George W. Bush

Terrorism threatens not only the security of the United States and Russia, but also that of the entire international community.

Biotechnology can help developing economies increase crop yields, while using fewer pesticides and less water than conventional methods.

Prosperous nations must work in partnership with developing nations to help remove the cloud of disease from our world's future.

Diseases such as AIDS destroy countless lives and undermine the success of many nations.

The Shanghai Accord we will sign ... gives us new and useful tools to enhance trade and investment.

The leaders of the two countries view U.S.-Russian cooperation as a critical element in the global effort against terrorism.

Terrorism is also a direct challenge to APEC's vision of free, open and prosperous economies.

Leaders commit to prevent and suppress all forms of terrorist acts in the future in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.

The greatest resource of any nation is the creative energies of its people.

We are resolved to advance cooperation in combating new terrorist threats: nuclear, chemical and biological.

Leaders also pledge to cooperate fully to ensure that international terrorism does not disrupt economies and markets.

The current situation in Afghanistan is a direct consequence of the policies pursued by the Taliban.

Leaders are determined to enhance counter-terrorism cooperation in line with specific circumstances in their respective economies.

Together, we must meet the Bogor goals -- including free trade for every nation in this region by 2020.

We reaffirm that the United States and Russia are ready to cooperate closely with the United Nations.

We call upon all nations without exception to take measures to block access of terrorist organizations to financial resources.

Only when literacy and learning are widespread will the benefits of the global economy be widely shared.

It has no foundation in any religion, national or cultural traditions, and it only uses them as a cover for its criminal goals.

Our beef is with a government that houses and feeds and tries to hide terrorists.

I think the American people understand that ours will be a long struggle against terror.

These soldiers will not have died in vain.

I'm concerned about the fact that food isn't getting to some Afghan citizens.

We have no stronger friend in the fight against terror than the Prime Minister of Japan.

I look forward to the continued progress toward our Crawford meeting.

The success of the mission in general. We're making great progress.