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The Conference reiterates its request that information on such efforts be provided to the Review Conferences. .
As it was expressed by many delegations, the Conference reiterates the invitation to nuclear weapon States and States non-parties to the NPT to participate in the Third Conference, in Austria.
The Conference reiterates its call for the withdrawal of all reservations to the 1925 Geneva Protocol related to the Convention.
As expressed by many delegations, the Conference reiterates the invitation to nuclear-weapon States and States not parties to the Treaty to participate in the third Conference in Austria.
The Conference reiterates that each State party should also ensure that any transfer of such items is in full conformity with the Treaty.
As expressed by many delegations, the Conference reiterates the invitation to nuclear-weapon States and States not parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to participate in the third Conference, to be held in Austria.
The Conference reiterates the concerns and reaffirms the convictions expressed in the first to third preambular paragraphs and agrees that they remain valid.
Recalling paragraph 6 of the 1995 Resolution on the Middle East, the Conference reiterates the appeal to all States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to extend their cooperation and to exert their utmost efforts with a view to ensuring the early establishment by regional parties of a Middle East zone free of nuclear and all other weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.
The Conference reiterates that common understandings were identified in the consensus outcome documents of the meetings of States Parties(BWC/MSP/2007/5, BWC/MSP/2008/5, BWC/MSP/2009/5 and BWC/MSP/2010/6), within their mandates.
The Conference reiterates the call for universal adherence to the Treaty and the application of IAEA full-scope safeguards to all peaceful nuclear activities in all States parties in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty.
The Conference reiterates the important contribution made by Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine to the implementation of article VI of the Treaty through their voluntary withdrawal of all tactical and strategic nuclear weapons from their territories.
The Conference reiterates the high importance of universalization, in particular by affirming the particular importance of the ratification of the Convention by signatory states and accession to the Convention by those which have not signed the Convention, without delay.
The Conference reiterates that all countries and international organizations should do their utmost to ensure that the multilateral trading system fulfils its potential in terms of promoting the integration of all countries, in particular the least developed countries, into the global economy.
The Conference reiterates that States Parties should not use the provisions of this Article to impose restrictions and/or limitations on transfers for purposes consistent with the objectives and provisions of the Convention of scientific knowledge, technology, equipment and materials under Article X.
The Conference reiterates the call by previous Conferences of the States parties for the application of IAEA safeguards to all source or special fissionable material in all peaceful nuclear activities in the States parties in accordance with the provisions of article III of the Treaty.
The Conference reiterates the call by previous Conferences of the States Parties, for the continued pursuit by States Parties of the principle of the universal application of IAEA safeguards to all peaceful nuclear activities in all States Parties in accordance with the provisions of the Treaty.
In this respect, the Conference reiterates the necessity for a more efficient and equitable world economy; the promotion of a climate of real cooperation and solidarity; and strengthening of multilateral cooperation in order to adapt to the new economic realities and minimize the risks of marginalization.
The Conference reiterates that the provisions of this Article should not be used in any way and under any circumstance to impose restrictions and/or limitations on the transfer for purposes consistent with the objectives and the provisions of the Convention of scientific knowledge, technology, equipment and materials under Article X.
Vii The Conference reiterates the need for effective national policies consistent with Article X. To this end, it urges States Parties to undertake to review their national regulations governing international exchanges and transfers in order to ensure its consistency with the objectives of the Convention and specifically the provisions of Article X.
The Conference reiterates the call on all States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, in particular the nuclear-weapon States, to extend their cooperation and to exert their utmost efforts with a view to ensuring the early establishment by regional parties of a Middle East zone free of nuclear and all other weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.
The Conference reiterates its conviction that, in the interest of promoting the objectives of the Treaty, including the strengthening of the security of non-nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty, all States, both nuclear-weapon and non-nuclear-weapon States, should refrain, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, from the threat or use of force in relations between States.
The Conference reiterates the call on all States in the Middle East to take practical steps in appropriate forums aimed at making progress towards, inter alia, the establishment of an effectively verifiable Middle East zone free of weapons of mass destruction, nuclear, chemical and biological, and their delivery systems, and to refrain from taking any measures that preclude the achievement of this objective.
The Conference reiterates its request to the United Nations Secretary-General to provide, annually, a report on the implementation of Article X as a mechanism of monitoring compliance and confidence building among the States Parties to the Conference regarding the implementation of Article X. The Conference urges the States Parties to provide the required national information to the Secretary-General to facilitate his report.
The Conference reiterates the call on those States that operate unsafeguarded nuclear facilities and that have not yet acceded to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to reverse clearly and urgently the pursuit of any nuclear-weapon development or deployment and to refrain from any action which could undermine regional and international peace and security and the efforts of the international community towards nuclear disarmament and the prevention of nuclear weapons proliferation.
The Conference reiterated the need for effective rule-of-law institutions.
Those who represented the south at that Conference reiterated the unity of the country and categorically rejected the isolated agenda of the rebels which aims at fragmenting the country.
The Conference reiterated the crucial need for the international community to support the dialogue that Somaliland and the Transitional Federal Government have agreed to pursue.
The Conference reiterated that large-scale, multi-year, predictable financing was urgently needed, both for infrastructure projects and to enhance the resilience of Somali communities.
The Conference reiterated its rejection of unilateral economic measures and attempts to impose unilateral economic sanctions on Member States.
The Review Conference reiterated the fundamental importance of completely destroying all chemical weapons by the extended 2012 deadline.