Let me make another specific point as well.

Let me add three further points that I think are also important to this discussion.

Let me also express our deep condolences to all those who suffered and who lost their loved ones.

Allow me also to congratulate the IAEA and its Director General on their well deserved receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Allow me to elaborate.

Allow me just a few personal words.

Let me also reiterate the strong commitment of the Turkish Government to the security, unity, reconstruction and welfare of Afghanistan.

Let us consider some details.

Allow me to elaborate a few points.

Let me enumerate some of them.

Allow me also to congratulate our Co Chairpersons for their effective leadership of this meeting, which I am confident, will be successful.

Let me explain.

Let me suggest a different view.

Let us apply this formula to Pakistan.

Let me start with some general comments.

Let me start with business.

May I also draw your attention to the paragraphs of sections IV and V of the report concerning the agendas of the Main Committee.

May I also extend our thanks to your predecessor, Mr. Jean Ping, for his successful presidency of the previous session of the Assembly.

Let me also commend Mr. Jean Ping for the able manner in which he conducted the work of the Assembly during his presidency.

Let me tie all of this together.

Let me reiterate our full support to the two Tribunals.

Allow me to speak on the subject of the marine environment.

Let me briefly recapitulate the virtues of our draft resolution.

Let me turn to India specifically.

And let me put it to Mr. Cović bluntly, if I may.

Here, let me speak of the standards relating to returns.

May I conclude by recalling the words of Eleanor Roosevelt

Please be assured of my delegation's full support and cooperation.

Let me offer some suggestions for such an approach.

Let me also welcome Ambassador Landman of the Netherlands.

I should like to speak of a number of issues related to this matter.

Allow me also wholeheartedly to congratulate the Secretary General on his comprehensive and very enlightening report (S 2005 740) on the matter.

Let me just touch upon three additional aspects of that responsibility.

Allow me to express our deep gratitude for that ongoing support.

Let me make some brief comments on some elements of the report.

Let me now turn to the current developments in my country, Somalia.

Let me highlight some of the main challenges.

Let me briefly hail the clarity of the Secretary General's proposals.

Allow me to describe various aspects of the current situation in Burundi.

Let us remember what structural unemployment looks like.

Let me offer a few brief observations from the field, so to speak.

Allow me to make a few very specific remarks in that regard.

We continue to be gravely concerned about the ongoing crisis in Darfur, and especially about the impact of conflict on civilians in that region.

Allow me now to take up a very delicate issue, even if reluctantly.

Let me also welcome the participation in today's meeting of the President of the Coordination Centre of Serbia and Montenegro and of the Republic of Serbia for Kosovo and Metohija, Mr. Nebojsa Covic.