(c) Technical cooperation should include training for technical, managerial and commercial staff of developing countries, in particular for quality improvements, abidance by new rules and regulations concerning international trade, and market entry

These challenges are manifested in the continued pursuit by some of unilateral and arbitrary policies instead of abidance by the rules and regulations of the international trading system that we all worked so hard to adopt within the framework of the World Trade Organization.

Countries' attention should be drawn to the relation between terrorism, production, and trafficking of narcotic drug, illegal trade of arms, money laundering and the need for establishment of bilateral and multilateral cooperation as well as to the necessity of countries' serious abidance with international agreements on combating terrorism.

Israel apos s respect for agreements reached and for their implementation, its abidance by international law, and an end to its policy of blockade and collective reprisals are all sine qua non conditions for saving the peace process, ensuring its success and alleviating the suffering and improving the living conditions of the Palestinian people.

quot Bulgaria would thus like once again to reiterate its principled policy of strict abidance by all sanctions imposed by the Security Council, as well as its readiness for dialogue and cooperation in the name of peace and security, with the competent authorities of the United Nations and in particular with the International Commission of Inquiry. quot