Examples of using Its nuclear programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is regrettable that to date,North Korea has not displayed any willingness to abandon its nuclear programmes.
His Government called on the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea to dismantle all its nuclear programmes in a permanent, thorough and transparent manner subject to international verification.
Kazakhstan strongly urges North Korea to follow United Nations Security Council resolutions and abandon its nuclear programmes.
We also expectNorth Korea to live up to its commitment to abandon its nuclear programmes and return to the NPT and IAEA safeguards.
Sixparty talks on North Korea resumed yesterday in Beijing, and we remain hopeful that the DPRKwill make the strategic choice to give up its nuclear programmes.
Over the previous 10 years, it had terminated several of its nuclear programmes, reduced the number of delivery systems by half and entirely eliminated its ground-to-ground missiles, guaranteeing that they would never be reused.
The Democratic People 's Republic of Korea responded by announcing that it will expand its nuclear programmes and continue launching satellites.
In that regard, the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea should dismantle all its nuclear programmes in a thorough, transparent and verifiable manner and an expeditious resolution should be sought through peaceful and diplomatic means within the framework of the six-party talks.
The European Union reiterates its commitment to a Korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons, and urges the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea to dismantle its nuclear programmes.
We are greatly concerned by Israel ' s refusal to accede to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation ofNuclear Weapons(NPT). Israel thus keeps its nuclear programmes outside the ambit of international inspection, which constitutes a serious threat to the region ' s security and stability.
She expressed disappointment at the continuing failure by the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea to meet its commitment under the six-party agreement to provide a complete andcorrect declaration of its nuclear programmes.
We look forward to continued efforts by the internationalcommunity to urge North Korea to abandon its nuclear programmes in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner.
The Security Council ' s action on the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea nuclear issue sent a strong signal to that country that theinternational community would not tolerate its nuclear programmes.
While all the State of the region have acceded to the Treaty on the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT),Israeli continues to refuse to do so. It has kept its nuclear programmes outside the scope of international supervision, which constitutes a grave threat to the security and stability of the region.
There was, moreover, a broad appreciation of some trends and recent developments in nuclear disarmament: acknowledgement of nuclear arms reductions after the cold war, the welcoming of the Moscow Treaty, Libya 's renunciation of its nuclear programmes, the Global Partnership.
Mr. Kongstad(Norway) said that it was the responsibility of Iran to restore its credibility by complying withinternational demands to suspend sensitive elements of its nuclear programmes, exercising full transparency and entering into genuine negotiations with a view to reaching an acceptable outcome for all parties concerned.
He called on the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea, which had demonstrated its complete disregard for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament objectives by announcing its withdrawal from the Treaty in 2003, to re-accede to that instrument, dismantle its nuclear weapons programme in a complete,verifiable and irreversible manner and accept comprehensive IAEA safeguards on its nuclear programmes.
The United States was to provide the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea with light-water reactors, and the Democratic People 's Republic was to dismantle all its nuclear programmes when the United States completed the construction of the light-water reactors.
Germany strongly urges the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea to abandon its nuclear programmes completely, verifiably and irreversibly, to refrain from ballistic missile tests and to fulfil the commitments made during the Six-Party Talks in accordance with the September 2005 Joint Statement.
The international community urged the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea to retract those decisions immediately,and Japan called upon that country to dismantle all its nuclear programmes in a verifiable and irreversible manner.
The Democratic People 's Republic of Korea had thereby agreed to declare all its nuclear programmes and to disable nuclear facilities in Yongbyon by the end of the year and, in return, would receive external humanitarian assistance that could help to improve the human rights situation through bilateral talks under the six-party umbrella.
As a part of those actions, the Democratic People ' s Republic also agreed to disable its three facilities at Yongbyon and to provide a complete andcorrect declaration of all its nuclear programmes, in accordance with the 13 February agreement, by 31 December.
That country ' s announcement of a nuclear test on 9 October 2006, combined with its build-up of ballistic missiles that may be capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction,makes its nuclear programmes a direct threat to Japan ' s national security and poses a danger to peace and stability in the region and beyond.
In a statement delivered on 4 October 2007, the Foreign Minister of Canada welcomed the Six Party talks agreement in which the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea pledged to provide a complete declaration of all its nuclear programmes and disable the Yongbyon nuclear facilities.
We are concerned that the Middle East is still far from achieving this objective. It has struggled to do so for decades because Israel, the onlynuclear State in the region, refuses to submit its nuclear programmes to the IAEA safeguards regime and continues to ignore the repeated appeals of the international community in this regard.
The United States believes these discussions could begin among the directly related parties once the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea has disabled its existing nuclear facilities,has provided a complete and correct declaration of all of its nuclear programmes and is clearly on the road to complete denuclearization.
In this context, the State of Kuwait supports the calls made on the Islamic Republic of Iran to take serious and genuine confidence-building measures, to abide by the resolutions of international legitimacy, to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency so as to dispel fears anddoubts surrounding its nuclear programmes, and to cooperate positively in resolving the dispute over the occupied Emirati islands according to the principles and rules of international law.
At the same time, its nuclear programme and un-safeguarded facilities continue alarmingly to menace regional and global peace and security.
Its nuclear programme, undertaken outside the current international framework, constituted a threat to international peace and security, particularly for the region.
New Zealand calls on Iran totake the steps required to build confidence its nuclear programme and to address the outstanding issues identified by the International Atomic Energy Agency.