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We would like to welcome the conclusions of the report of the African Union-United Nations panel of experts chaired by Mr. Romano Prodi (see S/2008/813).

We commend the African Union-United Nations panel, in particular Chairperson Romano Prodi, for presenting to the Council the report on modalities for support to African Union (AU) peacekeeping operations (S/2008/813), now before the Council.

[...] [...] deserve special mention: Maimonides, the Hebrew translation of whose Arabic original is printed in most edition of the Mishna; Obadia di Bertinoro (d. 1510), Jom Tob Lippmann Heller (d. [...] [...]

Our appreciation also goes to Mr. Romano Prodi, Chairman of the African Union-United Nations panel on modalities for support to African Union operations, for introducing his important report (S/2008/813), and we hope that he will continue to accompany the process to its logical conclusion.

Before I adjourn this meeting, I wish, on behalf of all the members of the Council, to express my gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Romano Prodi and the other members of his panel for their valuable efforts and for the report before the Council.

In that context, my delegation would like to congratulate Mr. Romano Prodi and the African UnionUnited Nations panel that he chaired on their report on modalities for support to peacekeeping operations under a United Nations mandate, contained in document S/2008/813.

[...] World Summit, world leaders committed themselves to achieving “universal access to reproductive health [...] [...]

[...] floor to Mr. Romano Prodi, Chairman of the African [...]

Let me also take this opportunity to welcome to the United Nations His Excellency Mr. Romano Prodi, former Prime Minister of Italy, and to express my appreciation for his leadership of the panel, whose report on modalities for support to African Union peacekeeping operations (S/2008/813) is before the Council today.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in his 1941 state of the union address, brought forth the idea [...] [...]

I would also like to join others in thanking President Romano Prodi for his presentation of the report of the African Union-United Nations panel (S/2008/813) and for his very able leadership in preparing it.

The Group has documented two remittances from Mr. Lafont to Mr. Montoya: in February 2011 (day unreadable), a delivery of EUR 1,169,000 in cash (100, 200 and 500 euro notes); and on 2 March 2011, a delivery in Geneva of EUR 880,000 in cash, in the presence of Bernard Stenger and Yann Pronost (see annex 25).

Besides the fundamental laws for promoting women and ensuring the practices of gender equity between men and women, the Government created Ministry of Woman Affairs in charge of protection and promotion of woman rights, and created the National Council [...] [...]

As an example of its commitment to follow up on the recommendations made by States in the context of the universal [...] [...]

[...] [...] parties to the Treaty, such as universal commitment to the “no-first-use” [...] [...]

[...] Parliament, and Croatia was committed to increasing [...]

I also wish to thank Mr. Romano Prodi for presenting [...] [...]

[...] [...] procedure to Mr. Romano Prodi, Chairman of the African [...] [...]

(Egypt) ( spoke in Arabic ): I would like to start by welcoming Mr. Romano Prodi, Chairman of the African Union-United Nations panel on modalities for support to African Union (AU) peacekeeping operations, and to thank him and the panel members for their efforts in preparing the report (S/2008/813) that we are considering today in the context of efforts to invigorate partnership between the United Nations and the AU, pursuant to Chapter VIII of the Charter and the Constitutive Act of the African Union.

While it would have been appropriate, as the State party notes, for the author to invoke these irregularities in his appeal, he had been deprived of the opportunity to do so, since the Aix-en-Provence Court of Appeal had declared the appeal inadmissible.

During the event, a series of territorywide and district-based publicity campaigns are launched to enhance the public’s understanding of mental health and encourage them to accept mental patients, with a view to facilitating the re-integration of persons recovering from mental illness into society.

It culminated with the adoption of a presidential statement on 28 March 2007 (S/PRST/2007/7), the unanimous passing of Security Council resolution 1809 (2008) and the establishment of an African Union-United Nations high-level panel chaired by Mr. Romano Prodi on how the United Nations and African Union could explore the possibility of enhancing the predictability, sustainability and flexibility of financing of United Nations-mandated peace operations undertaken by the African Union.

[...] [...] Russian Federation, in their efforts to conclude a post-START agreement, must consider all the possibilities offered by our multilateral disarmament commitments.

Following the requests made by HRH King Norodom Sihanouk and the Director-General of UNESCO in 1991 for the protection of Angkor, Cambodia, received technical and financial assistance from the international community under the coordination of UNESCO.

In addition, I would like to thank His Excellency Mr. Ramtane Lamamra, Commissioner for Peace and Security of the African Union; Her Excellency Ms. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, Foreign Minister of South Africa; and, of course, His Excellency Mr. Romano Prodi, Chairman of the panel, for their participation in and contributions to this important and timely debate.