We are fully aware that preparedness is necessary.

We fully recognize the progress that has been made and we wish to underline that progress.

As we now fully realize, rapid deployment of intervention forces is essential.

We are well aware that the reform process is not a one time event.

We are therefore very much aware of the importance and urgency of the subject of the safety of personnel functioning in peace keeping operations.

Important as our bilateral talks with Israel may be, we are keenly aware that no two nations stand alone.

We live in world that is filled with all kinds of stuff, and increasingly we are realising that the way in which we design and make stuff is exacting a huge cost on our planet and our society.

We are fully aware that many important issues remain to be solved.

We are also aware of and fully understand the desire of some countries for assistance of this kind to be provided by the United Nations.

We are only too acutely aware of the fact that this new journey on which the people of South Africa are now embarking will not be an easy one.

Just realize that at one point in the evolutionary past, this organelle's ancestor might have been an independent organism.

We are very well aware that if we want to rely on nuclear power the safe handling of nuclear materials and facilities is essential.

Yet we much recognize that this huge need for food assistance is symbolic of the vicious cycle that we are caught in.

And we are conscious that the problems we are facing are far wider than simply those attributable to the escalation in peace keeping.

Fully aware of the ethical questions concerned, we simply cannot, and will not, go that far.

And maybe the hardest thing of all is to figure out that what other people think and feel isn't actually exactly like what we think and feel.

Indeed, we are well aware that the political position of the non aligned countries in the field of disarmament has always been in favour of general and complete disarmament under international control.

Our commitment to this Treaty is unwavering because we fully realize the consequences of the proliferation of such weapons of mass destruction.

There is no single formula for democracy applicable to all countries, as we fully recognize the existence of economic, social and cultural differences.

We are fully aware that we are at a very painful stage of development and we know what we must do if we are to pull through it.

First, staying on the right side of history is one thing, but suggesting that the US is inspiring, if not directing, the Arab revolts is quite another.

These activities are outlined in the Secretary General apos s report, and in the interest of saving time I do not intend to comment on them other than to declare that we fully recognize their importance and support them.

We understand full well that an expanded Council should, by necessity, reflect the emergence of new important actors on the international scene, such as Japan and Germany.

But we have to recognize that we have those limitations.

Understanding full well that they all have different charters, characters and qualities, we still feel that a continuing exchange of experience can enrich the entire international system of multilateral diplomacy.

Looking at Greece's immediate neighbourhood, the Balkans, we realize that it has not yet been fully transformed into a region of peace, stability and prosperity.

2. We in Ghana are fully aware that so many decades of mistrust, violence and destruction cannot be dissipated overnight.

We are fully aware of the many shortcomings inherent within East Asia its remarkable economic performance is far from miraculous.

We are also quite aware that no long term stability and progress is possible in Croatia without guaranteed human and ethnic rights to the Serbian and other minority groups.

We know what must be done.

Now then, we must be aware of the time.

Of course, it's important to understand that nationalism is really fanaticism.

We are also extremely familiar with the argument that European policies have not led to any mass arrests in Cuba.

But the key insight I would like you to walk away with today is that when we realize that, when we realize we can change our own abilities, when we have a growth mindset, we bring our game to new levels.

We are well aware that there is a pressing need for long term and sustainable conservation and management measures for straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks.

In so doing, however, we fully realize that there is an immediate need for follow up actions to the Cairo Conference at all levels to ensure full participation by all concerned parties.

We are.

We now know that they are not.

But we are aware that time is needed to achieve this.

We can't make meaning out of these enormous statistics.

Because I think we all recognize that if we took 10 cents from petty cash box.

We have to realize we are not chained to our current capabilities.

It cannot just be technology, we recognize that.

Panama has supported the High level Meeting's draft outcome document (A 60 L.1), not because it is in full agreement with it but because it understands that the document is the beginning of a process of reform.

So I think it is a fundamental change going on in our culture that I think we adults are not realizing that kids are totally defferent than we were