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At present, 147 States have joined the Convention.
It is unfortunate that less than half of the States Members of the United Nations have joined the Convention.
Of these, six have joined the Convention since I last addressed the Committee.
It is heartening to note that 141 countries have joined the Convention.
In this spirit, we have joined the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material.
For us, this constitutes yet another bold step,as none of our neighbours have joined the Convention.
One-hundred-fifty-six States have joined the Convention and will never again use anti-personnel mines.
As of 2013, 165 countries and the European Union have joined the Convention.
Many of the 141 States that have joined the Convention find themselves in complex security environments and with important obligations as part of military alliances.
In the few years since 1999, 141 States, including most mineaffected countries, have joined the Convention.
Almost three quarters of the world's States- 144 of them- have joined the Convention, and many of its norms enjoy even broader de facto observance throughout the international community.
We welcome the factthat despite recent conflicts, all countries of the region have joined the Convention.
Some States have joined the Convention notwithstanding the fact that armed non-State actors engage in acts prohibited by the Convention in the sovereign territory of these States Parties.
I am pleased to report that seven new States parties have joined the Convention since the Review Conference.
We feel the urgent need to promote political will andpublic awareness in countries in Asia, where less than 40 per cent of States have joined the Convention.
Since the Fifth Meeting of States Parties, held in September this year,five countries have joined the Convention, namely, Serbia and Montenegro, Greece, Turkey, Sudan and Burundi.
We are confident that full achievement of the Convention's goals, namely ensuring the total liquidation of one type ofweapons of mass destruction, is possible only when all States have joined the Convention.
Five years after the entry into force of the Mine Ban Treaty, more than 140 countries have joined the Convention and more than 31 million mines have been destroyed. This is an achievement.
As of October 2010, 160 nations have joined the Convention as Contracting Parties, and more than 1900 wetlands around the world, covering over 186 million hectares, have been designated for inclusion in the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance.
While the vast majority of States with anti-personnel mines in areas under their jurisdiction or control- 59- have joined the Convention have joined the Convention, it is estimated that 22 have not.
There are 155 States that have joined the Convention that now no longer hold stocks of anti-personnel mines. Given progress in stockpile destruction reported by Belarus, Greece, Turkey and Ukraine since the 10MSP, States Parties have now reported the destruction of over 44.5 million mines.
We welcome the 63 States that have ratified oracceded to the Convention, especially those States that have joined the Convention since the First Meeting of States Parties.
Furthermore, we have joined the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons and its Amended Protocol II, under which we are actively participating in a range of discussions and activities to ensure only a limited and responsible use of landmines, based on a prudent balance between military necessity and humanitarian concerns.
Meeting in Lebanon, we note that few countries in the Middle East andNorth Africa have joined the Convention and urge all countries in the region, and beyond, to join as soon as possible.
As an institution created by the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Tribunal is very pleased to note that, in the current year,three more States have joined the Convention, bringing the total number of parties to 160.
Since the last report on universalization activities(BWC/MSP/2012/3 and Add.1), four states have joined the Convention: Cameroon on 18 January 2013; Nauru on 5 March 2013; Guyana on 26 March 2013; and Malawi on 2 April 2013, bringing the total number of States Parties to 170 see Annex.
We believe, nevertheless, that this objective will be attained only when the process has the support of the entire international community,when all States have joined the Convention, particularly those that produce landmines, and when adherence to it is really universal.
ICBL representative Sylvie Brigot highlighted that it was hoped that by the time of the Review Conference 150 States will have joined the Convention, that armed non-state actors will have been encouraged to accept the Convention's standards, that understanding wouldhave been reached on the interpretation of various articles of the Convention, and that significant progress will have made in destroying stockpiled mines, assisting victims clearing mined areas and establishing measures in accordance with Article 9.
It has joined the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials.
It has joined the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials(CPPNM) and launched the ratification process of the Amendment to the Convention. .