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In the course of consultations with key constituencies (Member States, United Nations and academia) around the desirability of preparing a draft universal declaration of ethical principles in relation to climate change, it became clear that significant work is needed on the upstream clarification of basic ethical principles, including but not limited to climate change issues, along with downstream development of practical policy tools.

After holding extensive consultationsduring the past months in New York, Geneva, Kigali, Sydney and Lima, and attending several meetingsand consultations withStates, [...][...]

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(b) Requested the Office of the High Commissioner to allocate sufficient budgetary resources for the implementation of the activities envisaged in its resolution 11/5, including the organization and holding of regional stakeholder consultations on the draft general guidelines on foreign debt and human rights, during the present term of the mandate-holder.

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Given the fact that (i) the principal terms of the Equity Transfer Agreement are determined by the parties involved after arms-length negotiation; (ii) the Directors have made reference to several factors, among others, the prospect of the iron ore industry; the book value of net assets of Fushun Shangma as at the Valuation Date as well as comparable cases in determining the consideration of the Fushun Shangma Acquisition; and (iii) the consideration of the Fushun Shangma Acquisition at RMB100 million represents a discount of approximately 6% when compared with the Equity Valuation prepared by the Valuer at RMB106 million.

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Other shortcomings in the document included its failure to refer to the need for immediate negotiations on a nuclear weapons convention; the lack of a clear commitment by nuclear-weapon States to cease the development of nuclear weapons; the failure to call for the immediate removal of nuclear weapons from the territories of non-nuclear-weapon States; and the omission of clear commitments from the nuclearweapon States to provide legally binding negative security assurances to non-nuclear-weapon States.

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Despite the Group having been granted the right of first refusal for the development of Phase II of the WIT Port by the PRC joint venture partners who are Wuhan government agencies at inception of the WIT project, the signing of the Heads of Agreement in 2005 (together with a supplemental agreement in April 2007) and the subsequent approval of the development plan by the Central Government for the Group to take a 44% equity interest in the Phase II development with the rest of the interest to be taken up by the two PRC Joint Venture partners of WIT, negotiations of the terms of the joint venture agreement have grinded to a halt resulting in the Group not being able to participate in the development of the project as intended.

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The Government of Maldives consulted widely with relevant stakeholders in preparing the Common Core Document and is grateful to those stakeholders and members of the public who provided input, for their assistance and comments.

Prices will be arrived at after arm’s length negotiations, with reference to the prices quoted by the Group for sales of similar quantities of the same or similar products to independent third parties at the relevant time.

Aware of the growing importance of ensuring appropriate global economic policies to sustain the dynamism of the region due to growing interdependence among economies, the Committee considers that it is necessary for the region to ensure that its voice is heard at global economic policymaking forums and therefore recommends that the secretariat continue the important work of facilitating the formation of a coordinated regional voice and bringing the Asia-Pacific perspective to relevant multilateral and intergovernmental forums, including G20 summits, through high-level consultations.

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