Through our peacekeeping efforts, we have established special bonds of friendship.

Through efforts from our Headquarters office in New York and through the work of our members worldwide, the WTCA works toward establishing peace and stability through trade.

Through our collective efforts, we have brought hope and confidence to Africa.

At the same time, President Bush has charged us with strengthening our national capacity in this area through better coordination of our nation's post conflict and stabilization efforts.

Our commitment to efforts to prevent an arms race in outer space was also demonstrated through our support for the First Committee resolution on this subject last October.

We pledge our cooperation with other members of the international community, through bilateral and multilateral efforts, to combat this menace in all its forms.

We must redouble our efforts and refocus our approaches.

We support all efforts to reinvigorate the United Nations system so as to better serve our needs, including through the comprehensive reform of the Security Council.

We believe that the country can be set on a sustained growth path through increased development assistance, as well as debt relief, to supplement our efforts.

All our efforts were in vain.

We must, therefore, enhance our efforts.

Our standard see through patient.

The WASH targets will not be achieved through the efforts of UNICEF alone but rather through the coordinated and concerted efforts of a wide range of sector stakeholders.

As we turn to the important work that now lies before us, let us commit ourselves to do in our generation what they did in theirs and, through our efforts, to leave this a better and safer world.

We look forward to continuing to work with our development partners and to coordinate all our efforts in order to promote development in Africa through its own frameworks and mechanisms, such as the New Partnership for Africa's Development.

Such developments strengthen our determination to continue our efforts in other conflict situations.

Today, we should rely on our Organization to coordinate and stimulate our efforts.

We must therefore renew our pledges and intensify our efforts if we are to honour our commitments.

The food passes through our bodies.

So far, our efforts have not been sufficient.

We will focus our efforts at three levels.

Our efforts should propel this issue to fruition.

We shall continue to support their efforts through the MAP process.

To redouble our efforts to implement our commitment to counter the world drug problem.

The message is clear let us keep our partnership alive while redoubling our efforts.

Our efforts in establishing partnerships with other developing countries go beyond our immediate region.

Hence, our relief efforts reached our affected neighbours quickly, when they were most needed.

In September 2001 despite the destruction of the New York World Trade Center, the location of our headquarters, the WTCA persisted in its efforts to foster peace and stability through trade.

We believe that regional security can be achieved through confidence building and through joint efforts among Governments and States.

Efforts should be made, through quiet consultations, to explore a possible consensus.

Through our decisions, we intend to fully shoulder our responsibilities and consolidate our leadership for development.

So, we went through our 15 commodities.

Terrorism has seriously undermined our socio economic development efforts.

Nevertheless, our efforts must be complemented by global support.

There still remain constraints on our efforts to develop.

However, notwithstanding our efforts, poverty remains endemic in Africa.

The principles of humanitarian action must guide our efforts.

We are improving the safety of our vehicle fleet through long term research and development programmes as well as ongoing consumer awareness campaigns, and we are encouraging safer road user behaviour through a combination of intensive enforcement efforts, graduated licensing arrangements and public education campaigns.

Through our efforts towards that review meeting, I hope there will be good progress in the area of small arms and light weapons to be reported in the Secretary General's report next year.

Faced with a difficult situation, we should intensify our efforts rather than turn our attention elsewhere.

The choice before us today is clear to close our eyes or to redouble our efforts.

Through those efforts, the stress management needs of some 3,490 staff were met.

Efforts to empower women through financial services should also address prevailing power relationships.

These agencies coordinate their efforts through a combination of administrative and legal procedures.

It gives additional impetus for our efforts to fight terrorism.