(a) In the two customs zones, i.e. the land customs zone and the maritime customs zone

E. Freedom of movement zones and visa free zones

Nuclear weapon free zones

(f) Control techniques in free trade zones and free ports

Free Zones Corporation, annual report, 1999.

Freedom of movement and visa free zones

Free trade, customs union, economic partnership

National Commission on Free Zones. Report, 1997 2001.

Declaration of the Conference of Nuclear Weapon Free Zones

Welcoming further the progress in the development of nuclear weapon free zones,

The run of uncensored internet enjoyed in UAE free zones is over.

Free trade, customs union, economic partnership or common market agreements

The recent conference of members of nuclear weapon free zones had reaffirmed the conviction that such zones were an important disarmament measure.

The concept of nuclear weapons free zones as steps towards a nuclear weapons free world was a common theme.

The number of worldwide free trade zones proliferated in the late 20th century.

In some countries (e.g. Bolivia, Paraguay and Turkey) there are free trade zones.

Nuclear weapon free zones contributed significantly to the promotion of nuclear non proliferation.

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Conference of States Parties and Signatories to Treaties that Establish Nuclear Weapon Free Zones

No less important in that connection is the creation of nuclear weapon free zones.

(a) Support for existing and entry into force of agreed nuclear weapon free zones.

(c) Outside the two aforementioned customs zones, to ensure the continued monitoring of contraband goods which have been observed in a customs zone in a situation that indicates the intention to smuggle.

Conference of States Parties and Signatories to the Treaties that establish Nuclear Weapon Free Zones

In some regions, security had been advanced by the creation of nuclear weapon free zones.

The Lao People's Democratic Republic welcomed the outcome of the April 2005 Conference of States Parties and Signatories of Treaties that Establish Nuclear Weapon Free Zones and supported efforts to establish nuclear weapon free zones in all regions of the world.

The establishment of such zones and the full compliance with those agreements or arrangements ensures that the zones are genuinely free from nuclear weapons, and respect for such zones by Nuclear Weapon States, constitute an important nuclear disarmament measure.

Reaffirming the universally recognized role of the United Nations in the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones,

Reaffirming the universally recognized role of the United Nations in the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones,

Reaffirming the universally recognized role of the United Nations in the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones,

It was encouraging to note that over 100 States had signed treaties establishing nuclear weapon free zones.

Nuclear weapon free zones reinforce nuclear non proliferation and contribute to achieving the objective of nuclear disarmament.

A new management team had been appointed for the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI).

(c) The development of nuclear weapon free zones in areas of tension, such as the Middle East.

(b) In the customs free area and in ports and airports and, in general, in all areas subject to customs surveillance, particularly public and private warehouses

We welcome all existing nuclear weapon free zones and call for the establishment of similar zones in South Asia, in the Middle East and in other parts of the world.

Convinced that the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones contributes to the achievement of general and complete disarmament,

Egypt also actively participated in the conference hosted by Mexico in April 2005 on nuclear weapon free zones.

4. Underlines the value of enhancing and implementing further ways and means of cooperation among nuclear weapon free zones

Convinced that the establishment of nuclear weapon free zones is conducive to the achievement of general and complete disarmament,

Modern humans spread rapidly from Africa into the frost free zones of Europe and Asia around 60,000 years ago.

(b) Nuclear weapon States should support the nuclear weapon free zones by signing relevant protocols for negative security assurances

In the context of expanding and increasing the number of nuclear weapon free zones, Chile supports the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in the Middle East.

It welcomed the Declaration of the conference on nuclear weapon free zones just held in Mexico and would continue to support all initiatives to establish such zones in every region of the world.

This included encouragement to States Parties to the zones to actively encourage states in other regions to establish nuclear weapon free zones. One such proposal discussed was for a North East Asia NWFZ.

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