UN General Assembly
2006

debt of the most heavily indebted poor countries. While condemning the impasse in negotiations of the World Trade Organization’s Doha Round, my delegation calls upon Member States to make a collective effort to prevent a return to protectionism, a factor in the deregulation of international economic relations. Guinea took part with great interest in the High- Level Dialogue that the General Assembly has just devoted to the question of international migration and development. We reiterate our conviction that continuation of this Dialogue within the framework of the global consultative forum will help to identify ways and means to better exploit the benefits of migration for development, while mitigating its harmful effects. 06-53609 6 Although Guinea is not a country in conflict or emerging from conflict, the midterm review of the humanitarian appeal, “Guinea 2006”, points out, “Today its social indicators have become similar to those of countries emerging from a prolonged war.” That confirms the very serious consequences of the subregional instability that we have seen for more than 15 years in my country. In this respect, our