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to the reservation, because it would be impossible to presume that State’s assent before the 12-month deadline elapsed.

for the conservation of medicinal plants.

agenda, especially as they are deadlocked on the draft election roadmap.

called for the increased involvement of civil society in monitoring implementation; and encouraged the international community to urge the Government to meet its financial commitments under the agreement.

a resort to extraordinary measures that would undermine the Agreement, including possible declarations by the Constitutional Council relating to the elections.

sanctions concerning Zimbabwe, (b) that all forms of measures and sanctions against Zimbabwe be lifted in order to facilitate a sustainable solution to the challenges that are currently facing Zimbabwe; and (c) commit themselves to working together in engaging the international community with a view to bringing to an end the country’s international isolation”.

Platform as a flexible, voluntary, multi-stakeholder, framework for effectively promoting Green Industry around the world.

of equilibrium, strength in African economic development, conflict resolution and reducing inequality and injustice to promote national integration”, and being aware, among other things, that “culture constitutes for our peoples the surest means to chart Africa’s own course towards technological development, and the most efficient response to the challenges of globalization, formulated one of their objectives in the following manner: “To encourage international cultural cooperation for a better understanding among peoples within and outside Africa”.

for disclosure of financial data and documents to assist developing countries to better plan, budget, monitor and account for development assistance.

identity symbols, the flag and the name of the country, the FLNKS flag should be flown side by side with the French flag; that had become official on 17 July 2010.

that would meet every three months to hold in-depth discussions on the status of preparations, in line with the call of the General Assembly for a process in which all options were open and which would safeguard the rights of all sectors of the population.

by and implement the Boundary Commission decision is further in breach of Article 2 (3) of the Charter which states: “All Members shall settle their international disputes by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security, and justice, are not endangered”.

of migrants, in particular children (resolution 64/166).

for Somalia (UNPOS), stipulates the following arrangements: (a) the merging of Transitional Federal Government and ASWJ forces, with the latter bringing its troops under the command and control of the Government; (b) the allocation to ASWJ of ministerial posts and senior positions in the civil and foreign services; (c) the integration of local administrations already established by the Government, wherever applicable; (d) the formation of an advisory council of religious leaders as a counterweight to Al-Shabaab’s radical doctrine; and (e) the establishment of a body to monitor implementation of the agreement, comprising UNPOS, the African Union, and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD).