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Saudi Arabia Insists Israel Sign NPT
Arab News JEDDAH, 14 June 2005
Arab News JEDDAH, 14 June 2005
ElBaradei: Ignoring Israel undermines NPT
Mon, 16 Feb 2009 19:11:59 GMT
Mon, 16 Feb 2009 19:11:59 GMT
A-57-PV.46 General Assembly Session 57 meeting 46 ,2002
Report of the International Energy atomic Agency
Mr.Atta (Egypt) (spoke in arabic): [...]In spite of all those efforts and initiatives to attain peace and
stability for all States in the region, Israel has never seriously shown the will to accept the safeguards
regime for its nuclear facilities. This has had negative consequences for the implementation of comprehensive
Safeguards for nuclear facilities in the Middle East. It means that the international community now has a double
respon-sibility: to put an end to all the dangers of proliferation for the sake of peace and security, and to ensure the
implementation of comprehensive IAEA safeguards. Page 11
Mr. Mustafa (Sudan):[...]The fight against nuclear proliferation, as well as the signature and ratification of
additional protocols, are among the most important issues for the Agency. Hence my country signed and ratified
the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) in 1973. The treaty entered into force in July
1997 -- a long time ago. But the situation in the Middle East requires in-depth analysis and a comprehensive
view, since the only nuclear entity in this region, Israel, refuses to sign the NPT or an Additional
Protocol, and it offers some unacceptable justifications and pretexts for not doing so. This is distorted
logic that is making it impossible to bring about true peace in the Middle East. And this, in turn, means that the
region is now caught in a vicious circle.... Page 10
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Mr.Atta (Egypt) (spoke in arabic): [...]In spite of all those efforts and initiatives to attain peace and
stability for all States in the region, Israel has never seriously shown the will to accept the safeguards
regime for its nuclear facilities. This has had negative consequences for the implementation of comprehensive
Safeguards for nuclear facilities in the Middle East. It means that the international community now has a double
respon-
Mr. Mustafa (Sudan):[...]The fight against nuclear proliferation, as well as the signature and ratification of
additional protocols, are among the most important issues for the Agency. Hence my country signed and ratified
the Treaty on the Non-
Protocol, and it offers some unacceptable justifications and pretexts for not doing so. This is distorted
logic that is making it impossible to bring about true peace in the Middle East. And this, in turn, means that the
region is now caught in a vicious circle.... Page 10
Complete PDF file
