Secretary General Statements

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Secretary-General, in Remarks to Conference on Arms Trade Treaty, Calls Absence of Global Instrument Dealing with Conventional Weapons ‘a Disgrace’
Secretary-General's remarks to Security Council open debate on Threats to International Peace and Security Caused by Terrorist Acts
UN has key role in boosting security against cross-border threats – Ban
Despite Progress, Tens of Thousands of Nuclear Weapons Remain, Billions Spent to Modernize Them, Secretary-General Tells Security Council
Secretary-General's message to UN Disarmament Commission [delivered by Ms. Angela Kane, High Representative for Disarmament Affairs]
Best Way to Eliminate Nuclear Threat Anywhere is by Eliminating Nuclear Weapons Everywhere, Secretary-General Tells Seoul Nuclear Security Summit
Achieving Accurate Count of All Fissile Material Stocks, Including Historical Production, Urgent Priority, Secretary-General Tells Seoul Security Summit
Secretary-General, in Message, Urges States to Examine Assumptions about Potential Threats to Nuclear Security, Then Design, Test Their Response Plans Accordingly Delivered by Ms. Angela Kane, High Representative for Disarmament Affairs
In Vienna, Secretary-General Says Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Milestone; ‘Irresponsible’ That Still Not in Effect 15 Years after Opened for Signature
Message on the 45th Anniversary of the Treaty of Tlatelolco Mexico City
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