We must get local ownership.

Achieve it we will.

It is our responsibility to achieve that goal.

We would have liked a more ambitious result.

We did not achieve everything.

We are close to achieving universal primary education.

But I feel that we should make progress.

So much more is possible.

We need to see more equal burden sharing.

In order to achieve our common objectives, our institutions must work together.

We must together achieve real results in a number of areas.

When we address issues in which moderation is given top priority, we achieve positive results.

Only by restoring our partnership can we hope to keep our Orange Revolution s promises.

Instead, we must come together to bring about far reaching change.

The members of the Council also must work to guarantee that we attain that objective.

Our problems must be dealt with through partnership progress must be shared.

Such cooperation is essential if we are to carry out our development and anti poverty programmes.

Moreover, once we can do that, we can actually activate specific neurons or we can destroy or inhibit the activity of those neurons.

It is our responsibility here and now to fulfil the generous promises made by our leaders to humanity a week ago.

People the world over are watching and waiting on us all to produce tangible results that touch their lives for the better.

As we restructure the Security Council, we should ensure that we retain the delicate balance between the two organs.

We are very near to achieving universality in the Asia Pacific region.

Until we do, we will make little headway in reversing an imminent medical and economic disaster.

We are also required to deliver and to produce results in an open, transparent and inclusive manner, as we were asked to do by our leaders.

I made the point, which has also been made so clearly by most speakers today, that we are not there yet.

We need better criteria for details and procedures to make that happen in the shorter term.

Regrettably, despite the progress we are making, we are not achieving those goals.

Nevertheless, we have attained neither the implementation of women's human rights nor equality between women and men.

In order to achieve that goal, we must be guided by a strong spirit of human solidarity and a shared sense of justice and fairness for all.

In all other sectors, we are making appreciable progress, even as we need more assistance.

Therefore, we must continue to provide to MINUSTAH all the necessary means so that, at the end of its mission, we will have a successful experience.

We will not achieve the harmonious and sustainable development of international relations if the African continent remains a hotbed of instability.

If we are to make measurable progress in development, we must urgently implement the global partnership for development.

If we are to realise that dream of a better world, the advancement of women is an absolute and fundamental necessity.

In our work here at the United Nations, let us be as practical and concrete as possible and organize ourselves so that we can deliver results.

And if we're to make progress with the sustainability revolution, I believe there are three really big changes we need to bring about.

CHICAGO To understand how to achieve a sustained recovery from the Great Recession, we need to understand its causes.

Over the coming year, under the guidance of the President, my delegation hopes that we will be able to realize our many aspirations for institutional reform.

As it is, therefore, we will be hard put to achieve the Millennium Development Goals within the time frames set.

Despite our great determination, we were not able to achieve unity in confronting all the problems facing the United Nations.

However, we recommend that the consultations continue in an atmosphere of openness, tolerance and mutual understanding so that we can achieve positive results.

However, we are a determined people, and we would like to assure the Assembly and the international community that we will leave no stone unturned to achieve our recovery.

Through that we can achieve the goal of the Charter of the United Nations of saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war and destruction.

And then, finally, I firmly believe, if we want the MDGs to work the Millennium Development Goals we need to add family planning to it.

In order to achieve those goals we have no alternative to an inclusive multilateralism that offers balance, rationality and justice in international relations.