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"First of all, I would like to congratulate Mr Laschet on his excellent report and the UN working group that was also involved in drafting it. Reform of the UN is indispensable, as it is the only multilateral organisation able to take up the gauntlet of the challenges of the new era effectively and successfully. Part of this process of reform will involve reviewing the number of members on the Security Council and its scope and the means and adjusting them to meet the new challenges. The only possible way of solving its problems is to adopt an integrated approach, which takes economic, social, development, security and human rights dimensions into account.
We must not forget that efforts to reform the UN and the common security and institutional reforms aimed at promoting the realisation of the Millennium Development Goals, closely complement one another. I therefore welcome the development ministers’ decision creating resources for this purpose. Successful realisation of the aims set out in the Millennium Development Goals is crucial for Europe in a globalised world. Reducing poverty, effectively eradicating starvation and meeting drinking water needs are all vitally important issues and postponing efforts to find solutions is not an option. The dangers are imminent and complex; successful implementation of reforms is more urgent now than it has ever been."@en1
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