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UNICEF welcomes declaration of the end of Ebola outbreak in Guinea CONAKRY, Guinea, 29 December 2015 – Almost two years to the day when a toddler became the first victim of Ebola in West Africa, UNICEF welcomed the declaration that the outbreak has ended in Guinea, but cautioned that the thousands of children orphaned.

UNICEF welcomes declaration of the end of Ebola outbreak in Guinea CONAKRY, 29 December 2015 – Almost two years to the day when a toddler became the first victim of Ebola in West Africa, UNICEF welcomed the declaration that the outbreak has ended in Guinea, but cautioned that the thousands of children orphaned by the disease, as well as those who survived infection, will need continued support.

"In her first major campaign speech, Theresa May made a welcome declaration that she wanted to see an energy policy that promotes the reliability of supply and lower costs for users.

Among the more notable features are an intention to review the controversial concept of "impact" in research, and a welcome declaration that grant proposal decisions should not be based on research projects' potential economic impact.

Ho-hum until it takes a turn toward the fascinatingly weird, the movie is a welcome declaration of artistic independence for Burton, who often strains against aesthetic and industrial restrictions.

The investigation must also put to the test the recent, welcome declaration by President Vladimir V. Putin that Russia is prepared to cooperate fully with the McLaren commission, by conducting forensic examination of electronic data at labs in Moscow and Sochi, as well as at the Russian Anti-Doping andncy and the Russian Sports Ministry.

The Arab Peace Initiative is a welcome declaration, and while it is just a basis, it can serve to create a new construction.

WASHINGTON, D.C., 14 June 2012 – UNICEF welcomes a declaration today by two private companies, the U.S. and Canadian governments and leading global health organizations to scale up treatment of childhood diarrhoea and pneumonia – two of the leading killers of children under the age of five.

7. The European Council welcomes the declaration of the European social partners on the European Employment Pact.

Conservation groups welcomed the declaration, which WWF described as strong-worded, and the Environmental Investigation Agency said contained "meaningful actions".

Amina Mohamed, Kenya's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, said she and other African diplomats welcomed the declaration, while acknowledging its limitations.