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Disarmament


DC/2908
09/03/2004
Press Release
DC/2908


Regional conference on Small Arms, Light Weapons


in Almaty, Kazakhstan, 16 - 18 March


NEW YORK, 9 March (Department for Disarmament Affairs) -- Experts from the five Central Asian States -- Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan -— will attend a regional conference on the issue of small arms and light weapons in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on 16-18 March 2004.

DCF/437
26/02/2004
Press Release
DCF/437


CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT HEARS STATEMENTS ON FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF MINE-BAN CONVENTION


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 26 February (UN Information Service) –- The Conference on Disarmament this morning heard a series of statements marking the fifth anniversary of the Mine-Ban Convention on 1 March and expressing aspirations for the First Review Conference of the Convention which, will be held in Kenya at the end of the year.

DCF/434
05/02/2004
Press Release
DCF/434


CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT HEARS STATEMENTS FROM SPAIN, ROMANIA AND ITALY


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 5 February (UN Information Service) -- The Conference on Disarmament this morning heard statements from Spain, Romania and Italy.

DC/2905
03/02/2004
Press Release
DC/2905


DISARMAMENT ADVISORY BOARD TO ADDRESS TERRORISM, WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION


AT FORTHCOMING NEW YORK SESSION, 4 - 6 FEBRUARY


NEW YORK, 3 February (Department for Disarmament Affairs) -- The Secretary-General’s Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters will meet for a three-day closed session in New York from 4 to 6 February 2004.  The last session of the Board was held in Geneva from 16 to 18 July 2003.  The Board meets twice a year.

DCF/432
27/01/2004
Press Release
DCF/432


CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT ADOPTS AGENDA FOR 2004 SESSION


Hears Statement by Syria on Making

Middle East Free from Weapons of Mass Destruction


GENEVA, 27 January (UN Information Service) -- The Conference on Disarmament this morning adopted by consensus its agenda for its 2004 session and heard a statement from Syria which called for turning the Middle East into an area free from weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.