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Thematic discussion on the issue of conventional weapons.
The issue of conventional weapons also attracted wide attention in the Committee.
I should now like to turn to the issue of conventional weapons.
More than ever before, the issue of conventional weapons and their proliferation must be at the heart of our concerns.
Once that discussion is concluded, the Committee will consider the issue of conventional weapons.
Besides nuclear arms, the issue of conventional weapons has become a high priority.
However, we would like to make some additional comments on the issue of conventional weapons.
As in previous sessions, the issue of conventional weapons attracted considerable attention.
Fourth, on Thursday, 12, and Friday, 13 October,both meetings will be dedicated to the issue of conventional weapons.
The political will and the determination to address the issue of conventional weapons in a constructive manner should, therefore.
My delegation stresses the need to make progress andensure transparency and consensus on the issue of conventional weapons.
There is also, however, the issue of conventional weapons, since in practice it is they that produce the death and destruction suffered in many parts of the world.
Accordingly, my delegation feels that TIA should not confine itself to the issue of conventional weapons.
The Republic of Korea is of the view that the issue of conventional weapons also warrants the constant attention of the international community.
It is unfortunate that the Conference on Disarmament has been unable to address the issue of conventional weapons comprehensively.
There is still a long list of speakers on the issue of conventional weapons, so I plead with representatives to try to be as brief as possible.
Mr. Yatani(Kenya): Kenya welcomes today's opportunity to address the First Committee on the issue of conventional weapons.
The issue of conventional weapons is of increasing importance; on our list of priorities, these weapons come just behind weapons of mass destruction.
But increases in local andregional conflicts since the end of the cold war have made the issue of conventional weapons an urgent and important one.
With regard to the issue of conventional weapons, I should like first to refer to the Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, including its follow-up mechanism.
In this regard, it was stressed that the international community should not lose sight of the issue of conventional weapons, including small arms and light weapons. .
We are gravely concerned about proposals being made on the issue of conventional weapons with regard to resolution 63/240, entitled"Towards an arms trade treaty: establishing common international standards for the import, export and transfer of conventional weapons. .
Even as the international community is rightly focusing attention on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation,that should not divert attention from the issue of conventional weapons.
The Chairperson(spoke in French):We resume our formal meeting and move on to the issue of conventional weapons, which we shall deal with for the rest of today's meeting.
It considers that the issue of conventional weapons, in particular the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, is a leading challenge and is a threat, indeed an obstacle, to reform and development efforts, especially on our African continent.
The problems associated with the current conflicts severely affecting civilian populations are closely connected with the issue of conventional weapons, especially as regards small arms and light weapons. .
On the issue of conventional weapons statements were made by Mr. Bob Barr, Board member, World Forum on the Future of Sport Shooting Activities, Mr. Joseph Dube, Africa Coordinator, International Action Network on Small Arms(IANSA), and Ms. Rebecca Peters, Director, IANSA.
The thematic debate on conventional weapons is a time to focus on the issue of conventional weapons, their proliferation and misuse-- what a previous Secretary-General termed"the real-world weapons of mass destruction.
While retaining its conventional aspects, the issue of regional and conventional disarmament acquired a new dimension for which effective measures will be required,especially with regard to landmines. The issue of conventional weapons has thus received broad attention.
The Chairman: In the absence of any other comments, and going back to the reason why I chose to include the issue of conventional weapons, I think it is obvious-- again, based on recommendations and suggestions already on the table-- why I made the choice that the second item should relate to conventional weapons.