However, the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula is complicated.

We confirm our readiness to develop contacts and cooperation with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), particularly with regard to counteracting new challenges and threats.

Secondly, the IAEA has dealt with the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula with prejudice.

My delegation believes that pressure is not a way of solving the nuclear issue of the Korean peninsula.

It is our consistent stand to make the whole of the Korean peninsula denuclearized.

That is because the origination of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula and its complexity have to do with the United States.

South Korea has no say in the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula.

In particular, nuclear weapons deployed on the Korean peninsula and its surrounding regions should be dismantled.

However, denuclearization cannot be achieved solely through our unilateral abandonment of our nuclear weapon programme.

We support the process of the Six Party Talks aimed at denuclearization and the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in the Korean peninsula.

Our strategic objective is to establish a just, democratic world order, which must be founded on the principle of the supremacy of international law, mutual respect for interests and ensuring equal security for all States.

The fundamental resolution of the nuclear issue is vital to the defusing of tensions and the establishment of a lasting peace on the Korean peninsula.

I would like to take the opportunity to briefly introduce China's positions concerning the nuclear issue of the Korean peninsula, as well as the Iranian nuclear issue.

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.

As we have clarified time and again, the ultimate goal of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea with regard to the nuclear issue is the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

Previous consideration of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula at the United Nations proved to be of no help to the resolution of the issue.

The Government of the Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea will continue all its sincere efforts to resolve the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula and to achieve the region apos s denuclearization.

In that context, I welcome the latest progress made by the six party talks towards resolving the nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula.

This vividly proves that the only way to resolve the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula lies in dialogue and negotiations.

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Our firm and ultimate objective is the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, and our consistent position is that the nuclear issue must be resolved peacefully through dialogue and negotiation.

The outcome of the fourth round of the six party talks on the nuclear problem on the Korean peninsula just two weeks ago was also very encouraging.

Our country's Government will continue to be patient and to do its best to bring about the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

The Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea will continue to do its best to solve the nuclear issue of the Korean peninsula through negotiations.

We have made active efforts to promote dialogue and reconciliation and support the efforts of the parties concerned to seek proper settlement of the nuclear issues on the Korean peninsula and the Iranian nuclear issue through political and diplomatic means.

The need to prevent the appearance of nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula in the interests of peace and stability, to continue the six party talks and to resolve the nuclear problem peacefully through dialogue.

I will continue doing my best to mobilize international support for this multilateral approach towards a nuclear free peninsula.

The denuclearization of the Korean peninsula was called for by President Kim Il Sung, the fatherly leader of our people.

The denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is another essential factor in building a durable peace and security there.

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That country's commitment, for the first time, to abandon all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes in a verifiable manner will provide important groundwork for achieving the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula through the six party talks in the future.

The meeting also addressed non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in south Asia, responsibilities of the nuclear weapon States, monitoring non proliferation, and new dimensions of nuclear issues on the Korean Peninsula.

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China will, as always, firmly support a peaceful resolution of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula through dialogue.

This United States approach towards the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula is a typical manifestation of its double standards.

Norway welcomes the agreement reached in the six party talks concerning the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

Initial and meaningful progress in the efforts to resolve the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula is the outcome of the negotiations by the responsible parties.

28. One of the products of the quot cold war quot was the quot nuclear issue quot on the Korean peninsula.

These moves have led to a touch and go situation today in which a nuclear war might break out at any moment on the Korean peninsula.