Barack Obama

This is my last election. And after my election, I have more flexibility.

This is my last election. And after my election I have more flexibility.

At a time of great challenges around the world, cooperation between the United States and Russia is absolutely critical to world peace and stability.

Only by abandoning this type of provocative behavior will they gain the respect of the international community and the future that their people deserve.

The Government and people of Senegal have once again demonstrated their commitment to political expression through peaceful, democratic elections.

I very much appreciate his leadership.

This money can be better spent promoting domestic manufacturing.

We strongly welcome and promote the continuation of these outreach efforts as we continue to implement the 2010 Communique and Work Plan.

We want to move forward with reductions.

I'll be interested in discussing with the President efforts to further expand democracy and human rights within Kazakhstan.

Twenty years ago, Kazakhstan made a decision not to have nuclear weapons.

I look forward to continuing to strengthen the relationship between our two countries.

We reaffirm our commitment to minimize the use of Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) for civilian purposes.

I congratulate Macky Sall on his victory in Senegal's Presidential elections.

The last 3 years of my work with President Medvedev has been extremely productive.

We both have an interest in making sure that international norms surrounding nonproliferation and preventing destabilizing nuclear weapons is very important.

I think this is an excellent opportunity for us to discuss a wide range of issues.

I would like to thank Mexico, Canada and the IAEA for their support of our joint nuclear security efforts.

Senegal has, through this election, reaffirmed its tradition as a leading example of good governance and democracy at work in Africa.

Moving forward, we've got more work to do between our two countries.

The Nation simply cannot afford these wasteful subsidies.

I think that the fact that we have met 11 times during the course of my Presidency is an indication of the importance that both of us place on strong U.S.-China relations.

We need to move forward with a sense of urgency as we move into these negotiations.

Today's results deepen hopes across the continent and around the world that the quest for human dignity cannot be denied.

There is time and space for diplomacy, but people also have to understand that that time is not unlimited.