adoptedintheGulfcrisis, wen.verth.l.ss remainconvinced thatth.reisnoother wayaheadforIsraelandthePalestinians thantodemonstrate mutualrecogoition of fundamental rightsandlegitimate aspirations. Subsequent tothesolution ofthe Gulfcr!si8, arenewed anddetermined effortbytheinternational community is neededtoinduc.theparti,s concerned toacceptth.sepr.reCJuisites andtocross thethreshold onthearduouB roadtoalasting peaco. Withthe1.S80nsofthepaatinaind,notablyinEurope,itae.msthatmore democracy, morer.spect forfundamental humanrightsandfr.odoms, incombinatioll withmor.armscontrol insteadofar.mabuild-up, aravitalingr.dients tobemore ~mphatlcally insert.d intotheMiddleBastpeaceproc.ss1fdurablestability and security aretobeattained • Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryInl/ct (Hr.vudiDBroet.IJ.thlrlq4a) WhilethepositivI tr.n4inbothnucl.ar andconVlntional 8~acontrol betwe.n Beatand".atiav.ry.ncouragiag, luchprogr.s. isdistinctly lackinginother part.oftheworld,a.theGulfcrisi..ho"s. 'rh.M1441.Ba.t••peciallyi.the 'C'D'ofarapidamsbui14-up. ".aponsof.very4••cr!ptioD -conVlntional, che.ical, biological -artconc'Dtrat.4 thereonahug.acal.wh.r.as Ducl.ar napons••••tobei_ia.nt. Vadous..ansfor4.1iv'l7 of.uchWltaponsart available intheregion, inc1u41n9 ..i..il.l,110_ofth••"ithcOD814.rabl. r.ach. L.t.zist1n9 instruaentl befullyappli.4tor.v.rs.thi.am.rac.,both wor14"id.andintheregion. As.forthedang.rofnucl.ar armaprolif.ration, th.re.Ultber.cognition ofthevitaln••4to.tr.ngth.n theTreaty ODthe Bon-Prolif.ration ofBucl.ar weapon.. AllStat..ofthereg10nIIhou14HCO" parti.stothatTr.aty. Tb.Tr.aty's safeguard .yat••shouldbeutili••dinfull, 80astoinclud••pecialinllpections. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library!'NB/I5 A/45/PV.I &1 (Hr.yapdiDBrqe'..etlwr1UU) Inthe....veiD,thebiological weapons TreatylI1I.tbeCOllMta_reeffective barrieragaiu.tproliferation. It.hou1dbere1nforced byarea-wide acce.sioD and fullratification, further confidence-building ..a.ure.aDd, ult~3t.ly, acredib1. verification regiMe. wewillbeputting forwardpropo.al. tothat8n4atnext year'.r5vie.confer.nce. Itgo••withDut .aylDCJthattheGulfcrisi.CaDonly.trength.n theurgeDcyof aglobalbeonch..icalweaponD. After20year.ofnegotiations, Nieff.ct!veIl" verifiable treatywithuaiv5rsal participation ialongoverdu.. 1192shouldreally benotonlyourtargetbutalaoour4eadlin.. The_.therland. fUlly.upporta the Au.tralian aDdFr.nchpropo.al toholda.inisteriel conf.r.ace .arlynextyearto provide thenec•••arypolitical l~tu.. Iwouldre.lndr.pre••~tative. thatthe .eth.rland. ha.off.redtohoattheenvisaged che.ical weaponstr.atyorgaDisation. Inthe"aDtime,..a.ure.toatopfurtherpro1if.ration ofbiological and chemical weapon. andthe1rprecQr.or. a.well...1••11..aDdtbeirteCbDology are indispensable. The.etherl&D4. r.cently i01n8dtheNi••il.Technology Control ae9i_. ADarm.build-upi.mainlyare.ultandDotacau.eoftension eathecoldvar ha.taughtu..Thatexplain. whywesoonexpecttosign•comp~eh.nD1ve treaty OD thesub.tantial reduction ofconveational !orc..inBurope. Inotherregion8of theworldth•••political pr&-con4itlon. areDotyetfulfilled, .0itsaybehard forcountries tofeel••cure.noughtor••trletth....lv.aiDthi.r••pect.That i.Whywefeelitla.0iIiportaDt thatthegroWl4rul••for.tabUlty latheMiddle Baat ~hlchIref.rrod tobefore,findaccaptanceo The.eshouldpavethewayfor morecomprehenD!ve .ecurity arl'aD94'lI8nt. iDvh.lclaeonfi4eDce-b1iUdlllq Maaurca ADd convontiona1 arm.control haveaprominent place,aDdthoywillhelptocounter proliferation ofweapon•.inthereg10n. we.houleS ~oal1ae, howevor, thctthere Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryI'MB/lS AltS/PV.g 62 (Mr.yapdIPBro.k.Iotherlands) willaIwayer••alnadile~a between legit~ate security nes4s, ODtheonehand, andthoobjective ofavoiding IDamsrace,ODtheother. Inthiscontext, we shallalsohavetolookatwayaandmeanstorestrain a~sexports - asubject whichhasbe,1lbroached forthefiratti...intheUnitedHations. Lot..nowstrikeapositiv. note.Th.COmbination ofgreatly improved Ealt-W.st relations andthabett.rfunctioning oftheUnitedHations hasa whol.soma .ffoctonthequ.stforsolutions toregional conflicts. Inanumberof ca.e.thishasiospired thelOCalorregional parti..toatopf.uding andstart lookingforafairandla~tin9 compromis.. Th.prospects forresolving the conflict inCaabodia andtheprospects forfundamental changlinSouthAfricagive ri.etoa~optt.ia•• Thaco~r.h.naiv. peaceplanwhichtheFiv.haved.veloped forCambodia contain aso11dfr...vorkforthefouryorrin9 factioAS tos.ttl.theirdifferences Ddfr.ethlllrsorrowing country frollthescourgeofwaraDdr.preaD1on. The rec.ntacceptance oftheplaabytheCambodian parti.s, andth.irfurther a~r.,m.nt aatothe4.tailsofthearrangeaent, shouldallowthecountrytomakeasafo transition toadlllOcratlc political syate~,withitssover.ignty restor.d. The CaMbodians mustfinally befr.efro.thekilling fio14sandfro.foreign int.rventiona. Mowelcome thed.cisloD thatCambodia willberepresent.d inthe UnitedNations and.lsowhere bythenewlyfounded SupreAo National Council. Andif
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