the General Assembly, to convey our most sincere condolences to the peoples and countries affected by this earthquake and tsunami of unprecedented proportions.

Mr. Win (Myanmar) I should like at the outset to convey the deepest sympathy of my delegation to those affected by Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf coast of the United States of America.

Allow me at the outset to convey our deepest sympathies and condolences to the Government and the people of the United States of America in the wake of the deaths and widespread destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Is it useful in any way? The question should be this has each of us done our very best with what we know at that point?

Shaikh Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa (Bahrain) (spoke in Arabic) I have the honour to convey to all participants the greetings of the King of Bahrain, Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, and his best wishes for the success of this conference.

I would like to convey my delegation's appreciation to the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation, Ambassador Andrey Denisov, President of the Security Council for the month of November, for his comprehensive introduction of this year's Security Council report to the General Assembly. We also wish to thank the members of the Secretariat for their efforts in preparing the report.

Mr. Ismail (Sudan) (spoke in Arabic) At the outset, allow me to express my country's heartfelt condolences and sympathy to the people and Government of the United States of America for the losses caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Sayyid Haitham Bin Tang Al Said (Oman) (spoke in Arabic) I have the honour to convey to the Assembly greetings from His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said, Sultan of Oman, and his best wishes for success in its endeavours to achieve the desired goals and objectives.

Mr. Adekanye (Nigeria) I have the honour of conveying to you, Sir, the sincere appreciation of the Nigerian Foreign Minister, Ambassador Olu Adeniji, for the invitation extended to him to participate in this open debate on children and armed conflict.

Mr. Abdallah (Tunisia) (spoke in Arabic) I have the honour to convey the sincere greetings of His Excellency President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, President of the Republic of Tunisia, and to deliver His Excellency's address to this United Nations High level Meeting.

I have the honour to convey to you the attached statement on Iran issued today by the United Kingdom Presidency on behalf of European Union leaders meeting in Hampton Court, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (see annex).

Mr. Ahmad (Chad) (spoke in French) His Excellency Mr. Idriss Deby, President of the Republic of Chad, who is unable to be here, has asked me to represent him at this High level Meeting and to deliver the following message to you.

Mr. Meredov (Turkmenistan) (spoke in Russian) First of all, I should like to express sincere gratitude for the honour of addressing you from this rostrum and to convey, on behalf of the President of Turkmenistan, Saparmurat Ataevich Niyazov, best wishes for peace and prosperity to the peoples of all nations.

I should also like to convey once again to the United Nations and, in particular, to the Security Council the gratitude of my country for steps already taken and those being envisaged with perfect complementarity of action by the various stakeholders in resolving the crisis in Côte d'Ivoire to guarantee that these elections will be free and transparent.

Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan (United Arab Emirates) (spoke in Arabic) Let me say at the outset that it gives me great pleasure to convey to the Assembly the congratulations of His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, on the election of Mr. Eliasson, the representative of a friendly country, as President of the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.

Before making my statement, I would like to convey to the Council the greetings of Mr. Pier Ferdinando Casini, Speaker of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, who has just been elected President of our organization for a three year term and who will be coming to New York early next week for the annual parliamentary hearing at the United Nations.

I have good news and bad news, but since I don't know which is which, I will convey them in their logical order. First, the name of Russia's next president is now known.