That will enable the international community to establish an international democratic system of collective security.

The International Court of Justice lies at the centre of the international system for adjudicating disputes among States.

The international multilateral system must be enhanced and strengthened.

And it's all about international writing systems.

7. Governance of the international monetary, financial and trade systems

Fragmentation of international law difficulties arising from the diversification and expansion of international law.

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Sovereign States are the basic and indispensable building blocks of the international system.

Fragmentation of international law difficulties arising from the diversification and expansion of international law.

The report contains a comprehensive programme for the restructuring of the system of international relations and of the United Nations itself.

The meetings focused on the structural features of the international monetary, financial and trading systems, the potential vulnerabilities they posed for developing countries and the institutional design of the international financial system.

NEW YORK Both China and the United Nations Commission on Reforms of the International Monetary and Financial System have called for a new global reserve system. That issue should be at the top of the agenda when the IMF s International Monetary and Financial Committee next meet.

It is obvious that the years long process of reorganizing the entire system of international relations, in particular reform of the United Nations, has been unreasonably delayed.

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In conclusion, I would like to note that the world community is going through a difficult phase in the establishment of a new system of international relations.

(a) To promote the democratization of the system of international governance in order to increase the effective participation of developing countries in international decision making

As the major international organization, and by virtue of its universality and vast political experience, the United Nations occupies a unique place in the system of international relations.

Such reform should re establish the Organization's central role in the system of international relations, should ensure that the Charter and international law prevail, should rebuild the collective security system and guarantee the development of multilateralism and should reaffirm cooperation and solidarity among States.

Other recommendations by the Expert Group on International Economic and Social Classifications for future work in the family of international classifications

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5. The international system comprises a number of international organizations whose mandates and work programmes touch on similar issues.

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The system of international security has changed drastically in the past decade.

The continuing validity of Charter principles does not absolve its Members of national responsibilities in an international system in which the State is still the central actor and State interests are the essential motor of international relations.

To remove the structural obstacles, a more equitable new international economic order should be created including the establishment of an open and non discriminatory multilateral trade system and an improved international financial system, in both of which developing countries would participate more effectively.

It will require the organization of a new system of international security, based on demilitarization and the non use or threat of force in international relations and on respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States a system in which aggression and war are banished, so that we may all live together in peace, as good neighbours.

Existing international cooperation depends almost entirely on the effectiveness of national legal systems.

Report of the Study Group on Fragmentation of International Law Difficulties arising from the Diversification and Expansion of International Law

It was also essential for the relationship between the developed countries on the one hand and the transitional and developing countries on the other to be a realistic one such a relationship should form the basis of the international trading system.

10. Recognizes the importance of the Central American Integration System as the body set up to coordinate and harmonize efforts to achieve integration, and calls upon the international community, the United Nations system and other international organizations, both governmental and non governmental, to extend generous and effective cooperation with a view to improving the competence and efficiency of the Integration System in the fulfilment of its mandate

13. Recognizes the importance of the Central American Integration System as the body set up to coordinate and harmonize efforts to achieve integration, and calls upon the international community, the United Nations system and other international organizations, both governmental and non governmental, to extend effective cooperation with a view to improving the competence and efficiency of the Integration System in the fulfilment of its mandate

It has also set many legal precedents and contributed immensely to the body of international law.

The outcome of the WTO negotiations should ensure a fair international trading system.

International systemic coherence therefore assumed particular importance.

The report also considered the potential impact of the three categories as conflict rules on the process of fragmentation of international law, particularly on other norms of international law and highlighted the connection of this study with the other studies related to fragmentation of international law.

We are convinced that it is necessary for the maintenance of international peace and security that, ideologies aside, relations among States adhere strictly to the Charter of the United Nations and the accepted fundamental principles and norms of international relations.

New threats to security represent growing challenges to the ability of the international system to maintain international peace and security.

To carry out these reforms, it is important that there be political will, based on the collective action of States, which is the foundation of this international system.

In addition possibilities for encouraging mainstream tourism operators to take a more enlightened approach to employment have not yet been taken up.

National systems

Thus, the eventual recognition of the individual as a subject of international law highlighted the major transformations that had taken place, in the sphere not only of international legal relations but also of international relations in general.

However, as the cornerstone of the international nuclear non proliferation regime, the NPT will continue to play an indispensable role in preserving the international nuclear non proliferation regime, reducing the threat of nuclear weapons and maintaining global peace and security.

Indeed, many developing countries' legal systems do not provide for such consultations.

We should take advantage of the current stability in the international political system to extricate ourselves from the nuclear dilemma.

The Antarctic Treaty system continues to provide an outstanding example of international cooperation, particularly in connection with the study of global changes.