"10.Attheearliest appropriate time,aworlddisarmament conference should beconvened withuniversal participation andwithadequate preparation." -163- /·': ! , : I.'! ·~I ~ ,~I.Consideration ofOtherAreasDealing withthe Cessation oftheArmsRaceandDisarmament and OtherRelevant Measures 112.Duringits1985session, theConference considered thequestion offurther measures inthefieldofdisarmament fortheprevention ofanarmsraceonthe sea-bed, theoceanfloorandthesubsoil thereof, keepinginmindtherequest addressed toitbytheGeneral Assembly inparagraphs 5and7of resolution 38/188B. 113.Duringtheconsideration ofthissubject theviewwasexpressed thatthe scopeoftheTreatyontheProhibition oftheEmplacement ofNuclear Weapons and OtherWeaponsofMassDestruction ontheSea-Bed andtheOceanFloorandinthe Subsoil Thereof shouldbebroadened, thatitsprovisions governing procedures forverification andcompliance shouldbeimproved andthataccesstoinformation onrelevant technological developments shouldbefacilitated. Inthiscontext, itwaspointed outthatthecontinuing deployment ofnuclear weapons throughout theseaswasathreattoallcoastal Statesandregions involved andthat, consequentlY, itwasessential tobeginnegotiations onthisquestion. Itwas statedbythedelegation ofadepositary Statethattheabove-mentioned Treaty wasfulfilling itsobjectives andthattheverylackofcontroversy attested to itssuccess. ThatTreatywas,initsview,ofthegreatest importance tothe security ofallnations. Onedelegation belonging toanother depositary State recalled thatitattached greatsignificance tofurther measures toprevent an armsraceonthesea-bed andtheoceanfloorandconfirmed itsreadiness to conduct appropriate negotiations inordertoachieve aninternational agreement oragreements onthefulldemilitarization ofthesea-bed. J.Consideration andAdoption oftheAnnualReportof theConference and any otherReportasappropriate totheGeneral Assembly oftheUnitedNations 114.Theitemontheagendaentitled "Consideration andadoption oftheAnnual ReportoftheConference and any otherReportasappropriate tothe Guneral Assembly oftheUnitedNations" wasconsidered bytheConference, in accordance Withitsprogramme ofwork,from12to30August1985. 115.Thepresent Report, asadopted bytheConference on30August1985,is transmitted bythePresident onbehalfoftheConference onDisarmament. Mariocampora, Argentina President oftheConference -164- ,IPres1c Pres10 Presio Presio Pres10 Pres1d Secret andPe Secret Deputy theCoAppendix I CONSOLIDATED LISTOFPARTICIPANTS INTHEWORKOFTHECONFERENCE (1985Session) President oftheConference forFebruary: Ambassador DonaldLowitz (UnitedStatesofAmerica) President oftheConference forMarch: President oftheConference forApril: President oftheConference forJune: President oftheConference forJuly:. President oftheConference forAugust: Secretary-General oftheConference andPersonal Representative ofthe Secretary-General: DeputySecretary-General of theConference: -165-Ambassador AdolfoR.Taylhardat (Venezuela) Ambassador Kazimir Vidas (Yugoslavia ) Ambassador Bagbeni AdeitoNzengeya (zaire) Ambassador BachirQuldRouis (Algeria) Ambassador Mariocampora (Argentina) Mr.MiljanKomatina Hr.Vicente BerasateguiDelegation ofAlgeria Address: 308routedeLausanne, 1293Be11evue, Geneva. Tel.No.74.19.85 I,-Mr.BachirOuld-Rouis Mr.Lahcene MoussaouiAmbassador Permanent Representative ofAlgeria totheUnitedNations OfficeatGeneva HeadofDelegation DeputyDirector forPolitical Planification andAnalysis Ministry ofForeign AffairsDele Addres .Mr.R .Mr.R Mr.Gabriel Parin1 '1hlrdSecretary Ministry ofForeign Arra1r.sDelegation ofArgentina Address: 110avenueLouis-Casai, 1215Geneva15.Tel.No.98.59.59/52Mr.R MIleDr.Miss Technical Adviser Chemical WeaponsCounsellor Ministry ofForeignAffairs Secretary Ministry ofForeignAffairsSecretary Permanent MissionofAlgeria. totheUnitedNations OfficeatGenevaCounsellor Permanent MissionofAle;eria tothe United Nations OfficeatGeneva Technical Adviser Chemical Weapons Ambassador Special Representative for.
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