We would also like to commend all those indigenous peoples who have been involved in this human rights standard-setting process. We wish to express our appreciation for their time, effort and energy. We also extend our thanks to the Working Group members for their support. In conclusion, we remain committed to this process. We also remain committed to a process of our own, which includes our continued social, cultural, spiritual, economic, and political development.
States have an important role to play and they have a real opportunity for accomplishment.
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