Secretary General Statements

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Statement to the Conference on Disarmament
Nuclear Weapons Remain ‘Apocalyptic Threat’, World Cannot Afford to Place Disarmament, Non-Proliferation on Backburner, Says Secretary-General in New York Remarks
Secretary-General Welcomes Cartagena Meeting’s Focus on How Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Can Fit into Peacebuilding, in Message to Congress
SECRETARY-GENERAL WARNS AGAINST COMPLACENCY IN MESSAGE TO MARK DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR ALL CHEMICAL WARFARE VICTIMS
Ban, in Princeton, calls for a “new multilateralism”
Message to the 58th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, delivered by Sergio Duarte The Hague
‘WE MUST CONSIGN CLUSTER MUNITIONS TO THE PAGES OF HISTORY,’ ENSURE RAPID OPERATION OF CLUSTER MUNITIONS CONVENTION, SAYS DEPUTY SECRETARY-GENERAL
Secretary-General, new United States President agree on wide range of issues in first official meeting(…)They also discussed disarmament and non-proliferation issues
Secretary-General calls for recommitment to ridding world of anti-personnel mines, assisting survivors, 10 years after Mine-ban Convention’s entry into force
Pay more attention to cyberwarfare, verification, Secretary-General advises in remark to Advisory Board on Disarmament Affairs
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