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47/39 GA

Chemical and bacteriological (biological) weapons

47
Session
Draft symbol A/47/690
Adopted symbol 47/39
UN Document 47/39 ↗

Vote ConsensusA/47/PV.74 Dec. 11, 1992

Speeches following this vote (3) may include explanations of vote
The President
I call on the respresentative of the United States of America for a statement in explanation of position.
Mr. Watson (United States of America)
The United States Government believes that the General Assembly has made history today. By adopting the draft resolution on chemical weapons without a vote, the United Nations and all its Member States are sending to the world a positive and overwhelming message of support for the chemical weapons Convention. With 144 sponsors, support for the Convention is truly global, and the United State…
The President
The General Assembly has just adopted a truly important resolution on its disarmament and international security agenda. (The President) commending the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction. The Convention is the result of long and often difficult negotiations by States members of the Geneva-based Confe…
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