George W. Bush

I will tell them that freedom will eventually prevail.

The advance of freedom leads to peace.

Bioterrorism poses unique, grave threats to the security of all nations.

We are committed to the multilateral trading system as the best means of achieving greater and effective trade liberalization.

Iraq needs the strong support of the international community in order to realize its potential to be a free, democratic, and prosperous country.

The trafficking and indiscriminate spread of sensitive nuclear materials... are a threat to us all.

I'm going to tell him we're pulling for him and pulling for the people of Iraq.

We reaffirm that Partnership states will participate in projects according to their national interests and resources.

Trade liberalization is key to boosting global prosperity.

We aim to have appropriate measures in place by the next G-8 Summit.

We recognize our special responsibility to support freedom and reform.

The burden of HIV/AIDS is now well known to most people who are informed a bit about the terrible health crisis that's faced globally.

We call on all states that have not already done so to subscribe to the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Proliferation.

We must ensure that we maintain a high and consistent level of ambition in all areas, while bearing in mind all members' sensitivities.

We commit to intensify and in partnership and dialogue with governments, business, and civil society, expand these already strong individual and collective engagements.

I think we have a good chance of getting that done.

We strongly support UN Security Council Resolution 1540.

We are determined to seize this moment of strategic economic opportunity.

The WTO has played a key role in driving global growth, and must continue to do so.

We welcome the desire and commitment to continue reform and modernization expressed by leaders in the region.

We recognized the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems as the pre-eminent threat to international peace and security.

We are united in our desire to see the Multinational Force for Iraq succeed in its mission to help restore and maintain security.

There are people in Iraq who are deeply grateful for the fact that our sons and daughters have died for their freedom.

I want to thank you for your leadership on that issue.

Our most pressing task is to focus on the core issues in the negotiations, which are drivers of economic development and growth.