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Continental Project RASCOM

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The climate of most of the plains is either subarctic or continental.

No other continental ecosystem plays such a critical role.

a Distance from the island apos s capital to the nearest continental country capital or important town.

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Such regional issues will entail targeted campaigns highlighting specific relief and rehabilitation campaigns on a continent wide basis

Considering the achievements obtained by the Geocentric Reference System for the Americas Project regarding the establishment of a continental geodetic framework,

The islands are located in the South Atlantic Ocean, on the Patagonian Shelf, about east of Patagonia in southern Argentina.

All efforts in that direction deserve the commitment of the international community as a whole, through the implementation of policies of a continental or even global scope.

For Chile, a maritime and fishing country that has nearly 7,000 mile coastline on its continental, insular and Antarctic territory, the Convention is of great importance.

The Barbados Declaration and Programme of Action flowed from Agenda 21 in an area that is of particular interest to Venezuela, which has an extensive continental and island coastline on the Caribbean.

We are all trapped in an international economic system which yields no quarter to the problems and needs that are peculiar to us, and additionally insists upon using a continental measuring rod as a gauge of our development processes.

4. Welcomes the successful establishment of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union, and looks forward to the establishment of other supporting elements such as a Panel of the Wise, a continental early warning system, an African standby force and a special fund

Antarctica, though a huge continental archipelago, measuring 24 million square kilometers, and covered in ice that is 4 5 kilometers thick, is far from any inhabited continent.

They need to be self sufficient in their infrastructure, such as ports and airports, whereas, in a small continental country, these may be available in a neighbouring country and accessible by road.

Continent wide initiatives in Africa and in Latin America and the Caribbean and interregional cooperation among developing countries have assumed a new vitality with the increasing participation of the private sector and civil society organizations.

Japan, a seafaring nation with a vast exclusive economic zone and continental shelf, is committed to the United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea and to the organs established under it, namely, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, the International Seabed Authority and the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf.

Of course, this is an impossible demand. Short of unleashing massive and bloody ethnic cleansing Bosnia, on a continental scale Americans and others have no choice but to get used to living in increasingly diverse societies.

Orchestrating a complex government services supply chain in a substantially open continental economy with 1.3 billion people and five levels of government is difficult enough using a simple GDP growth objective.

5. Encourages, in this context, the international community to continue to support the ongoing efforts of African countries to develop their capacity to undertake peace support operations at regional and subregional levels, including their effort to establish a continental early warning system

It follows from the above provisions of the Convention that a coastal State, which is entitled pursuant to the provisions of article 76 of the Convention to the continental shelf extending beyond 200 nautical miles, is required to submit to the Commission for its consideration information on the limits of its continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles.