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Canada will continue to encourage the Assembly to focus its attention on assisting the parties in their efforts towards a comprehensive, negotiated two-State solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict, rather than contribute to their further polarization.
Canada will continue to work with the Government of Pakistan, United Nations agencies and humanitarian organizations on the ground to ensure that our collective assistance reaches the affected populations as quickly and as effectively as possible.
Canada will continue to practise a policy of openness and frankness in its dialogue with Cuba, and it maintains its opposition to the economic embargo of Cuba, with its humanitarian consequences for the people of Cuba.
Canada will continue to do its utmost and to cooperate to the fullest extent to bring about the signing of the CTBT this September according to our original schedule.
Canada will continue to work closely with all partners at the national, regional and international levels to ensure that we successfully meet the goals and objectives set out at Cairo.
In the Great Lakes region, Canada will continue to co-chair the Group of Friends and will also continue to regularly discuss with countries of the region progress in the implementation of the Pact to be signed at the Nairobi summit in December 2006.
Canada will continue to work for greater cooperation in combating international crime and corruption through its 2000-2002 membership of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
However, allow me to reiterate that Canada will continue to take effective action, at home and abroad, to promote and protect the rights of indigenous peoples based on our existing human rights obligations and commitments.
To that end, Canada will continue to work with our partner countries in support of their efforts towards the achievement of the MDGs, our global road map for reducing poverty.
Canada will continue to provide support through the Programme in the thematic areas of nuclear and radiological security, biological security, supporting the implementation of resolution 1540(2004), countering knowledge proliferation and chemical weapons destruction.
Canada will continue to work to ensure that systemic racism does not become a problem in Canada, but does not accept the recommendations to adopt new federal laws to implement the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Through our bilateral and multilateral engagement-- whether at the United Nations and the Arctic Council or in working with our Arctic partners-- Canada will continue to show leadership on such Arctic issues as shipping, oil and gas and contaminants and biodiversity.
Canada will continue to contribute to its thoughts on improving the NPT reporting requirement as we prepare for the next Preparatory Committee meeting in 2004
In addition, Canada will continue to support Aboriginal peoples and Northerners, to enhance the safety of women in Aboriginal communities and in their efforts to improve social well-being and economic prosperity.
Canada will continue to work with you as we address this problem and we will certainly support you in all your efforts to facilitate and focus our collective endeavours during the critical few weeks ahead.
Canada will continue to pursue action on cluster munitions and related issues within the traditional disarmament framework of the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain
The one is not possible without the other, and Canada will continue its efforts to assist Haiti in repairing the damage its economy has suffered and in using its natural resources in the most effective manner.
Should the Conference decide in this session to re- establish an ad hoc committee to negotiate“effective international arrangements to assure non- nuclear- weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons”, Canada will continue to be guided by the views summarized in our document CD/1502 of 2 April 1998, particularly in the light of various developments since that date.
Canada will continue to work to make this initiative a success.