UN General Assembly
2010

another global good. Access to international markets is as important as official development assistance itself, although it does not replace it. We must add efforts to enable foreign direct investment in our developing nations; access to technology, in particular technology having to do with medications; the reduction of greenhouse gases; and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. The challenge of achieving the Millennium Development Goals before 2015 in a manner as responsible as possible lies with our Government. Given the results already achieved and what remains to be done, President Lobo Sosa has launched an appeal to start talks as soon as possible on a new global agreement that will guide our actions and goals after 2015. We firmly believe that poverty is not only the shortage of material goods, but also the lack of opportunities. That is why we are committed to respect for human dignity, the common good, support and human solidarity. Those four principles are not just a moral imperative; in the case of Honduras, they are a national imperative. In that regard, with broad consultation with civil