Let me briefly recapitulate the virtues of our draft resolution.

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8. To recapitulate, since 1994 the Special Rapporteur has carried out the following missions

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To recapitulate, the message I bring from Warsaw is very simple Poland is ready to make a constructive and active contribution to the work ahead.

It is therefore useful briefly to recapitulate the main findings of the 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997 reports of the Working Group, which are as follows.

What can you do about the climate crisis? I want to start with I'm going to show some new images, and I'm going to recapitulate just four or five.

To recapitulate, I would like, as a way out, to suggest to the Commission that we drop from my proposal the reference to in the context of its two agenda items .

2. It is necessary at the beginning to recapitulate the principal functions of the Logistics Base as stipulated in the report of the Secretary General on the management of peacekeeping assets (A 50 907), namely

My delegation would like to recapitulate that the first special session of the General Assembly devoted to disarmament underscored the fact that general and complete disarmament under effective international control is the ultimate goal of multilateral disarmament efforts.

Briefly, to recapitulate, when one speaks of equity and equality, one should not forgot that this also applies within the permanent membership of the Security Council. And when one speaks of small countries, it is worth recalling that many small countries are, in fact, sponsors of the group of four's draft resolution.

To recapitulate, Pakistan apos s position all along has been that the reform and expansion of the Security Council are cardinal issues of strategic significance for the ordering of international relations, especially in the next millennium. We firmly believe that the objective of the reform and expansion of the Security Council should be to promote greater democracy, and participation, and transparency, and accountability, in the work of the Security Council.

Allow me to briefly recapitulate some of the salient points of the deliberations held so far. On the issue of the composition and size of an expanded Security Council, proposals ranged from increasing the total size of the Security Council to 20 or 21, supported by a handful of countries, to an expansion to not less than a figure of 26, supported by the 114 members of the Non Aligned Movement and many others.