Those issues are discussed below.

The Committee thus concluded the general discussion of these questions.

His Government attached great importance to those challenges.

Additional regimes might be elaborated to deal with these issues.

The present report explores these issues further.

Working groups with broad mandates have been set up to tackle these issues.

For these, we must go back to the genesis of the Organization.

On our agenda for this meeting we have a number of important issues.

The Committee should give priority to those issues during the present session.

These matters are addressed in paragraphs 8 to 11 below.

Venezuela agrees wholeheartedly with the importance placed on those matters.

It would be useful to include in her report a special section on these matters.

37 To address these reproductive concerns the national TV and Radio are broadcasting special programmes to create awareness and public discourse on these issues.

Pakistan commends the Secretary General for his consistent efforts to provide and promote solutions to those issues.

The results based management and performance management systems will reflect the priority accorded to these issues.

Structural issues are to be covered only if critical for these objectives.

We have the knowledge, skill and technology needed to address these issues.

I also call upon the Council to clearly address these issues in its deliberations and decision making processes.

We need to work together in the Committee to tackle such issues with a sense of urgency.

Many of the issues raised in chapter VI point to the increasing importance of this function.

The Office should act as focal point in these matters for the whole of the Secretariat.

This cultural fragmentation is also reflected within the United Nations. The Members of the Organization have differing perceptions of those issues.

To that end, greater cooperation on such matters in the subregion should be developed.

Indeed, this is the longest chapter in the report, indicating the importance attached to these issues.

Therefore, we join those who call for redoubling the efforts to seek answers to those questions.

We are encouraged by the priority given to these issues by the Government of National Unity in South Africa.

President Jagan apos s proposals for a New Global Humanitarian Order have therefore taken into account the globalization of these pressing issues.

Adequate solutions to those questions were a prerequisite for the consensus sought by the Conference.

Trinidad and Tobago is encouraged by efforts made during the ongoing preparatory process for the Fourth World Conference on Women to address these and other crucial issues.

The Committee initiated substantive discussion of such matters at its seventh session it adopted some conclusions on these matters at its eighth session, and continued further deliberations on them at its ninth and tenth sessions.

To that end, it shall attempt to clarify the issues in dispute and to help the parties reach an agreement.

A few such issues remained, but a less formal monitoring process looked likely to ensure their final resolution.

We are well aware of these gender issues that are most pressing in the world and we have the chance to do something here and now.

With regard to the proposed agenda for this session of the Committee, our delegation would like to express some views on the issues which it considers most relevant.

Gabon, which has always given these questions their due consideration, encourages all United Nations efforts to protect human rights.

He reiterated the concern of CPC regarding the inadequacy of the report on accountability, which failed to address the issues.

The Commission must become a forum in which ministers of environment and ministers of development could deal with a broad range of issues.

The ease with which mines can be obtained by the parties involved is one of the factors impeding a peaceful solution to these problems.

Singapore is confident that the Forum will continue to develop and become a centre for serious discussions of political and security issues affecting the region.

Our delegation hopes that at the forty eighth session some clarity will be introduced to these questions for meeting coordination expenditures and that the Fifth Committee will make recommendations regarding additional guidelines on these questions.

He concluded his statement by expressing gratitude to the representative of the United States for his proposal to meet in order to settle these matters in the best way possible.

UNDP will address these issues in revised guidelines which are currently being drafted and are expected to be issued by July 1994.

For this matrix A for these columns, the answer is yes.

3. Notes the importance of residual issues including witness protection and victim support, the archives of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and judicial issues and capacity building for the Rwandan judiciary, and underlines the need for increased and sustained attention to these issues

This is a matter of our dignity and our right to make our contribution to deliberations on questions of peace and security in our world and to the elaboration and implementation of just and fair solutions to those questions.