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I believe the United Nations constitutes the most appropriate and only global institution potentially able to foster solutions to global problems.
I particularly welcome the decision to create a Peace-Building Commission as well as the inclusion of the concept of human security in the official UN framework. I also welcome the recognition of the international community's responsibility to protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, as well as the clear responsibility of each individual state to protect their own citizens from these crimes.
Reducing extreme poverty and child mortality, providing education and access to clean water and enhancing gender equality must remain at the centre of the development agenda and it is most unfortunate that there is no precise timetable committing all developed countries to the pursuit of the intermediate and final MDG targets;
While glad to welcome many of the reforms now proposed by the Summit I deeply regret the it's failure to reach agreement on measures for nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. Work and efforts to make progress on these issues must intensify considerably."@en1
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