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It is not planned to acquire such weapons in the future.
Zimbabwe is a non-nuclear-weapon State andhas no ambitions to acquire such weapons.
Although we do not have, nor do we intend to acquire, such weapons, we will look into signing the treaty.
If it is not so perceived,there may remain incentives for other States to acquire such weapons.
Furthermore, Bangladesh has no intention to acquire such weapons of mass destruction in future.
Should this situation persist, it will encourage other countries of the region to seek to acquire such weapons.
This means that other countries will try to acquire such weapons in the belief that States that have yet to accede to the NPT are treated very leniently.
Jordan neither possesses nor intends to acquire such weapons.
It seeks neither to possess nor to acquire such weapons, nor does it intend to develop programmes or establish facilities relating to this type of weapon.
Jordan provides no assistance whatsoever to non-State actors, including terrorist actors,that seek to acquire such weapons.
In essence, the Treaty requires those that do not possess nuclear weapons not to acquire such weapons, while also requiring those that do possess them to disarm.
Zimbabwe is, of course, as you all know, a non-nuclear-weapon State andhas no ambition or appetite to acquire such weapons.
His delegation urged the nuclear-weapon States andnonnuclear-weapon States aspiring to acquire such weapons to reduce the role of those weapons in their military doctrines.
They have also undertaken not in any way to assist, encourage orinduce any non-nuclear-weapon State to acquire such weapons.
Our deliberations are taking place in an environment marked by persisting national stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction,ongoing efforts to acquire such weapons or to market their components, growing military expenditures, and even some erosion of the basic principle of the peaceful resolution of disputes.
We still are bedevilled by ethnic, racial, religious and tribal hatreds, by the spread of weapons of mass destruction,by the almost frantic efforts of too many States to acquire such weapons.
We hope that Member States will support the draft, especially the developing countries, the so-called third world,which will not want to acquire such weapons-- weapons which are usually used on their territory in such large quantities as I have cited.
Further progress towards nuclear disarmament will strengthen the perception of the decreasing relevance of nuclear weapons as instruments of national policy,thereby reducing the incentive to acquire such weapons.
The fundamental bargain that underpinned the Treaty-- the pledge by non-nuclear-weapon States not to acquire such weapons; the commitment by nuclear-weapon States to pursue disarmament; and guaranteed access to peaceful nuclear energy for all States parties-- was as valid as it had been in 1970.
It had also succeeded in promoting the renunciation of the production and development of nuclear weapons andin portraying any State which sought to acquire such weapons as an international outlaw.
That goal cannot be realized as long as there are States which seek to acquire such weapons, let alone when in the Middle East, the most volatile region in the world, Israel can flout international resolutions and agreements by declaring before the international community and the United Nations that it possesses nuclear weapons. .
Some are even alleged to be helping others to acquire weapons of mass destruction, while others may be seeking to acquire such weapons, or are failing to eliminate their own stockpiles.
A verifiable Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty helps preventing both horizontal and vertical nuclear proliferation by limiting the possibility to develop new weapon designs for States already inpossession of nuclear weapons, as well as creating significant obstacles on new States attempting to acquire such weapons.
It would be desirable, therefore, for greater cooperation to be developed between States possessing nuclear weapons andthose that have the potential to acquire such weapons, so that we can control and restrict the spread of fissile material.
The Working Group should issue concrete recommendations aimed at ensuring that the credibility of the international non-proliferation regime is not eroded as a result of nuclear-weapon States not implementing their obligations in accordance with the consensus on which the NPT was built,represented in the nuclear-weapon States' destruction of their nuclear arsenals in return for a commitment by non-nuclear-weapon States to refrain from seeking to acquire such weapons.
Only if nuclear-weapon States destroy all their nuclear weapons at an early date andnon-nuclear-weapon States stick to their pledge not to acquire such weapons while both groups of countries make steady efforts in nuclear disarmament and preventing nuclear proliferation can we achieve the goal of making the world free of nuclear weapons. .
Nuclear-weapon States have the obligation to deny any transfer of nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices to States ornon-State actors that may seek to acquire such weapons or devices.
Only if nuclearweapon States thoroughly destroy their nuclear weapons at an early date, andnonnuclearweapon States stick to their pledges not to acquire such weapons while both groups of countries make steady efforts towards nuclear disarmament and preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons, can we achieve the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons. .
Nuclear weapons States have the obligation to deny any transfer of nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices to States ornon-state actors that may seek to acquire such weapons or devices.
At a time when super-Powers are effecting reductions in strategic assault weapons in the belief that such measures will contribute to the promotion of international peace and security,the problem remains of other countries seeking to acquire such weapons, including countries in the Gulf region, which is for us a continual source of concern.