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pursuant to implementation of Security Council resolution 1701 (2006), action is being taken, using all the means available, towards economic and social development.

majority of the international community, which was expressed through the adoption of this resolution, Japan intends to pursue its various diplomatic efforts to maintain and reinforce the international disarmament and non-proliferation regime based on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

by concrete proposals and initiatives from political leaders of Member States, in particular by the Russian Federation and the United States of America, which currently together hold most of the nuclear weapons in the world

second, priority must be given to an inclusive political process that does not exclude any party to the conflict; and third, only a Somali-owned and Somali-driven process could guarantee lasting peace in the country.

contact group meeting held in Banjul on 29 April and the final communiqué of the extraordinary meeting of the ECOWAS Heads of State and Government Summit that took place in Dakar on 3 May — the legitimate authorities of Guinea-Bissau take this opportunity to once again acknowledge and thank ECOWAS for its efforts to find a just solution to the crisis caused by the military coup of 12 April.

and add its voice and weight to that of the Security Council in calling for an immediate ceasefire and calling on the occupying Power to abide by its obligations under international law, including humanitarian and human rights law.

the Afghan conflict to an end and chart a new and secure future for the region.

to formulate its foreign policy according to its national interests and the common interests of peoples of all the countries in the world”.

together with their Somali allies.

syntheses to the Coordinator; and provide oral and written briefs as necessary to visitors and staff officers in the forward headquarters.

and ensure continuity of policy development projects, as development of policy and procedures is an ongoing function.

under international law, including international humanitarian and human rights law, and an occupied people, whose most basic and inalienable human rights are being systematically, deliberately and gravely violated and who are entitled to protection under international law.

trade, as well as arms smuggling and related activities, in particular in areas in conflict situations.

provide a security umbrella throughout the country, support the national security forces, conduct joint exercises with the new army, undertake inspections of inventories of weapons and ammunition obtained by the Government in accordance with the exemptions to the United Nations arms embargo for use by the national police, undertake cordon and search operations to retrieve illegal weapons, protect key United Nations and Government locations and installations and conduct regular air and ground patrols, in particular along the borders and in other high-risk areas.

was undertaken with the assistance of the United Nations Logistics Base ($86,400); as well as loss on exchange ($79,600) experienced in the performance period (ibid., para. 31).

services, particularly in rural and remote areas to which the United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, donors or NGOs do not have access.

to engage in rehabilitation works owing to the volatile security situation, the inability of local vendors to supply the required goods and materials, and the delay in the approval of the local procurement authority for the development and maintenance of sanitary landfill sites in Port-au-Prince and in the regions.