South African brothers, your brothers and neighbours in Madagascar welcome you most warmly.

We warmly welcome the new Members and wish them well.

2. Warmly welcome South Africa into membership of the zone

Therefore, I warmly welcome this debate in the General Assembly.

We warmly welcome South Africa apos s transition to full democracy.

I should also like warmly to welcome Palau to this Organization.

In that context, we warmly welcome the proposal to establish a peacebuilding commission.

We warmly welcome all steps towards peace and reconciliation between the two neighbours.

We warmly welcome the new States parties to the fold of the NPT.

We warmly welcome the time, soon to come, when this collective instrument will enter into force.

On behalf of the Chinese Government, I wish warmly to welcome the convening of these meetings.

I should like to warmly welcome Mr. Aziz Pahad, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa.

We warmly welcome the decisions of the United States, Russia and France to extend their testing moratoriums.

In conclusion, let me say that we warmly welcome the establishment of an open ended working group.

Membership of the United Nations has continued to grow and I warmly welcome the newest Member States.

We warmly welcome its recent inauguration, and we hope that the Tribunal will carry out its work successfully.

The Community and its member States warmly welcome the signing on 4 August 1993 of the Arusha Agreements.

We warmly welcome the accessions to the Honolulu Convention this year of the Philippines, Japan, Canada, Vanuatu and France.

We also trust that you will be able to get to know our people and, in particular, the women of our country. We welcome all of you very warmly.

We warmly welcome the system wide action plan for the implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000) presented here today.

I welcome very warmly the contribution made by my Australian colleague, Senator Gareth Evans, to the debate on this subject.

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I should like now to address those who are to receive the human rights prizes, whom I welcome and warmly congratulate.

Finally, we warmly welcome the Republic of South Africa as a new Member of the vast family of the United Nations.

The need to integrate gender equality into conflict prevention, peacekeeping and peacebuilding has thereby been most solemnly affirmed, which we warmly welcome.

We warmly welcome the new Members of the United Nations family and congratulate their Governments and peoples on taking this courageous step.

Finally, I warmly welcome the representatives of the six new Member States that have joined the United Nations over the past year.

The CHAIRMAN On behalf of the Special Committee, I warmly welcome all those who have accepted our invitation to join us today.

We also warmly welcome and support the establishment of the mission of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia under Colonel Pellnäs.

We warmly welcome the renewed interest and initiative on nuclear disarmament submitted yesterday to this Assembly by President Clinton and President Yeltsin.

Lesotho is happy to see him presiding as we all warmly welcome the new democratic South Africa back into the United Nations fold.

I therefore congratulate you very warmly and offer you my best wishes for success.

We warmly welcome the reaffirmation by leaders at the summit of their commitment to the full and effective implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000).

We warmly welcome the draft text of an African nuclear weapon free zone treaty adopted at Addis Ababa and we call for its timely adoption.

Similarly, we warmly welcome the increase in the planning capacity of the Secretariat, which should be manifested in expansion of the Department of Peace keeping Operations.

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We warmly welcome Mexico as the 100th State party to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, thus bringing the Court another step closer to universality.

I am also happy to warmly welcome His Excellency Mr. José Ramos Horta, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of Timor Leste, in our midst.

We welcome you with great pride and pleasure to welcome you this evening.

We therefore warmly welcome the signing of the Declaration of Principles which, we believe, has the potential to become the basis of such a comprehensive and lasting solution.