Renunciation of the development of nuclear weapons by States without nuclear weapons is counterbalanced by access to cooperation and the commitment by the five nuclear Powers to eliminate their nuclear arsenals.

He said that those principles should be incorporated in the framework of any agreement or action to reduce or eliminate any category of nuclear weapons, including with respect to non strategic nuclear weapons and launching systems.

It is essential, in my view, that we take steps to eliminate both access to and production of material for nuclear weapons.

Australia welcomed Libya's historic decision in December 2003 to eliminate verifiably all materials, equipment and programmes leading to the production of nuclear weapons.

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If there is real, verified progress on disarmament, the ability to eliminate the nuclear threat will grow exponentially. As we progressively eliminate the world s deadliest weapons and their components, we will make it harder to execute WMD terrorist attacks.

We must strive just as hard to eliminate the threat of small arms and light weapons as we do to eliminate the threat of weapons of mass destruction.

However, the end result did not respond to the interests and expectations of a group of countries, including Cuba, as the Treaty does not place the commitment to eliminate nuclear weapons within a specific time frame nor does it prohibit States from developing and improving nuclear weapons.

As a State party to the NPT, Cuba still continues to maintain that the isolated application of the principle of non proliferation is insufficient to eliminate nuclear weapons.

(b) Urged nuclear weapon States to fulfil their obligations by making serious efforts to eliminate their nuclear weapons within the framework of a rigorous and effective international monitoring system, in the interests of international peace and security

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improvements in nuclear weapons by some nuclear weapon states.

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Tactical nuclear weapons were a large part of the peak nuclear weapons stockpile levels during the Cold War.

Recommendations for nuclear disarmament and non proliferation of nuclear weapons .

We must continue practical, systematic and progressive efforts to advance nuclear disarmament globally and reduce nuclear weapons towards a world free of nuclear weapons.

A chemical weapons ban should not be hostage to nuclear weapons.

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

The States parties agree to establish a subsidiary body to Main Committee I of the 2005 Review Conference to deliberate on practical steps for systematic and progressive efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons.

Nuclear weapon States should abandon the policy of nuclear deterrence based on first use of nuclear weapons and should reduce the role of nuclear weapons in their national security.

They discourage non nuclear weapon States from opting for nuclear weapons.

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Nuclear weapons would thus become superfluous.

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(d) Monitoring the nuclear weapons complex.

A diminishing role for nuclear weapons

A Middle East free of nuclear weapons certainly is preferable to a region with two or more nuclear weapons states.

Negotiations towards a Nuclear Weapons Convention or a framework of instruments for the complete abolition and elimination of nuclear weapons

The total elimination of nuclear weapons was the only guarantee against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons.

Nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction should be completely eliminated.

They reiterate that the development of new types of nuclear weapons is in contravention of the commitments provided by the nuclear weapons States at the conclusion of the CTBT, ensuring that the Treaty would prevent improvement of existing nuclear weapons and the development of new types of nuclear weapons.

proliferation of nuclear weapons technologies by one de facto nuclear capable state