A/HRC/11/23 Page 21 47. Continue its efforts in further developing the system of international treaties to combat international terrorism (Sudan); 48. Enhance its successful experience in the field of rehabilitation of suspected and imprisoned persons for terrorism and to expand it to other penal affairs and to exchange its experience in this field with other countries (Bahrain); intensify its successful endeavours to rehabilitate persons accused or imprisoned in cases involving terrorism, to extend these endeavours to persons accused of imprisoned or in other criminal cases and to engage in an exchange of experience in this field with other states (Uzbekistan); 49. Continue to seek support to establish an international centre or agency, in collaboration with the United Nations, in the field of combating terrorism (Kuwait); 50. Share its experience in combating terrorism (Kuwait); 51. Continue to cooperate in a generous way with developing countries (Cuba); 52. Seek assistance from international community to face its challenges (Chad); 53. Disseminate information and raise awareness about the Arab Peace Initiative, launched by the King of Saudi Arabia (Palestine). 88. Saudi Arabia considers that recommendations contained in paragraphs 44 (e), 54 (b), 79 (c), 46 (b), 49 (b), 65 (d), 75 (b), 47 (e), 46 (a), 65 (b), 71 (b), 48 (d), 74 (c), 65 (a), 27 (c), 44 (c) 74 (b) do not enjoy the support of Saudi Arabia because they do not conform to its existing laws, pledges, commitments or do not refer to existing practices in Saudi Arabia. 89. All conclusions and/or recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting State(s) and /or the State under review thereon. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole.