OPENING STATEMENTS: The G-77/CHINA emphasized the need to bring Doha amendments on the second commitment period into effect at the earliest opportunity.
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Venezuela, speaking on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, emphasized the need to organize a high-level conference on nuclear disarmament to review progress made so far.
Malaysia, for the LMDCs, requested that civil society be admitted into spin-off groups and, with Maldives, for AOSIS, underlined the need to consider the number of parallel groups meeting.
G-77/CHINA underlined the need to consider the high adjustment costs faced by developing countries and barriers presented by policies implemented by developed countries affecting economic diversification.
Papua New Guinea indicated he looked forward to the ADP technical meeting in June on REDD+, stressing the need to import progress achieved so far on this issue into the new agreement.
Many developed countries, including Canada, Japan, Norway and New Zealand, highlighted mobilizing private finance, with the European Union and Switzerland emphasizing the need to create partnerships between developed and developing countries.
South Africa cautioned against using global economic instability as an excuse for delaying the delivery of means of implementation, and stressed the need to focus on capitalizing the GCF.
While Puig described keeping Pedrosa on board as a"great option", he stressed the need to see how the next few races unfold before coming to a final decision.
Against the backdrop of an ever more uncertain world, he stressed the need for Europe to become more sovereign so as to be able to play a role in shaping global affairs.
Supported by AOSIS, the LDCs, the AFRICAN GROUP and others, the G-77/CHINA called for textual discussions based on its recent submission, and stressed the need for a system to address‘loss and damage' instead of an ad hoc humanitarian approach.
commitment and generous spirit,” and emphasized the need for parties: to put forward their INDCs“well before Paris” and in a clear, transparent and understandable manner;
Some groups of developing countries stressed the need to include this agenda item on the next COP agenda to ensure the Technology Mechanism is“tied to support.” Many developed countries preferred to conclude this agenda item and hold an in-session workshop, not in four years as previously proposed, but at the first SB session in 2018.
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