Establishing permanent liaison amongst national counterterrorism efforts Building and maintaining a common counterterrorism data bank for nation engaged in counterterrorism activities.

Counterterrorism Action Group

Synchronizing counterterrorism legislation.

Coordinating counterterrorism capacity building.

Create mechanisms for effective partnerships in counterterrorism between the counterterrorism agencies of developed and developing countries.

Creation of a Counterterrorism Center

Creating of counterterrorism centers and improvement of coordination of all related intelligence, counterterrorism, law enforcement and military activity.

Port, rail, and maritime counterterrorism units.

Organization and training of counterterrorism experts.

A UN Counterterrorism coordinator should be appointed.

Counterterrorism must anticipate new forms of attack.

Undertaking wider inter governmental consultation on counterterrorism.

Adding counterterrorism capabilities to anti narcotics activity.

Cooperation on counterterrorism, immigration, and police work.

Push the work of domestic legislation on counterterrorism.

Urge international cooperation in the filed of counterterrorism.

During his opening address to the Counterterrorism International Conference, His Highness, Crown Prince Abdullah, proposed the creation of a center for cooperation on counterterrorism.

On the operational front, existing regional counterterrorism centers should be placed under the UN, to share data and to impart training to counterterrorism officials.

Focused CT donor assistance on counterterrorism needs in the APEC region, especially port and maritime security gaps, in concert with APEC's Counterterrorism Task Force and

UNGA and UNSC resolutions on counterterrorism should be strictly implemented.

Establish Regional Centers to address issues pertaining to Coordinating counterterrorism efforts.

Special agencies or mechanisms for regular consultations on counterterrorism should be established.

Develop centralized and coordinated approaches to all counterterrorism operations in the region.

Enact, review, and harmonize domestic counterterrorism legislation to conform to international status.

CTAG has supported the UN Counterterrorism Committee's efforts to oversee implementation of UNSCR 1373 by developing into an active forum for donors to coordinate counterterrorism cooperation with, and assistance to, third countries.

Hence, counterterrorism should not rely on a standard profile for all terrorist networks.

Cooperation between the UN and regional Counterterrorism organizations or institutions should be enhanced.

Italy has extensive experience in counterterrorism and made the following recommendations Adopt administrative tools to support counterterrorism efforts, including the deportation of individuals posing a serious threat to public order and national security.

The Africa Union's Center for Study and Research on Terrorism, and the Southeast Asia Regional Center for Counterterrorism are two examples of such centers that can serve to improve the coordination of counterterrorism efforts.

The relevant regional organizations may establish counterterrorism legal framework according to its own condition.

Side effects of counterterrorism, such as trade disruptions and immigration restrictions, should be limited.

Senior law enforcement practitioners and legal officials should share their experiences in counterterrorism efforts.

Enhancing the role of regional and international non governmental organizations in the area of counterterrorism.

Create specialized centers and institutions in developed countries to train counterterrorism experts in developing countries.

All countries should implement anti terrorism legislation consistent with counterterrorism requirements and human rights criteria.

All countries should implement anti terrorism legislation consistent with counterterrorism requirements and human rights criteria.

CTAG's standing members include the G8 member states, the European Commission, and the UN Counterterrorism Committee.

Legislation The process of signing and ratifying the 12 international counterterrorism related conventions should be accelerated.

Develop terrorist profile and create focal points for coordination within and across states on counterterrorism issues.

This can be achieved through periodic meetings between Ministers of Interior or other heads of counterterrorism operations to share expertise and information regarding the latest developments relating to counterterrorism and national legislation, legal procedures, and related aspects of law enforcement.

This should increase understanding of the terrorism threat and the role of the citizenry in counterterrorism efforts.

China made both domestic and international recommendations Domestic measures should be pursued by each country to support counterterrorism.

Once a country takes counterterrorism measures, it is expected to treat other countries' security concern and measures equally.

Counterterrorism must not be confined to acts of repression, but must also include combating the causes of terrorism.

The revitalization of the Counterterrorism Committee established by the Security Council to monitor implementation of Security Council resolution 1373 is a welcomed move fair and transparent community's counterterrorism efforts as well as the necessary resources to insure that such efforts are effective and credible.