6. Tbe conprehens ive security doctrine of the Federal Governnent, wbose suprernegoal is Eo preserve and secure peace, should also be seen against this backgroundof free discussion. Thrs doctrine is based on the reali.zation that in tbe age ofnuclear r.reapons. war can no ronger be an instrument of politics and that thecomprehensive ban on the threat or use of force nust be observed by all statesithat the neapons available sbould therefore serve only the purpose of defence andthe prevention of every kind of war, that no side sbould seek superiorityi that thekey to secure and lasting peace lj.es in negotiatlons leading to balanced andverifiable disarnanent and thereby to stabie peace with feeer ldeapons. 7. On 26 septenber 1984, in his address to the thirty-ninth session of theGeneral Assenbry of the uniteat Nations, the Federar Minister for Forei.gn Affairsfornulated this ain as follonst ,'That neans above all that negotiacions must takeplace. This principle nust apply everywhere and in respect of all eeapons. Noiteapons systen must be excepted. No one nay consider only his own securityinterestsi the legitirnate security interests of others nust also be ackno,,rledqed,No one rnay seek security at the expense of others.i 8. The Federal covernnent has explicitly welconed tbe resunption of the armscontroL negotlations betireen the united scates and the soviet union. rt fui.lysupports the agreed negotiating aims, which are in the interests of al1 naErons.The Federal- covernnent hopes that tbese negotiation', which are a vital element ofthe overall efforts to achieve arns control and disarnanent, L,ill lead to tangibleresults, so that nuclear arsenals can be cut drastically, so that by neans otforesighted arns controL, an arns race in space can be prevented and a stablestrategic balance created that will ensure lasting peace. 9. The Federal Governnent advocates increased efforts by the incernationalcomnunity to rnove closer towards tbe goal of securing r.rorld-side peace. To thisend, it is particularly inportant that the nultirareral discr.ls'ion be kept open rorall a6pects of s€curity and for all legitinate security interests of theparticipants. This effort gave rise to the inltratj.ve taken at the last UnitedNations General Assernbry by the Federal Repubric of cernanv aod several friendLyStates on the subject of the prevention of nuclear ,rar, including alI r€latednatters. The Federal Government considers it necessary that the discussion on thecentral topic of the prevention of war should be continued in a construclive nannerin this fortietb year of Etle United Nations existence.A/ 4C/532
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