Trinidad and Tobago. Tunisia. Turkmenistan. Turkey. Ukraine. Uruguay. Vanuatu. Venezuela. Vietnam. Yemen. Zambia. Zimbabwe. Chairman, that completes my first call. Thank you. >> CHAIRMAN: Thank you, Secretary of the Plenary. >> SECRETARY OF THE PLENARY: Chairman, I will now call for a second and last time. For Voting Station Number 1, Belize. Voting Station Number 2, Eritrea. Voting Station Number 4, Kiribati, Libya, Myanmar, Peru. And I will call in a moment for Voting Station Number 5 when they complete their first call. Thank you. Chairman, I will now provide those for a second and final call for Voting Station Number 5, Syrian Arab Republic, Democratic people's Republic of Korea. Sao Tome and Principe. Trinidad and Tobago, Turkmenistan. That completes the last call. >> CHAIRMAN: Thank you. We will wait a minute until second called countries finish their voting. Thank you. Thank you. I now declare that the casting of ballots is closed. I will ask the Tellers and ITU staff to please proceed to the Green Room with the ballot boxes. Under the supervision of the Tellers, in the Green Room, the ballot boxes will now be opened and the ballot papers counted. The results will be announced as soon as they are available. While the Tellers are tabulating the votes, I propose that we continue with Policy Statements, which is the Agenda Item Number 4. Now we will hear from Spain, followed by Bahamas. I would like to call upon Secretary of State for Telecommunications and Information Society of Spain. Spain, you have the floor. >> SPAIN: Chairman, SecretaryGeneral, Directors of the Bureaux, Ministers, Honorable counselors and Delegates, this is the first time that the Spanish Delegation is taking the floor. We would like to congratulate the Government of the Republic of Korea and the city of Busan for the excellent welcome that we have had. I would like to wish the Chair and his team all the best in their important function. The ITU, which will celebrate its 150th anniversary next year, and over this entire period, Spain has contributed to the work of the Union, participating in its various
Trinidad and Tobago. Tunisia. Turkmenistan. Turkey. Ukraine. Uruguay. Vanuatu. Venezuela. Vietnam. Yemen. Zambia. Zimbabwe. Chairman, that completes my first call. Thank you. >> CHAIRMAN: Thank you, Secretary of the Plenary. >> SECRETARY OF THE PLENARY: Chairman, I will now call for a second and last time. For Voting Station Number 1, Belize. Voting Station Number 2, Eritrea. Voting Station Number 4, Kiribati, Libya, Myanmar, Peru. And I will call in a moment for Voting Station Number 5 when they complete their first call. Thank you. Chairman, I will now provide those for a second and final call for Voting Station Number 5, Syrian Arab Republic, Democratic people's Republic of Korea. Sao Tome and Principe. Trinidad and Tobago, Turkmenistan. That completes the last call. >> CHAIRMAN: Thank you. We will wait a minute until second called countries finish their voting. Thank you. Thank you. I now declare that the casting of ballots is closed. I will ask the Tellers and ITU staff to please proceed to the Green Room with the ballot boxes. Under the supervision of the Tellers, in the Green Room, the ballot boxes will now be opened and the ballot papers counted. The results will be announced as soon as they are available. While the Tellers are tabulating the votes, I propose that we continue with Policy Statements, which is the Agenda Item Number 4. Now we will hear from Spain, followed by Bahamas. I would like to call upon Secretary of State for Telecommunications and Information Society of Spain. Spain, you have the floor. >> SPAIN: Chairman, SecretaryGeneral, Directors of the Bureaux, Ministers, Honorable counselors and Delegates, this is the first time that the Spanish Delegation is taking the floor. We would like to congratulate the Government of the Republic of Korea and the city of Busan for the excellent welcome that we have had. I would like to wish the Chair and his team all the best in their important function. The ITU, which will celebrate its 150th anniversary next year, and over this entire period, Spain has contributed to the work of the Union, participating in its various