A/HRC/4/71 page 22 − The challenge of using technology to enhance anti-corruption work without infringing on human rights; − The need to include armed conflict and war, which are associated with the worst abuses of power, in the global agenda on corruption and human rights; − The importance of addressing the complex issue of access to information held by Governments. B. Closing remarks 51. In the closing session Ambassador Juan Martabit from Chile and Mr. Hoonmin Lim from the Republic of Korea speaking on behalf of the participants thanked the Government of Poland and OHCHR for organizing the Conference. 52. In her concluding remarks Ms. Fotyga presented an introduction to the Chairperson’s statement and gave the floor to a member of the Secretariat of the Conference to present the various elements contained therein (attached in annex II to the present document). Ms. Fotyga then indicated that a report of the Conference would be submitted to the Human Rights Council at its fourth session and thanked the participants and organizers and closed the Conference.