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Our leaders endorsed those at the 2005 world summit.

At the 2005 world summit, our leaders reaffirmed this understanding.

70. Leaders welcomed the opportunity to meet with Leaders from Japan at the South Pacific Forum Japan Leaders Summit held at Tokyo in October 1997.

At the world summit, leaders supported early reform of the Security Council.

Several important decisions were taken by our leaders at that summit and are reflected in the 2005 World Summit Outcome (General Assembly resolution 60 1).

This week the leaders of South Asia underscored this fact at their summit meeting in Bangladesh.

During the Millennium Summit, world leaders defined a number of tasks aimed at halving poverty by 2015.

At the September summit, our leaders recognized the linkages among development, peace and security and human rights.

The leaders of the Muslim world will hold an extraordinary summit in Mecca to consider the situation.

ASEAN leaders endorsed the eASEAN initiative during their Annual Summit meeting in Manila on 28 November 1999.

At the September summit, world leaders made solemn pledges and took important decisions on United Nations reform.

Local government leaders gathered again in London in October 2005 at the World Cities Leadership Climate Summit.

We did not receive any specific mandate on that issue from our leaders at the 2005 world summit.

The Pacific Islands Forum leaders welcomed the agreement reached at the world summit to establish a Peacebuilding Commission.

At the 2005 world summit, the leaders reaffirmed their determination to fully and effectively implement resolution 1325 (2000).

The two leaders express their intention to have formal contacts at the leaders level each year and to continue to actively utilize the practice of holding informal summit meetings.

1. The 1990 World Summit for Children was a pioneering gathering of world leaders around the cause of children.

The recently held World Summit reviewed the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and adopted the World Summit Outcome. Leaders at the summit made a series of solemn commitments on HIV AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and other health issues.

Those leaders issued a communiqué entitled A Call to Partnership , directed at our summit meeting. In part the call says,

It is encouraging, as well, that a large number of leaders at the recent summit expressed their support for reform.

The Arab leaders affirmed last year at the Cairo summit that peace in the Middle East is a strategic option.

The objective of the Summit was to renew the commitment of world leaders to the achievement of universal food security.

The Eurasia Media Leaders' Summit on HIV AIDS brought together leaders from all Central Asian States except Turkmenistan and was followed by the Almaty Central Asian mass media roundtable in June 2005.

He called on the United States to follow through on promises made during a summit in Singapore between the rivals' leaders.

At the 2005 world summit in September, leaders reaffirmed that all cultures and civilizations have contributed to the advancement of humankind.

Speaking from this rostrum at the Millennium Summit five years ago, I, like other leaders, referred to the imperative of adaptation.

Shortly before we convened here for the millennium review summit, an important meeting of Christian leaders took place in Washington, D.C.

That commitment was reinforced at the African Union summit in Sirte this year, where leaders committed, as members will recall, to

At the Ibero American summit, the leaders issued a declaration on education, including a call for debt for education sector plans.

Those principles of peace were confirmed as a strategic choice by all Arab leaders during the Beirut Arab summit of 2002.

(h) Second Municipal Leaders Summit on quot Climate Change and the Urban Environment quot , ICLEI, Berlin, Germany, 17 29 March 1995

(i) Third Municipal Leaders Summit on quot Climate Change and the Urban Environment quot , ICLEI, Saitama, Japan, 24 26 October 1995

Mr. Kakakhel recalled that some two weeks earlier, world leaders had concluded the 2005 World Summit, held at United Nations Headquarters in New York, to reaffirm their commitments made at the Millennium Summit.

The substantive aftermath of the London summit has already caused widespread disenchantment with the G 20 process. The Snowden affair has blown up any illusion about trust between leaders and also about leaders competence.

The heads of State and leaders of Government have made many promises for decades, including at the 1995 World Summit on Social Development, the 1995 Beijing World Conference on Women, the 1999 Group of Seven summit, the 2000 Millennium Summit, the 2002 International Conference on Financing for Development, the 2002 Johannesburg Summit and the Group of Eight summit at Gleneagles.

More recently, at the 2005 United Nations World Summit, world leaders had reiterated the importance of international efforts to combat climate change.

Five years ago, world leaders gathered at the Millennium Summit to agree on the main development goals for the twenty first century.

At the recent 2005 world summit, our leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the full and effective implementation of Security Council resolution 1325 (2000).

Mr. Yao Wenlong (China) said that development was a long standing goal, recently reaffirmed by national leaders in the 2005 World Summit Outcome.

The September summit should provide our leaders a unique opportunity to address that important matter and other aspects of comprehensive United Nations reform.

Earlier in the session, in the outcome document of the world summit, our leaders stressed the need to complete that work this session.

In December, Albania hosted the Tirana Regional Summit on Interreligious and Interethnic Dialogue in South East Europe, in which 13 leaders from the region participated and which culminated in the adoption of the Tirana Summit Declaration.

Just as financial markets seem to have calmed, European leaders have once again raised expectations of a major policy move only to see yet another summit devolve into squabbling. It is hard to imagine how Europe s policy differences can be overcome by the leaders self imposed March deadline, when the next summit will take place.

Recalling the 2005 World Summit Outcome,See resolution 60 1. through which world leaders reaffirmed their commitment to addressing the special needs of Africa,