The Group of Eight initiatives on debt relief and on Africa are important contributions.

Thanks the Islamic Development Bank for its contribution to the Debt Relief in favour of Member States.

The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED) has contributed to the alleviation of the external debt burden for 14 African countries within the framework of the Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Debt Initiative.

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Takes note of the contribution provided by the multi stakeholder dialogues on sovereign debt organized by the Financing for Development Office of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Secretariat

We intend to promote new efforts in matters of foreign debt that transcend our bilateral obligations in the framework of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Debt Initiative and to contribute decisively to the solution of the problem of the external debt of these countries with the multilateral financial institutions.

It would be a positive contribution to international security to solve the debt problem by cancelling the debts of the least developed countries and helping those countries overcome their financial difficulties by assisting their development.

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Despite the positive contributions of heavily indebted poor countries initiatives, including cancellation of 100 per cent of bilateral debt by certain donors, from a sustainability perspective, the relief to some of the debtor developing countries has been relatively short lived insofar as they slid back into an unsustainable debt burden afterwards.

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25. Takes note of the contribution provided by the multi stakeholder dialogues on sovereign debt organized by the Financing for Development Office of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Secretariat

Takes note of the contribution provided by the multi stakeholder dialogues on sovereign debt organized by the Financing for Development Office of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Secretariat

17. Encourages the Paris Club to provide more than 80 per cent relief as well as convert all remaining official bilateral debts owed by the poorest African countries into grants in order to make an appropriate and consistent contribution to the common objective of debt sustainability

To contribute effectively to meeting them, UNCTAD needs to focus on its own areas of competence, where it can make concrete contributions.

DMFAS is a debt management system developed by UNCTAD involving a standard computer based debt management software system which is implemented through country projects in ministries of finance and central banks in a large number of countries, thereby contributing significantly to their capacity to manage their external debt effectively.

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The international community could do its part by removing non tariff barriers, ending abusive anti dumping measures, granting debt relief and increasing official development assistance.

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Acknowledging the financial and technical contributions made by Member States to the preparation of the manual,

11. Welcomes the decision taken by the Paris Club to go beyond the Naples terms to provide debt reduction, including some debt stock forgiveness for the poorest and most heavily indebted countries, stresses the need for the swift implementation of that decision, and urges all other bilateral creditors to make comparable contributions in the context of coordinated efforts by all countries

4. Notes with appreciation the efforts of the Committee which have contributed to a decrease in the amount of diplomatic indebtedness, stresses that existing indebtedness continues to be a matter of significant concern to the United Nations and that non payment of just debts tarnishes the image of the Organization itself, and reaffirms that non compliance with contractual obligations cannot be condoned or justified

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