A/HRC/34/14 115.48 Implement the measures laid out in the Strategic Development Plan (Spain); 115.49 Continue its efforts in implementing the national strategic plan for development which will strengthen the economic, social and cultural rights, particularly by eliminating poverty and attaining education and access to health services (Libya); 115.50 Speed up implementation of the Strategic Development Plan for Haiti in order to prevent epidemics (Madagascar); 115.51 Consider the possibility of mainstreaming the rights of persons with disabilities in the reconstruction plans and programmes (Qatar); 115.52 Continue to open channels of cooperation with the United Nations human rights mechanisms and with the States, particularly in the area of education, ratification and implementation of international treaties, and the fight against impunity (Argentina); 115.53 Seek and avail itself of international cooperation to fully implement national action plans and strategies (Bahamas); 115.54 Continue to seek assistance and cooperation, as it deems appropriate, to support ongoing initiatives to fulfil its various international human rights obligations and implement those recommendations which will be accepted during the current universal periodic review cycle (Trinidad and Tobago); 115.55 Continue to engage its regional and international partners with the view of seeking technical and other assistance towards its full compliance with its human rights treaty obligations (Philippines); 115.56 Intensify its cooperation efforts, including with international organizations, with view to harmonize its human rights legislation (Morocco); 115.57 Seek technical assistance in order to improve human rights in the country (Nigeria); 115.58 d’Ivoire); Cooperate fully with the United Nations treaty bodies (Côte 115.59 Continue its cooperation with international human rights mechanisms (Cuba); 115.60 Continue its efforts to develop policies aimed at the protection of women rights (Syrian Arab Republic); 115.61 Tackle negative attitudes related to gender and discrimination against women through human rights training of law enforcement and judicial bodies’ agents (Colombia); 115.62 Put in place a strategy to combat discriminatory stereotypes and implement, in collaboration with civil society, awareness-raising programs to enhance non-stereotypical portrayals of women and girls (Portugal); 115.63 Continue to amend and update (criminal and civil) legal codes to protect women from sexual exploitation, gender-based violence and discrimination (Maldives); GE.16-22488 15