Here are some of their stories.

In particular, we note the contributions of Egypt, Mexico and Pakistan.

The liberation of Kuwait was a case in point.

So let's go back and remind ourselves what was actually happening in France at the time.

We cite similar resolutions approved by the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

In addition to statements made jointly with other organizations or delivered orally, the main contributions of IFACAT are as follows

We recall that our debate last year focused on gender based violence.

Examples of the projects implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture in cooperation with various bodies are as follows

We recall the nostalgia with which we heralded the end of the era and the concomitant universal aspirations to a world of peace and prosperity.

We may stand up and recite the Holy Name of Allah Almighty the Bismillah which is written on the Divine Throne.

We recall that our heads of State or Government, at the end of the High level Plenary Meeting, expressed similar expectations.

One example is the concept of subsidiarity a concept that is very important to us, and one that seems to be gaining in importance.

The European Union will continue to defend the integrity of the Rome Statute and we recall the set of principles that we have established in that regard.

After all, the success of any organization lies in its ability to work in concert with the sum total of its parts.

We vehemently recall that if the United Nations does not protect the weaker peoples they will be defenceless before lawless violence.

So he was repeating himself, he was using the same words and phrases, so people could remember and recall them.

Many African countries already make a major contribution to peace keeping Ghana, Egypt, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Zambia, to mention just some.

The United Nations, we recall, was at its most efficient, producing stable and enduring answers, when changes were the property of all, not the product of the few.

Two such problems were unemployment and poverty, which were no longer the exclusive scourges of the developing world but increasingly affected the industrialized countries as well.

So it is important to step back and remind ourselves that the lost decade that we are currently suffering is not our long run economic destiny.

We also note that in the occupied part of the Republic of Cyprus, where most of the archeological and religious monuments of the island lie, there has been large scale looting by the occupying foreign troops.

Here, we recall General Assembly resolution 194 (III), which clearly called for an immediate and just solution to the problem of the Palestinian refugees based on their right to action and compensation.

We would remind the Assembly that if poverty continues to spread and if the well being of human beings is ignored, social tensions will place at risk the relative stability that exists today in some regions of the world.

We remember that it was the goal of the United Nations to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small .

We remind the General Assembly that Armenia is negotiating on behalf of Nagorny Karabakh within the OSCE Minsk group framework because Azerbaijan refuses to negotiate directly with the authorities of Nagorny Karabakh.

We recall the emphasis placed on capacity building by the Secretary General in his comprehensive strategy to fight terrorism, and we encourage all three committees to intensify their engagement with Member States and regional bodies.

We Australians also remember gratefully the long term leader of the Australian delegation, Keith Gabriel Brennan, who also did not live to see the achievement of the goal for which he worked so resolutely and in which he believed so deeply.

Recall that 10 years ago the Fourth World Conference on Women recognized that sexual violence and gender based violence constitute torture where the State perpetrates such acts, consents or acquiesces to them.

We remind all States, whether present here or not, that if they refuse to hand over for trial those individuals within their jurisdiction who have been indicted, they might be subject to international sanctions, while the accused will become international pariahs trapped within the borders of their countries.

That would replace paragraphs 8, 9 and 10, and would make it very clear what was agreed, what was the entire package.

The international community has come to recognize what is now a bedrock principle in addressing criminal and terrorist activity that cutting off flows of money and the channels used by terrorist and criminal groups is essential to disrupting and dismantling their illicit activities.

In this connection, we mention only the resolutions which the countries of the world agreed upon as the way to achieve a just and comprehensive peace in the region, and especially Security Council resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973), not to mention hundreds of other resolutions adopted by the Security Council and the General Assembly.

We all recall the recommendations on the threat of conflict between States and the threat of conflict within States, as contained in the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change in recent months those recommendations were the subject of broad based consultation and discussion.

We should mention that the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat recently trained 20 Mauritanian youths to carry out terrorist acts within the country, 10 of whom have actually re entered national territory. Of these, 7 have been arrested, while the search is still in progress for the remaining 3.

We reiterate our resolve to enforce full implementation of each and every relevant United Nations Security Council resolution concerning Iraq and the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya until they are complied with, and recall that such implementation would entail the reassessment of sanctions.

It has promoted and disseminated the Convention among various age groups and in particular among women, as well as throughout the Syrian governorates, either directly or through activities covering subjects relating to the women's rights for which the articles of the Convention make provision.

Let us recall, firstly, the Trail Smelter case apos No State has the right to use or permit the use of its territory in such a manner as to cause injury by fumes in or to the territory of another or the properties or persons therein. apos

We also recall that the need for separate procedures for apportioning peace keeping expenses arose precisely out of an acknowledgment of the fact that such expenses constituted a very heavy burden on developing countries and should, therefore, be apportioned on the basis of procedures different from those used for the regular expenditures of the United Nations.