Mr. Duclos

Mr. Duclos

France
64
Speeches
64
Meetings
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Speeches

FRA S/PV.4896 Jan. 19, 2004

We would like to thank the Secretary-General for his report, as well as Mr. Abe for his briefing. We would also like to thank you, Mr. President, for having organized this debate today on such a crucial issue. It is well known that conventional arms are the weapons that are responsible for the gre…

FRA S/PV.4877 Dec. 9, 2003

My delegation associates itself with the statement to be made later by the representative of Italy, on behalf of the European Union. We would like to thank you, Mr. President, for having organized this very important debate. My delegation would also like to express our deep gratitude to Mr. Egeland…

FRA S/PV.4858 Nov. 13, 2003

Allow me to say that we believe that the Council’s presidency has undertaken an excellent initiative in proposing this subject for our debate today. It is very useful to engage in collective soul-searching with regard to a problem that we are all aware is, on several levels, of crucial importance t…

FRA S/PV.4853 Oct. 30, 2003

The Special Representative has given the Security Council a briefing in which he referred to the tragic events he has witnessed since his appointment. I would like to take this opportunity to reiterate that we are unfortunately all too familiar with the language of bombs and murder utilized by terro…

FRA S/PV.4818 Aug. 28, 2003

We are sad to learn, Mr. President, that you will be leaving us. We seek consolation by telling ourselves that the very good cooperation between our country and you will continue in Geneva, which is one of the beautiful capitals of the French-speaking world. We will also seek consolation in the fact…

FRA S/PV.4812 Aug. 21, 2003

Like the entire international community, France is still in a state of shock over the terrible attack perpetrated against the United Nations in Baghdad on 19 August, which cost Sergio Vieira De Mellos and a number of his colleagues their lives and wounded dozens of others. In such painful circumstan…

FRA S/PV.4809 Aug. 18, 2003

Allow me, in turn, to convey to Deputy Prime Minister Covic our sincere gratitude for his presence and for his statement, although we deeply regret the circumstances that have brought him to the Council. France condemned immediately and in the strongest terms the hateful crime committed on Wednesd…

FRA S/PV.4808 Aug. 14, 2003

I would like to reaffirm our conviction that the success of the political and economic reconstruction of Iraq and, hence, its stability, require the United Nations to play a dynamic role in the post-conflict management of the country. The resolution that we have just adopted does not, and is not int…

FRA S/PV.4805 Aug. 6, 2003

First of all, I would like to thank Ambassador Sinclair for his detailed and clear briefing. More generally, I would like to thank the staff of the United Nations Political Office in Bougainville (UNPOB) for the work that they have accomplished. I would also like to thank our colleague from Papua Ne…

FRA S/PV.4803 Aug. 1, 2003

Allow me to congratulate you, Sir, and to express our best wishes to you on your assumption of the presidency of the Council. I should also like to thank the Spanish delegation for its endeavours during its presidency last month. I would like to welcome the presence this evening of the Secretary-Ge…

FRA S/PV.4801 July 31, 2003

The Security Council traditionally decides by consensus on the issue of Western Sahara. This is a critically important and decisive element that endows the action of the United Nations with full force in helping the parties find a just and lasting solution to this dispute. Following sometimes arduo…

FRA S/PV.4777 June 20, 2003

I would like to thank Mr. Oshima for his very detailed and informative briefing. We share his assessment of most of the points he raised and, in particular, of the importance of the topic that he addressed this morning, the protection of civilians in armed conflict. He alluded to some recent situat…

FRA S/PV.4776 June 19, 2003

I too would like to thank you, Mr. President, for convening this public meeting. The fact that we have brought together here most of the players involved in Guinea- Bissau strikes me as particularly timely, given that it is clear that a comprehensive approach to the problems of the country is necess…

FRA S/PV.4772 June 12, 2003

My delegation fully associates itself with the statement made this morning by the Greek presidency of the European Union. We also wish, in our national capacity, briefly to explain the reasons why France decided to abstain on the draft resolution submitted by the United States, to renew for one year…

FRA S/PV.4770 June 10, 2003

First, I would like to thank Mr. Hédi Annabi for his briefing. Last week, the Security Council firmly condemned the reprehensible murder that was just mentioned by Mr. Annabi. I would like to return to that today because that crime is part of a current that runs against the common efforts that we ha…

FRA S/PV.4742 April 23, 2003

Allow me in turn to thank Mr. Hédi Annabi for his briefing, which supplements the Secretary-General’s report. Our common goal is to ensure that progress should continue towards achieving a democratic and multi-ethnic Kosovo that is a source of stability in the region. In that respect, while we supp…

FRA S/PV.4736 April 7, 2003

Allow me in turn to convey our gratitude to Mr. Morris for his extremely interesting statement, which I believe both contained highly significant data and figures and communicated a sense of the human experience. We, too, attach the greatest of importance to the question of the food crisis in Afric…

FRA S/PV.4715 March 10, 2003

I wish in my turn to thank Mr. Guéhenno for his very comprehensive briefing. I also offer our condolences to the Republic of Korea for the loss of five of its peacekeepers attached to the United Nations Mission of Support in East Timor (UNMISET). We have considered the Secretary-General’s report w…

FRA S/PV.4713 Feb. 25, 2003

Like my colleagues, I wish to thank State Secretary Hans Dalhgren for his presentation of the results of the Stockholm Process. I wish also to thank Mr. Danilo Türk for the remarks he made. Allow me briefly to make a few comments. First, we welcome the way in which the debate on targeted sanctions …

FRA S/PV.4702 Feb. 6, 2003

I wish, of course, to begin by thanking Mr. Steiner for his briefing, which supplemented the comprehensive report of the Secretary-General. I also welcome the presence of the Secretary-General among us at the beginning of this meeting. These various elements give the Council a clear picture of the …