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India and Pakistan continued to develop their nuclear capabilities.
Rossiyskaya Gazeta: Russia proposes to create, under IAEA control,international centres for uranium enrichment that would be delivered to countries that want to develop their nuclear power industries.
Her country supported the sovereign right of States to develop their nuclear industry for peaceful purposes in accordance with the provisions of articles I and II of the NPT.
As regards cooperation,France shares its training experience with partner countries wishing to develop their nuclear power programmes.
Some countries, such as Iran,are attempting to develop their nuclear capabilities for peaceful purposes, and we encourage them to do so, in line with the Charter and international law.
Obstacles should not be placed in the way of non-nuclear-weapon States that are party to the Treaty,when such States are seeking to develop their nuclear capacities for peaceful purposes.
The Government of Venezuela upholds the sovereign right of countries to develop their nuclear industry for peaceful purposes, in accordance with the provisions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Unfortunately and despite a number of initiatives at the unilateral and bilateral level by some States to reduce their nuclear and strategic stockpiles,certain major States continue to develop their nuclear technologies and biological and chemical weapons.
The nuclear-weapon States had continued to develop their nuclear capabilities and had not provided credible assurances that they would not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear-weapon States.
Mr. Al-Nasser(Qatar) said that certain nuclear-weapon States recognized as such under the Treaty continued to develop their nuclear arsenals, thereby contravening the most important provisions of the Treaty.
They continue to develop their nuclear capabilities with the financial and technical support of the United States, the very country that, under the pretext of saving the world from chemical weapons, threatens to attack any Arab country, including my own, merely for building a pharmaceutical plant.
The United Arab Emirates has closely followed the increasing gap between the nuclear-weapon States,which strive to develop their nuclear arsenals, and the non-nuclear-weapon States, which call for dismantling nuclear weapons and using these technologies for peaceful purposes.
We emphasize the inadmissibility of compromising the inalienable right of the States parties to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and the need not to impede the efforts of non-nuclear-weapon States parties to develop their nuclear capabilities for peaceful purposes.
Despite their binding Treaty obligations,some States continued to develop their nuclear arsenals as part of their strategic security policies and even to consider using them against other States.
Moreover, the increased risk of nuclear proliferation-- a question that I took up in greater detail during the general debate-- is connected to the fact that some nuclear-weapon States continue to develop their nuclear capacities and/or remain outside the disarmament and non-proliferation regimes.
Given our concern for the promotion of trust among all countries seeking to develop their nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, we call upon all to cooperate in the creation of a joint entity for nuclear research for peaceful purposes, in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Indeed, history has shown, time and again, that, so long as the nuclear programmes of certain States are ignored or certain States are allowed to possess nuclear weapons, in the absence of any genuine move to achievement full nuclear disarmament and a world free of nuclear weapons,other States will view this state of affairs as an incentive to develop their nuclear weapons.
The Conference, while recognizing the inalienable right of all member states to develop their nuclear capabilities for peaceful purposes, in accordance with the provisions of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and the Statute of the IAEA, welcomed the continued cooperation extended by the Islamic Republic of Iran to the IAEA in order to peacefully resolve all remaining outstanding issues.
With regard to my country's position on developing national capabilities in the area of the peaceful use of nuclear energy,we believe that all member States of the International Atomic Energy Agency have the right to develop their nuclear capabilities for peaceful purposes, a position that was adopted by the Islamic States at the meeting of foreign ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, held in Sana'a last June.
The fact that some nuclear-weapon States continue qualitatively and quantitatively to develop their nuclear arsenals and their delivery systems and the fact that some non-nuclear States are trying to acquire some of these dangerous weapons constitute flagrant violations of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT), as well as the non-proliferation regime.
There is no breach or infringement of the rights of IAEA member States,including the right to develop their own nuclear fuel cycle production capability.
Spain wishes to express its support to those countries that seek to develop their peaceful nuclear capacities with responsibility, transparency and in strict compliance with international commitments.
It was important to note that the proposal did not infringe on the rights of IAEA member States to develop their own nuclear production capacity, nor had any conditions been set in order for States to receive low-enriched uranium from the guaranteed reserve.
The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya believes that all States have the right to develop their capacity to use nuclear energy, and to carry out nuclear enrichment, for exclusively peaceful purposes.
Canada regularly contributes to projects under the IAEA Technical Cooperation Fund intended to support the training of the skilled workforce necessary for countries seeking to develop their own nuclear energy infrastructure.
Those Powers indeed continue their frenzied efforts to further develop their nuclear arsenals instead of reducing and eliminating them.
Calls upon the nuclear-weapon States to take further steps to reduce their non-strategic nuclear arsenals and not to develop new types of nuclear weapons, in accordance with their commitment to diminish the role of nuclear weapons in their security policies;
That is particularly important given the increasing number of Governments that have announced their intentions to implement national programmes to develop nuclear power, including projects to construct nuclear power stations on their territory.
The nuclear-weapon States andthose States outside the NPT continued to develop and modernize their nuclear arsenals.
Nuclear-weapon States andthose States remaining outside the NPT continue to develop and modernize their nuclear arsenals, threatening international peace and security.