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25 January, 2006

IN MESSAGE TO CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT, SECRETARY-GENERAL CALLS FOR NEW POLITICAL CONSENSUS ON ARMS CONTROL PRIORITIES

Secretary General Statement

5 December, 2005

Bolstering biological security regime of tremendous importance for global health, peace, says Secretary-General to Geneva meeting

Secretary General Statement

28 November, 2005

Secretary-General urges destruction of mine stockpiles, in message to Sixth Meeting of States Parties to Anti-landmine Convention

Secretary General Statement

25 November, 2005

Disarmament and arms control processes can impact human security positively, Secretary-General tells parties to Certain Conventional Weapons Convention

Secretary General Statement

23 November, 2005

Secretary-General calls for closer cooperation in message to Conference on Amended Protocol II to Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons

Secretary General Statement

7 October, 2005

Delighted Secretary-General congratulates Nobel prize-winning UN tandem

Secretary General Statement

26 September, 2005

Strong leadership, spirit of cooperation required to tackle global disarmament, non-proliferation challenges, Secretary-General tells IAEA Conference

Secretary General Statement

21 September, 2005

Statement to the Fourth Conference on facilitating the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-test-Ban Treaty

Secretary General Statement

20 September, 2005

Secretary-General strongly welcomes consensus reached at Korean peninsula talks

Secretary General Statement

8 August, 2005

Secretary-General challenges world leaders to break deadlock on nuclear non-proliferation, at 2005 Summit, in message to Hiroshima ceremony

Secretary General Statement