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Tashkent statement of representatives of Central Asian States on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

Tashkent statement of representatives of Central Asian States on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

Decision 59 513 Establishment of a nuclear weapons free zone in Central Asia

I therefore welcome the significant progress made towards a Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty by the five Central Asian States.

The States parties also welcome the decision by all five Central Asian States to sign the Central Asian nuclear weapon free zone treaty.

Significant progress has been made towards establishing a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia.

Also welcomes the ongoing efforts to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

We remain committed to the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia.

Also welcomes the ongoing efforts to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

4. Welcomes the decision by all five Central Asian States to sign the Central Asian nuclear weapon free zone treaty as soon as possible

6. Also welcomes the ongoing efforts to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

We welcome the Tashkent statement of representatives of the five Central Asian States of February 2005, where they reaffirmed their strong commitments to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia and urged all States, particularly the nuclear weapon States, to fully cooperate with the five Central Asian States in implementing the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty.

We have the honour to transmit herewith the text of the Tashkent statement of representatives of Central Asian States on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia, adopted at the United Nations sponsored meeting on the Central Asian nuclear weapon free zone, held on 8 February 2005 in Tashkent (see annex).

Urge all States, particularly the nuclear weapon States, to fully cooperate with the five Central Asian States in implementing the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty

In this regard, Conference welcomes the decision of all five Central Asian States to sign the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty as soon as possible.

Reiterate their earnest desire to sign the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty as soon as possible.

Reiterate their earnest desire to sign the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty as soon as possible.

Decision 59 513 (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) Establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

The Acting President Draft decision II is entitled Establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia .

Urge all States, in particular the nuclear weapon States, to fully cooperate with the five Central Asian States in implementing the Central Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Treaty

3. Calls upon all five Central Asian States to continue their dialogue with the five nuclear weapon States on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

The reality is that today Central Asia is a transit zone for drugs on the way to the developed countries.

Ukraine welcomed the efforts made by the five Central Asian States to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in the region.

1. Notes with appreciation the support of all States for the initiative to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

States had joined nuclear weapon free zones he welcomed recent progress towards the establishment of a new such zone in Central Asia.

The 2005 Review Conference welcomes the sincere aspiration of the Central Asian States to sign, as speedily as possible, the treaty on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia.

1. Welcomes the signing of the Treaty on a Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in Central Asia in Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, on 8 September 2006

6. Also welcomes the signing of the Treaty on a Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in Central Asia, in Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, on 8 September 2006

In that regard, Venezuela encouraged the efforts being made in Central Asia and supported the establishment of such a zone in the Middle East.

4. Requests the Secretary General, within existing resources, to continue to provide assistance to the Central Asian States in the elaboration of an agreement on the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

5. Requests the Secretary General, within existing resources, to continue to provide assistance to the five Central Asian States in their further work for the early establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia

One practical step is Turkmenistan's active participation under United Nations auspices in the process aimed at establishing a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia.

3. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty third session the item entitled Establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia .

Reaffirm their strong commitments to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia that will contribute to nuclear disarmament, peace and security in the region

Reaffirm their strong commitments to establish a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia that will contribute to nuclear disarmament, peace and security in the region

Reaffirming the importance of an agreement reached in Samarkand in September 2002 on a treaty and a protocol on a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia,

The Forces nouvelles have not yet accepted that proposal because they consider that the central power seeks to establish itself in the zone of confidence through that mechanism.

Hui Jincai, Mayor of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, introduced that Baoji has a long history and strong industrial base. Baoji is the second largest city in Shaanxi Province, the sub central city of the central Shaanxi plain Tianshui Economic Zone and the central Shaanxi plain urban agglomeration, and the key node city along the One Belt One Road .

Reaffirms the importance of implementing Articles 148 and 149 of the Peace Agreement on establishing an Islamic Banking Division inside the Philippines Central Bank (BSP) in order to finance and develop the autonomous zone in Mindanao until the autonomous zone is granted the financial and administrative independence stipulated by the Agreement.

2. Takes note of the elaboration by experts of all five Central Asian States at the meeting held at Samarkand, Uzbekistan, from 25 to 27 September 2002, of a draft treaty for the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone in Central Asia and protocol thereto