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Per capita GDP has risen to 1999 levels in the West Bank, while Gaza is now showing some signs of economic recovery – albeit from rock-bottom level. 
Per capita GDP has risen to 1999 levels in the West Bank, while Gaza is now showing some signs of economic recovery – albeit from rock-bottom level.
The budget deficit as a share of GDP is continuing its steady decline. 
The budget deficit as a share of GDP is continuing its steady decline.
While the deficit was 28% of GDP (USD 1.8 billion) two years ago, it is estimated at 18% (1.2 billion) this year, and is expected to be further reduced to 12% (1 billion) in 2011. 
While the deficit was 28% of GDP (USD 1.8 billion) two years ago, it is estimated at 18% (1.2 billion) this year, and is expected to be further reduced to 12% (1 billion) in 2011.
This is impressive by international standards, and gives hope that the Palestinian economy is gradually moving towards financial sustainability. 
This is impressive by international standards, and gives hope that the Palestinian economy is gradually moving towards financial sustainability.
This is good news for donors, for Palestinians and for Israelis. 
This is good news for donors, for Palestinians and for Israelis.
In this context I would also like to commend the significant steps taken by the Government of Israel in removing roadblocks and other obstacles to internal movement of goods and people. 
In this context I would also like to commend the significant steps taken by the Government of Israel in removing roadblocks and other obstacles to internal movement of goods and people.
I note with great interest the World Bank’s assessment of the current status of the Palestinian state-building process: if the Palestinian Authority maintains its current performance, it is well-positioned to establish a state at any point in the near future. 
I note with great interest the World Bank’s assessment of the current status of the Palestinian state-building process: if the Palestinian Authority maintains its current performance, it is well-positioned to establish a state at any point in the near future.
This brings me to my second point: 
This brings me to my second point:
It is evident that the three-party cooperation between the Palestinian Authority, Israel and international donors is working. 
It is evident that the three-party cooperation between the Palestinian Authority, Israel and international donors is working.
So let us today reconfirm that the Fayyad Government’s plan to prepare for Palestinian statehood within 2011 remains the platform on which to centre our continued support. 
So let us today reconfirm that the Fayyad Government’s plan to prepare for Palestinian statehood within 2011 remains the platform on which to centre our continued support.
However, there are serious challenges ahead, and we need to address them. 
However, there are serious challenges ahead, and we need to address them.
The most immediate is the severe liquidity crisis faced by the Palestinian Authority due to insufficient external support for recurrent expenditures. 
The most immediate is the severe liquidity crisis faced by the Palestinian Authority due to insufficient external support for recurrent expenditures.
In the final quarter of 2010, donors urgently need to mobilise another USD 600 million in budget support to cover the remaining estimated deficit. 
In the final quarter of 2010, donors urgently need to mobilise another USD 600 million in budget support to cover the remaining estimated deficit.
In the spirit of equitable burden-sharing, all governments must rise to this challenge. 
In the spirit of equitable burden-sharing, all governments must rise to this challenge.
The Palestinian Authority’s need for regular and predictable financial support is all the more urgent, as the Paris pledges of 2007 will expire at the end of 2010. 
The Palestinian Authority’s need for regular and predictable financial support is all the more urgent, as the Paris pledges of 2007 will expire at the end of 2010.
A new pledging conference is therefore required to shore up the next Palestinian development plan (PRDP) for 2011–2013. 
A new pledging conference is therefore required to shore up the next Palestinian development plan (PRDP) for 2011–2013.
As the Chair of the AHLC, I stand ready to initiate preparations for a donor conference at an appropriate, agreed time. 
As the Chair of the AHLC, I stand ready to initiate preparations for a donor conference at an appropriate, agreed time.
It is imperative that AHLC partners demonstrate a high level of political will and commitment in following up on pledges and meeting the PA’s budget requirements. 
It is imperative that AHLC partners demonstrate a high level of political will and commitment in following up on pledges and meeting the PA’s budget requirements.
At this critical juncture, budget support should be given the highest priority. 
At this critical juncture, budget support should be given the highest priority.
As members of the AHLC we have a particular responsibility to contribute. 
As members of the AHLC we have a particular responsibility to contribute.
I am aware of the difficulties that many donors face, but I trust that we collectively and individually make particular endeavours in this last stage. 
I am aware of the difficulties that many donors face, but I trust that we collectively and individually make particular endeavours in this last stage.
Now to my third point, Gaza. 
Now to my third point, Gaza.
The Israeli decision in June to ease the blockade of Gaza was a welcome step in the right direction. 
The Israeli decision in June to ease the blockade of Gaza was a welcome step in the right direction.
I had the opportunity to visit Gaza on 16 August to see how the changes in Israel’s Gaza policy are gradually being implemented. 
I had the opportunity to visit Gaza on 16 August to see how the changes in Israel’s Gaza policy are gradually being implemented.
The lifting of import restrictions on consumer goods and building materials for the internationally supervised reconstruction will give tangible results for the people of Gaza. 
The lifting of import restrictions on consumer goods and building materials for the internationally supervised reconstruction will give tangible results for the people of Gaza.
The AHLC stands ready to follow up on the task set out in UN Security Council resolution 1860 for this purpose. 
The AHLC stands ready to follow up on the task set out in UN Security Council resolution 1860 for this purpose.
Here it is important to stress that all international assistance to Gaza must be aligned with the PA’s priorities. 
Here it is important to stress that all international assistance to Gaza must be aligned with the PA’s priorities.
Close partnership between the PA and the UN is key to the implementation of essential projects in priority areas. 
Close partnership between the PA and the UN is key to the implementation of essential projects in priority areas.
We need concerted action by all parties to further ease restrictions and to implement projects by making use of funding pledged at the Sharm el-Sheikh donor conference in 2009. 
We need concerted action by all parties to further ease restrictions and to implement projects by making use of funding pledged at the Sharm el-Sheikh donor conference in 2009.
Our efforts should aim to revive Gaza’s legal economy, which will significantly improve the welfare of the people. 
Our efforts should aim to revive Gaza’s legal economy, which will significantly improve the welfare of the people.
I am confident that the reconstruction of Gaza and the revival of its economy can be achieved without prejudice to legitimate security concerns. 
I am confident that the reconstruction of Gaza and the revival of its economy can be achieved without prejudice to legitimate security concerns.
The AHLC is taking an active part in facilitating these efforts. 
The AHLC is taking an active part in facilitating these efforts.
The Palestinian Authority, Israel and international partners are engaged in ongoing discussions in the Joint Liaison Committee (JLC) to work out appropriate arrangements to ensure progress on the ground. 
The Palestinian Authority, Israel and international partners are engaged in ongoing discussions in the Joint Liaison Committee (JLC) to work out appropriate arrangements to ensure progress on the ground.
These three points – the PA’s sound institutional and financial performance; the need to support the final stage of the state-building process; and efforts to reconstruct Gaza and facilitate the revival of its legal economy – all lead me to the same conclusion: 
These three points – the PA’s sound institutional and financial performance; the need to support the final stage of the state-building process; and efforts to reconstruct Gaza and facilitate the revival of its legal economy – all lead me to the same conclusion:
The Palestinian Authority cannot build a state by means of effective reforms alone. 
The Palestinian Authority cannot build a state by means of effective reforms alone.
Reports submitted to this meeting state that the Fayyad government is close to its limits in terms of what it can realistically achieve under the present circumstances through cost-cutting, effective tax collection or institutional streamlining. 
Reports submitted to this meeting state that the Fayyad government is close to its limits in terms of what it can realistically achieve under the present circumstances through cost-cutting, effective tax collection or institutional streamlining.
I am encouraged by the World Bank’s assessment of the Palestinian Authority’s readiness to establish a state - if it maintains its current performance on budget discipline, institution-building and service delivery. 
I am encouraged by the World Bank’s assessment of the Palestinian Authority’s readiness to establish a state - if it maintains its current performance on budget discipline, institution-building and service delivery.
But if the Palestinian state-to-be is to break out of its structural donor dependence and become sustainable, it needs political and economic space to do so. 
But if the Palestinian state-to-be is to break out of its structural donor dependence and become sustainable, it needs political and economic space to do so.
The restricted access to resources and markets in Area C and East Jerusalem – as well as to foreign markets – is a major barrier to economic growth in the private sector, the potential of which must be tapped to fuel the drive towards independence. 
The restricted access to resources and markets in Area C and East Jerusalem – as well as to foreign markets – is a major barrier to economic growth in the private sector, the potential of which must be tapped to fuel the drive towards independence.
Unless action is taken in the near future to address the remaining obstacles to private sector development, the institutions, painstakingly developed, will not be able to underpin a viable state. 
Unless action is taken in the near future to address the remaining obstacles to private sector development, the institutions, painstakingly developed, will not be able to underpin a viable state.
Thus, the viability of a future Palestinian state will not only be determined by the strength of its institutions, but also its ability to sustain economic growth. 
Thus, the viability of a future Palestinian state will not only be determined by the strength of its institutions, but also its ability to sustain economic growth.
This applies to all the constituent parts of the Palestinian Territory, but above all Gaza is a case in point. 
This applies to all the constituent parts of the Palestinian Territory, but above all Gaza is a case in point.
The easing of import restrictions will have little impact on economic growth so long as the ban on exports is maintained. 
The easing of import restrictions will have little impact on economic growth so long as the ban on exports is maintained.
And let us not forget that human imperatives have economic and political implications, too. 
And let us not forget that human imperatives have economic and political implications, too.
It is just as vital to lift the restrictions on the movement of people. 
It is just as vital to lift the restrictions on the movement of people.
They cannot be fenced in indefinitely. 
They cannot be fenced in indefinitely.
At the end of the day, no solution is possible without the people of Gaza having the opportunity to claim their rightful place in – and make their indispensable contribution to – a Palestinian state in peace with Israel. 
At the end of the day, no solution is possible without the people of Gaza having the opportunity to claim their rightful place in – and make their indispensable contribution to – a Palestinian state in peace with Israel.
Chair's summary at the meeting 
Chair's summary at the meeting
'This support for Ukraine is important for helping to achieve essential restructuring and modernisation,' said Minister of Foreign Affairs Børge Brende. 
- Støtten til Ukraina er viktig for å bidra til nødvendig omstilling og modernisering, sier utenriksminister Børge Brende.
The Ukrainian authorities need to show that they are able to change the culture of poor governance and corruption that triggered the Euromaidan protests. 
Ukrainske myndigheter må vise at de makter å endre den ukulturen som utløste Majdan-oppstanden.
The fact that the World Bank and the IMF are now talking in positive terms about the reform process shows that Ukraine is indeed making progress,' said Mr Brende. 
At Verdensbanken og Det internasjonale pengefondet nå omtaler fremdriften i reformene i positive ordelag, viser at Ukraina gjør fremskritt, sier Brende.
During the past few weeks the conflict in eastern Ukraine, where Ukrainian Government forces are fighting separatists supported by Russia, has escalated once again. 
Gjennom de siste ukene har kampene igjen eskalert i konflikten i Øst-Ukraina, der ukrainske regjeringsstyrker kjemper mot separatister støttet av Russland.
'Ukraine has every right to defend its territorial integrity. 
- Ukraina er i sin fulle rett til å forsvare sin territorielle integritet.
It is extremely difficult to carry out reforms while parts of the country are being actively destabilised by pro-Russian separatists backed by the Russian military. 
Det er svært krevende å gjennomføre reformer samtidig som deler av landet aktivt destabiliseres av pro-russiske separatister med hjelp fra det russisk militære.
These funds could otherwise have been used on economic reforms. 
Dette er midler de ellers kunne brukt på økonomiske reformer, sier Brende.
'Nevertheless, it is crucial that the work to implement the reforms continues unabated. 
- Det er likevel viktig at reformene gjennomføres med uforminsket styrke.
Ukraine has to make the transition from being a country with poor governance and widespread corruption to a country governed by the rule of law. 
Ukraina må klare overgangen fra en stat med svakt styresett og utbredt korrupsjon til en rettsstat.
This will take time, but the important reforms that have been started must continue. 
Det vil ta tid, men de viktige reformene som er startet må fortsette.
Corruption and a stagnated system were two of the key factors that provoked the Maidan protests. 
Det var nettopp kampen mot korrupsjon og et stagnert system som forårsaket Majdan-opprøret.
That is why the reforms are so vital,' Mr Brende said. 
Derfor er reformene så viktige, sier Brende.
NOK 200 million to support reforms in Ukraine 
200 millioner kroner til reformer i Ukraina
Norway is to provide NOK 200 million in budget support to Ukraine to support the Ukrainian Government's work to carry out reforms. 
Norge utbetaler nå 200 millioner kroner i budsjettstøtte til Ukraina for å støtte opp om den ukrainske regjeringens reformarbeid.
Amman, Jordan, 20 June 2013 
Amman, Jordan, 20. juni 2013
Your Royal Highnesses, High Commissioner, Excellences, ladies and gentlemen 
Your Royal Highnesses, High Commissioner, Excellences, ladies and gentlemen
Let me start by thanking my dear friend, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres, the UNHCR staff, Humanitarian Coordinator Andrew Harper and, not least, the Jordanian Government for enabling us to mark World Refugee Day here in Jordan. 
Let me start by thanking my dear friend, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres, the UNHCR staff, Humanitarian Coordinator Andrew Harper and, not least, the Jordanian Government for enabling us to mark World Refugee Day here in Jordan.
I am impressed by your level of commitment and dedication to meeting the needs of refugees in this country. 
I am impressed by your level of commitment and dedication to meeting the needs of refugees in this country.
The plight of refugees and displaced persons is of grave concern to Norway, and has been so since the 1951 Refugee Convention and the establishment of UNHCR. 
The plight of refugees and displaced persons is of grave concern to Norway, and has been so since the 1951 Refugee Convention and the establishment of UNHCR.
Both are keys to the protection of refugees worldwide. 
Both are keys to the protection of refugees worldwide.
Right from the start, Norway has strongly supported UNHCR, politically, financially and logistically. 
Right from the start, Norway has strongly supported UNHCR, politically, financially and logistically.
The fact that I am travelling with the High Commissioner on this important visit to Jordan demonstrates the strength of our relationship. 
The fact that I am travelling with the High Commissioner on this important visit to Jordan demonstrates the strength of our relationship.
World Refugee Day is being marked in all corners of the world. 
World Refugee Day is being marked in all corners of the world.
But it was the High Commissioner who chose Jordan as his destination this year. 
But it was the High Commissioner who chose Jordan as his destination this year.
Sad to say, there are good reasons for this. 
Sad to say, there are good reasons for this.
Jordan has a long history as a generous host for Palestinian refugees. 
Jordan has a long history as a generous host for Palestinian refugees.
It has also served as a safe haven for people fleeing from sectarian violence and persecution in Iraq. 
It has also served as a safe haven for people fleeing from sectarian violence and persecution in Iraq.
The reason why we are here today, however, is the rapidly growing number of refugees from the conflict in Syria. 
The reason why we are here today, however, is the rapidly growing number of refugees from the conflict in Syria.
Yesterday I went to the border and met people as they crossed over into Jordan. 
Yesterday I went to the border and met people as they crossed over into Jordan.
Today I went with Mr Guterres to the Zatari refugee camp and met men, women and children who had left their homes and most of what goes with life at home: relatives, friends, neighbours, jobs and schools, their familiar surroundings. 
Today I went with Mr Guterres to the Zatari refugee camp and met men, women and children who had left their homes and most of what goes with life at home: relatives, friends, neighbours, jobs and schools, their familiar surroundings.
In short all that makes up an ordinary daily life and that we all take for granted. 
In short all that makes up an ordinary daily life and that we all take for granted.
A camp cannot compensate for these losses, but it can provide temporary relief, shelter, food, and basic health services. 
A camp cannot compensate for these losses, but it can provide temporary relief, shelter, food, and basic health services.
Hearing their stories made a profound impression on me. 
Hearing their stories made a profound impression on me.
I was moved to see the courage they are showing as they now embark on an uncertain future in an unfamiliar environment. 
I was moved to see the courage they are showing as they now embark on an uncertain future in an unfamiliar environment.
This special day reminds us of the trauma faced by all who are victim of forced displacement, uprooted by violence, persecution or conflict, and their longing for many of the things we often take for granted – such as hope, dignity and justice. 
This special day reminds us of the trauma faced by all who are victim of forced displacement, uprooted by violence, persecution or conflict, and their longing for many of the things we often take for granted – such as hope, dignity and justice.
Today, on World Refugee Day, we are encouraged to put on hold our normal lives and reaffirm a shared commitment to our fellow human beings who are fleeing persecution, oppression and fear. 
Today, on World Refugee Day, we are encouraged to put on hold our normal lives and reaffirm a shared commitment to our fellow human beings who are fleeing persecution, oppression and fear.
We are here to show that we care - that they are not alone. 
We are here to show that we care - that they are not alone.
In fact the crisis that is now unfolding in Syria affects us all. 
In fact the crisis that is now unfolding in Syria affects us all.
It is extremely serious. 
It is extremely serious.
It could destabilise the whole region. 
It could destabilise the whole region.
Therefore it is the top priority of the international community today. 
Therefore it is the top priority of the international community today.
We must remember that we need political solutions. 
We must remember that we need political solutions.
There is an obligation of the international community and the United Nations’ Security Council. 
There is an obligation of the international community and the United Nations’ Security Council.
We are not living up to expectations. 
We are not living up to expectations.
We have to do much more to try to get our act together and come up with a common position on what to do. 
We have to do much more to try to get our act together and come up with a common position on what to do.
There might be different solutions. 
There might be different solutions.
But as long as we do not have a common solution it will produce more tragedy and more refugees. 
But as long as we do not have a common solution it will produce more tragedy and more refugees.
Hence, we urge the parties to enter into a negotiation track. 
Hence, we urge the parties to enter into a negotiation track.
Geneva II is an important and positive step, which we hope will be the beginning of a political process towards an end to the conflict and a Syria based on democratic principles. 
Geneva II is an important and positive step, which we hope will be the beginning of a political process towards an end to the conflict and a Syria based on democratic principles.
The international community must continue to support those affected by the crisis. 
The international community must continue to support those affected by the crisis.
We must all respond to the UN’s call for funding. 
We must all respond to the UN’s call for funding.
Norway has committed itself to providing 100 million US dollars in humanitarian assistance since the conflict began in 2011. 
Norway has committed itself to providing 100 million US dollars in humanitarian assistance since the conflict began in 2011.
A significant part of this contribution is channelled to the efforts of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees to help refugees in Syria. 
A significant part of this contribution is channelled to the efforts of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees to help refugees in Syria.
This work is important for those who receive help. 
This work is important for those who receive help.
But it is also important to ensure political stability in the region 
But it is also important to ensure political stability in the region
Syria’s neighbours – host countries to more than a 1.6 million refugees – are in need of international support in the form of burden sharing. 
Syria’s neighbours – host countries to more than a 1.6 million refugees – are in need of international support in the form of burden sharing.