How to Boost Foreign Investment

We should strengthen cooperative relations among various stakeholders and promote voluntary partnerships for disaster reduction.

Second, we must strengthen our human rights machinery.

But we can, and must, improve our focus and the effectiveness of our actions.

We need to strengthen partnerships among Governments, business and civil society.

We must, therefore, enhance our efforts. What we have done until now is not enough.

Since 1998, we have enhanced our political institutions through constitutional amendments.

We need to strengthen our efforts to achieve both nuclear disarmament and nuclear non proliferation.

It is up to us, together, to do everything in our power and to strengthen security during the electoral process.

Together we can strengthen their communities and pave the way for them towards a promising future.

We will enhance our anti terrorism cooperation and will continue to make unremitting efforts to eradicate terrorism.

We are strengthening the export sector, promoting investments to create jobs and speeding up rural economic development.

We pledge to rapidly strengthen the United Nations in order to make it more effective and more credible.

So just as we manage national parks, where we promote the growth of some species and we inhibit the growth of others, we're working towards thinking about buildings using an ecosystem framework where we can promote the kinds of microbes that we want to have indoors.

What we want now in our own education is to strengthen, to recuperate once again what we lost.

We must improve understanding amongst faiths and cultures, and we must foster stronger respect between communities.

We must strengthen our efforts with a view to setting up an effective Peacebuilding Commission in the shortest amount of time possible.

First, we must improve coherence, efficiency and effectiveness within the United Nations system so as to promote transparency and accountability.

And I think more and more people are also asking Why boost consumption, rather than change what we consume?

If we can increase security in general, then governments can focus on the real criminals.

We must also adopt clear principles governing the use of force and must strengthen the United Nations capacity in this field.

We must strengthen national early warning systems so that the damage caused by natural disasters can be evaluated and their consequences mitigated.

We can enhance the efficiency and legitimacy of globalization by supporting rather than crippling democratic procedures at home.

It is therefore essential that we enhance the Council's effectiveness by ensuring that its membership better reflects the realities of today's world.

Ultimately, the challenge before us is to strengthen multilateralism by enhancing its effectiveness in order to make it relevant.

In that framework, we should promote greater coherence, coordination and cooperation within the United Nations system and in the follow up to the activities of its major conferences.

We decide to strengthen the capacity of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to provide assistance to Member States in those tasks.

It so happens that one of the victims of the attacks was a colleague of ours from the Foreign Ministry. We must enhance our collective efforts to confront that phenomenon and must fortify our will through a clear and strong legal framework supported by all.

We must learn how to advance freedom without imposing anything and how to foster freedom without relieving States of their primary responsibility towards their citizens.

We need to provide better focused public investment and improve the quality of external resources if we are to promote trade and investment on more equitable terms.

Mr. Neil (Jamaica) The Charter of the United Nations enjoins us, as Member States, to promote friendly relations based on peace and cooperation.

To strengthen the role of the Ceasefire Commission, we have to work together to accomplish the deployment of the agreed size of the African Union mission.

We are of the view that as we design new mechanisms to respond effectively to our century's challenges, the existing ones must also be reinforced.

By removing that possibility, we would substantially enhance the benefits of equity based compensation for the performance of firms and for their shareholders.

We must strengthen the international community's cultural resources and compassion to contribute substantially and work together towards a culture of peace.

Even as we look to tighten sanctions on Iran in 2011, we must strengthen our efforts to establish a strong political and diplomatic track.

We need a reformed United Nations in order to strengthen our collective capacity to deal with the multifaceted security situation in the world today and to be effective partners in development.

It is therefore up to us each and every Member State to enhance those capabilities and to make the General Assembly's work more focused and more relevant to contemporary issues.

During my presidency, we had to nurture a democratic atmosphere, but this was possible only because fear was no longer overpowering.

While strengthening citizen's confidence in their institutions, the concept of security that we profess and practice requires those who opt for violence to cease hostilities and prepare to negotiate a lasting peace.

As a United Nations system, we need to maximize our collective effectiveness by pooling our efforts in every country as a fully joint United Nations team and programme on AIDS.

Efforts to achieve the MDGs need to go hand in hand with a bold reform of the United Nations and an improvement in the functioning of its bodies, if we wish to strengthen the overall system and make it more effective and more credible.

Better, environmentally sustainable livestock production systems need to be developed, and we must boost investment in capacity building, services training, market access, and efforts to strengthen supply chains.

To move toward a world free from fear and want that the drafters of the Charter dreamed of six decades ago, we must strengthen and further promote multilateral cooperation and dialogue, with the United Nations as the foundation.

Sanctions should be a tool of diplomacy, not the other way around. Even as we look to tighten sanctions on Iran in 2011, we must strengthen our efforts to establish a strong political and diplomatic track.