This is why we support its further strengthening and universalization.

That is why we support the proposal for an effective human rights council.

That is why we support the idea of creating a United Nations environmental body.

We support the implementation of the United Nations Action Plan to Prevent Genocide.

We therefore support the renewal of the mandate of the Informal Consultative Process for the next three years.

Likewise, we fully support the recommended firmness to ensure compliance with the embargoes adopted by the Security Council.

Furthermore, we support the rapid conclusion of the Comprehensive Convention against International Terrorism by the end of this year.

For those aforementioned reasons, we also support the inclusion of India, a developing country, as a permanent member of the Security Council.

We believe it is the primary and primordial responsibility of each State to protect its population and for that reason we fully support the concept of the responsibility to protect.

That African draft is our draft, and, as I said yesterday, we cannot support any other draft only this one.

So seven years later, we've developed so that we've got advocacy, instigation and implementation. We advocate for good design, not only through student workshops and lectures and public forums, op eds we have a book on humanitarian work but also disaster mitigation and dealing with public policy.

We support that and other recommendations in the report.

So, we have this ability as well.

We endorse comprehensive reform of the Security Council to make it more broadly representative and more transparent so as to enhance the legitimacy of its decisions and its effectiveness.

We support the CTC and its Chairman in the future work to be done by this body, and we encourage them to continue to strengthen the dialogue with both Member States and international and regional organizations.

We would support consideration of establishing a civilian rapid deployment mechanism consisting of judges, administrators, police and election observers on a stand by basis for United Nations missions.

We support a stronger relationship between the United Nations and regional and subregional organizations pursuant to Chapter VIII of the Charter, and therefore resolve to

We also accept the suggested items.

We would be supportive of that.

While we fully align ourselves with the European Union statement, I would also like to emphasize some points of particular interest to Turkey.

We are in favour of strengthening that process.

Therefore, we support the creation of a Human Rights Council.

We fully support that approach.

As Israel has previously stated, we support the humanitarian mission of UNRWA and recognize its important contribution to the welfare of the Palestinian refugees.

To rebuild, we also need the arrangements for the Development Fund for Iraq to continue.

We support the reform that will help to give us a fresh start.

We continue to support the principle of verification of the BTWC.

We strongly support Kofi Annan in his proposed reforms.

We support its contents and join in the consensus.

However, it does not address three concerns that we also consider to be of particular importance.

We are also convinced that good governance and the rule of law are essential for the prevention and control of corruption.

We also support the proposed Peacebuilding Commission as an advisory body.

We support the establishment of a democracy fund and an international finance facility.

We have long supported a permanent seat for Japan.

Likewise, we endorse the Declaration on innovative sources of financing for development.

We are pleased to support the draft resolutions under consideration today.

Furthermore, we endorse the idea of increasing substantially the budget of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and we welcome the initiatives to strengthen the monitoring mechanisms established by treaties with a view to creating, in due time, a unified system.

We are also satisfied with the development of the investigation processes in the cases of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and Darfur.

While we stress the importance of the revitalization of the General Assembly and the need to re establish its political stature, and call for a stronger role for the Economic and Social Council, we also support the reform and enlargement of the Security Council.

We support the call for States to fully comply with their respective safeguards obligations.

We also support your repeated statements concerning the need for transparency and openness.

Finally, we support the Secretary General's proposal on the strengthening of the Secretariat.

We fully support Iraq in this difficult mission.

We are especially proud to see a Thai national moving on from the World Trade Organization to take the driver's seat at UNCTAD, with his full recognition of the concerns of developing countries.

We also fully support the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission.