Statements

Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty 2019

Statements to the 2019 NPT Preparatory Committee

GENERAL DEBATE| Civil society| Specific issue–Nuclear disarmament and negative security assurances| Specific issue–Regional issues, including with respect to the Middle East and implementation of the 1995 Middle East Resolution| Specific issue—Improving the effectiveness of the strengthened review process| Specific issue—Peaceful uses of nuclear energy and other provisions of the Treaty| Continued consideration of the Chair's Draft Recommendations

GENERAL DEBATE

Monday, 29 April

UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, Ms. Izumi Nakamitsu
Chair of the Third Preparatory Committee, H.E. Syed Mohamad Hasrin Syed Hussin, Malaysia
Central Asian states, delivered by Kazakhstan (Mr.)
Japan (Mr.)
Kazakhstan (Mr.)
Iran (Mr.)
International Atomic Energy Agency (Mr.)
Non-Aligned Movement, delivered by Venezuela (Mr.)
European Union (Mr.)
Malaysia (Ms.)
United States (Mr.)
China (Mr.)
Agency for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America and the Caribbean (OPANAL), delivered by Brazil (Mr.)
Vienna Group of Ten, delivered by Australia (Ms.)
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), delivered by Myanmar (Ms.)
Myanmar (Ms.)
New Agenda Coalition (NAC), delivered by Brazil (Mr.)
Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) (Mr.)
Russian Federation (Mr.)
Nordic Countries, delivered by Norway (Ms.)
Arab Group, delivered by Morocco (Mr.)
Group of States, delivered by Belgium (Mr.)
African Group, delivered by Nigeria (Ms.)
Republic of Korea (Mr.)
Latvia (Mr.)
Canada (Ms.)
Austria (Mr.)
Niger (Ms.)
United Arab Emirates (Mr.)
Mexico (Mr.)
Netherlands (Mr.)
South Africa (Mr.)
Nigeria (Ms.)
Finland (Mr.)
Italy (Mr.)
New Zealand (Ms.)
Spain (Mr.)
France (Mr.)
Belgium (Mr.)

Tuesday, 30 April

Wednesday, 1 May

Kenya (Mr.)
Sri Lanka (Mr.)
Nicaragua (Mr.)
Switzerland (Ms.)
Norway (Mr.)
Madagascar (Mr.)
P5, delivered by China
Ghana (Ms.)
Mongolia (Mr.)
Kyrgyzstan (Ms.)
Lithuania (Ms.)
Guyana (Mr.)
Dominican Republic (Mr.)
Trinidad and Tobago (Ms.)
Ecuador (Mr.)
Colombia (Mr.)
Cuba (Mr.)
Uruguay (Mr.)
Honduras (Ms.)
Côte d’Ivoire (Mr.)
El Salvador (Mr.)
Greece (Mr.)
Turkey (Mr.)
Slovenia (Ms.)
Libya (Mr.)
Morocco (Ms.)
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), (Mr.)
League of Arab States, (Mr.)

Civil society

Wednesday, 1 May

Hidankyo, Mr. Jiro Hamasumi
World Council of Churches and Faith Communities Concerned about Nuclear Weapons, Ms. Emily Welty
Mayors for Peace, Mayor Kazumi Matsui of Hiroshima and Tomihisa Taue of Nagasaki
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, Mr. Alimzhan Akhmetov
Gensuikyo, Ms. Yayoi Tsuchida
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Ms. Taniel Yusef
Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, Mr. Sergio Duarte
Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy, Mr. John Burroughs
Arms Control Association, Mr. Daryl Kimball
Western States Legal Foundation, Ms. Phyllis Olin
Project Ploughshares and the Human Security in Latin America and the Caribbean Network, Mr. Cesar Jaramillo
People for Nuclear Disarmament and the Abolition 2000 Working Group on nuclear risk reduction, Mr. John Hallam
People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy and International Fellowship of Reconciliation, Ms. Sooyoung Hwang
China Arms Control and Disarmament Association, Mr. Li Chijian
Egyptian Council for Foreign Relations, Ambassador Mohamed Zahran
Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft - Vereinigte KriegsdienstgegnerInnen (DF-VK)–Youth statement, Ms. Mandy Lussenhop

CLUSTER I

Non-Aligned Movement, delivered by Indonesia (Mr.)
European Union (Ms.)
Group of 53 states, delivered by Japan (Mr.)
New Agenda Coalition (Mr.)

Thursday, 2 May

Specific issue–Nuclear disarmament and negative security assurances

CLUSTER I

United States (Mr.)
Syria (Mr.)
Non-Aligned Movement (Mr.)
Russia (Mr.)
South Africa (Ms.)
Cuba (Ms.)
Japan (Mr.)
Malaysia (Mr.)
France (Ms.)
Brazil (Mr.)
China (Mr.)
Iran (Mr.)

CLUSTER II

Specific issue–Regional issues, including with respect to the Middle East and implementation of the 1995 Middle East Resolution

Cluster II

Venezuela (Ms.)
Syria (Mr.)
Saudi Arabia (Mr.)
Mexico (Ms.)
Norway (Ms.)
Iran (Mr.)

Non-Aligned Movement, delivered by Indonesia (Mr.)
Arab Group, delivered by Mauritania (Mr.)
Cuba (Ms.)
Qatar (Mr.)
France (Mr.)
United Kingdom (Mr.)
Malaysia (Mr.)
Russia (Mr.)
African Group, delivered by Nigeria (Mr.)
European Union (Ms.)
China (Mr.)
Iran (Mr.)
Algeria (Mr.)
Iraq (Mr.)
Switzerland (Ms.)
Brazil (Mr.)
League of Arab States (Mr.)
Japan (Mr.)
South Africa (Mr.)
United States (Mr.)
Kuwait (Mr.)
Syria (Mr.)
Venezuela (Ms.)
Italy (Mr.)
Japan (Mr.)
Russia (Mr.)
China (Mr.)

Cluster III

Non-Aligned Movement, delivered by Indonesia (Mr.)
European Union (Mr.)
African Group, delivered by Nigeria (Mr.)
Arab Group, delivered by Mauritania (Mr.)
France, on behalf of Brazil, Egypt, and the Netherlands (Ms.)
Brazil (Mr.)
Cuba (Ms.)
Qatar (Ms.)
Republic of Korea (Mr.)
Netherlands (Ms.)
South Africa (Ms.)
Australia (Ms.)
Finland (Mr.)
Canada (Mr.)
Switzerland (Ms.)
Italy (Mr.)
Russia (Mr.)
Niger (Mr.)
Ukraine (Mr.)
Argentina (Mr.)
Germany (Mr.)
Poland (Mr.)
Philippines (Mr.)
France (Mr.)
Norway (Mr.)

Specific issue—Improving the effectiveness of the strengthened review process

Specific issue—Peaceful uses of nuclear energy and other provisions of the Treaty

Consideration of the Chair's Draft Recommendations

Wednesday, 8 May

Thursday, 9 May

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