He emphasized that the implementation of the principles should take precedence over any review or revision exercise.

It stressed

He stressed that the purpose of the lecture was simply informative and added that he did not call for harming Iraq's Christians.

A number of delegations also stressed that the data collection should be carried out in an objective, impartial and non selective manner.

Dr. Savimbi also stressed that he saw the need for the United Nations to assume an effective mediation role.

He also stressed the problem of debt.

The importance of the role and status of women was emphasized.

The Co Chairmen stressed the following points

It was emphasized that the Convention should be accorded a status in Algerian domestic law superior to that of domestic legislation.

He stressed that States should be called upon to take more positive measures to protect the heritage of indigenous peoples.

Many people continued to die for lack of treatment.

He stressed the importance of the Doha round for developing countries.

In his speech he emphasized the following

One panellist emphasized that special attention should be paid to the problem of sexual exploitation of children online.

Participants also stressed that developing countries could suffer significant output losses during periods of financial distress.

It was also stressed that Article 50 should receive a functional interpretation, so that the right to consult should lead to some practical results.

The Board emphasized the need for the formulation of medium to long term strategies for socio economic development, for which a stable political environment was considered necessary.

He underlined that the information provided had been extremely comprehensive.

Particular emphasis was placed on the following priorities

He suggested that tThe Kimberly Process for conflict diamonds and the European Union Ac(EU) action Pplan for Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) were also useful models to consider.

The experts emphasized the importance of a continued focus on education.

It was stressed that Member States should be kept informed of such capabilities.

The importance of user friendliness in information systems was underlined.

The need to strengthen national focal points and revitalize their network was emphasized.

It requested the secretariat to keep Parties informed of information systems available and progress in their development and integration.

Several representatives stressed the need to support agricultural development.

Some ministers stressed that steps should be taken to ensure that the proposal did not compromise the ability of the three institutions concerned to continue to provide grants and concessional loans to developing countries.

Mr. Ismail Khan underlined the fact that the gathering was held in Afghanistan and that it represented the first opportunity to show the Afghan people that their destiny is not exclusively in the hands of political parties.

Many speakers underlined that it was important to implement the follow up recommendations of the IPR, and the Sri Lankan Government's commitments to do so was appreciated.

The need to collaborate closely with the CST was mentioned.

The need to deal with such systemic problems was stressed by a number of delegations.

The importance of analyses that would highlight existing opportunities was stressed.

He stressed that sexual and reproductive health needs were forgotten during war.

Some delegations underscored the importance of country ownership over the development agenda.

Other members stressed the importance of mobility as a criterion for promotion.

69. The meeting underscored the importance attached to the maintenance of stringent sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

He underlined the importance for the session to discuss implementation and organization of common tasks.

The need to develop proper technology and innovation polices was stressed.

The AU emphasized the importance of diplomacy and negotiations in conflict resolution.

The observer for Kenya stressed that the Constitution specifically prohibited discrimination.

He stressed that discrimination against women was not permitted by the Gambian Government.

He emphasized that visa applications had, however, been submitted sufficiently in advance.

A number of ministers stressed the need to systematically measure aid impact.

The representative of China emphasized the importance of financing trade in commodities.

104. One delegation underlined the necessity to integrate the army in the development process.