We would also like to express our support for the United Nations eagerness to take stock of cultural property and determine criteria for identifying artefacts that have been stolen.

The various communities have a stock of genuine cultural formal expressions that reflect one of the essential components of the national cultural identity.

Museums, Monuments and Archaeological Sites of Greece: Promotion and presentation of a large part of the cultural stock in Greece with texts and pictures. Presentation of the archaeological activity of the Ministry of Culture's curators.

Industrial agriculture and large-scale commercial animal production and processing facilities degrade soils, contaminate the air and water, threaten native seed stocks, disrupt historical, cultural and sacred areas and displace traditional agricultural and food security practices.

Aquaculture also impacts on the environment by exhausting and degrading resources (spread of pathogens from cultured stocks to wild stocks and pollution by discharge of effluent, solid wastes and escapees).

2.6.3.1.3 Cultures (laboratory stocks) are the result of a process by which pathogens are amplified or propagated in order to generate high concentrations, thereby increasing the risk of infection when exposure to them occurs.

The Director-General said that every nation shaped its present and planned for its future in the light of its own thinking, heritage and civilization, and the Islamic nation possessed a cultural stock to provide it with elements of strength, invulnerability and permanence, offering it the means and capabilities for entering the civilizational arena, not in order to ignite the flames of cultural struggle or fire a clash of civilizations, but to attenuate that struggle and further the current trends in international relations towards dialogue and communication based on the norms of international law and humanitarian principles and inspired by the teachings of the revealed religions.