Examples of using On nuclear testing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Samana(Papua New Guinea): I wish on behalf of Papua New Guinea to make a statement on draft resolution A/C.1/50/L.3, on nuclear testing.
Taking note of resolution GC(42)/RES/19 on nuclear testing, adopted on 25 September 1998 by the General Conference of the Agency at its forty-second regular session.
My delegation is also convinced that a moratorium on nuclear testing would greatly help to strengthen international peace and security.
Pakistan welcomed the current moratorium on nuclear testing, which should lead to the early completion of work on the comprehensive nuclear-test-ban treaty.
We also stress the importance of maintaining a moratorium on nuclear testing until the entry into force of the CTBT.
For failure to reach agreement rapidly on nuclear testing would directly undermine the efforts recently undertaken by the international community with regard to nuclear disarmament.
It is also a fact, however, that China has exercised the utmost restraint on nuclear testing and that the scale and number of its nuclear tests have been extremely limited.
Those include the sectors of disarmament, non-proliferation, the ban on nuclear testing, the ban on anti-personnel landmines, the Statute of the International Criminal Court and biological diversity.
We believe that a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing is fundamental in preventing the horizontal and vertical proliferation of nuclear weapons.
It declared a moratorium on nuclear testing on 23 September 1992 and signed the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty on 24 September 1996.
However, a moratorium on nuclear testing could not substitute for the legal obligations arising from the Treaty, which would achieve much-needed predictability.
China announced that it would observe a moratorium on nuclear testing effective from 30 July.
This abstention does not affect the general position of the Spanish Government on nuclear testing, which can be summed up as follows.
South Africa strongly urges the States concerned to reconsider their nuclear testing policy and to join a global moratorium on nuclear testing.
These actions run directly counter to the global aims of the ultimate elimination of nuclear weapons and the ban on nuclear testing.
We have made significant contributions in the past to the arrangements for verifying nuclear materials and prohibitions on nuclear testing.
Fourth, the unilateral moratoria on nuclear testing declared by India and Pakistan, although a first positive step, are not sufficient.
France ' s decision is a major setback to this trend, which was partly founded on its 1992 moratorium on nuclear testing in the South Pacific.
we urge nuclear-weapon States to respect the moratorium on nuclear testing.
In that regard, the maintenance of the moratorium on nuclear testing until CTBT could be fully implemented was of crucial importance.