A/RES/49/65 GA
Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency : resolution / adopted by the General Assembly
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| Draft symbol | A/49/L.2/Rev.2 |
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| Adopted symbol | A/RES/49/65 |
| Category | POLITICAL AND LEGAL QUESTIONS |
| Significance | ★ Important vote US State Dept designation |
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Full text of resolution
UNITED
UNITED
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NATIONS
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General Assembly
Distr.
GENERAL
A/RES/49/65
19 January 1995
Forty-ninth session
Agenda item 14
RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
[without reference to a Main Committee (A/49/L.2/Rev.2 and
Rev.2/Add.1 and A/49/L.22, para. 2)]
49/65.
Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency
The General Assembly,
Having received the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency to
the General Assembly for the year 1993, 1/
Noting the statement of the Director General of the International Atomic
Energy Agency of 17 October 1994, 2/ in which he provided additional
information on the main developments in the activities of the Agency during
1994,
Recognizing the importance of the work of the Agency in promoting the
further application of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, as envisaged in
its statute and in accordance with the inalienable right of States parties to
the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 3/ and other relevant
____________
1/
International Atomic Energy Agency, The Annual Report for 1993
(Austria, July 1994) (GC(XXXVIII)/2 and Corr.1); transmitted to the members of
the General Assembly by a note by the Secretary-General (A/49/297 and Corr.1).
2/
See Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty-ninth Session,
Plenary Meetings, 33rd meeting, and corrigendum.
3/
United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 729, No. 10485.
95-76315
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internationally legally binding agreements that have concluded relevant
safeguards agreements with the Agency to develop research, production and use
of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination and in
conformity with articles I and II of the Treaty, other relevant articles and
with the object and purposes of the Treaty,
Also recognizing the special needs of the developing countries for
technical assistance from the Agency in order to benefit effectively from the
application of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes as well as from the
contribution of nuclear energy to their economic development,
Conscious of the importance of the work of the Agency in the
implementation of the safeguards provisions of the Treaty on the Non-
Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and other international treaties, conventions
and agreements designed to achieve similar objectives, as well as in ensuring,
as far as it is able, that the assistance provided by the Agency or at its
request or under its supervision or control is not used in such a way as to
further any military purpose, as stated in article II of its statute,
Further recognizing the importance of the work of the Agency on nuclear
power, applications of nuclear methods and techniques, nuclear safety,
radiological protection and radioactive waste management, including its work
directed towards assisting developing countries in all these fields,
Again stressing the need for the highest standards of safety in the
design and operation of nuclear plants so as to minimize risks to life, health
and the environment,
Noting from the Director General’s statement that the Agency is now in a
position to implement its ongoing monitoring and verification plan in Iraq,
Taking note of resolutions GOV/2711 of 21 March 1994 and GOV/2742 of
10 June 1994 of the Board of Governors and GC(XXXVIII)/RES/16 of 23 September
1994 of the General Conference of the Agency 4/in connection with the
implementation of the Agreement between the Government of the Democratic
People’s Republic of Korea and the International Atomic Energy Agency for the
application of safeguards in connection with the Treaty on the Non-
Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 5/ as well as the statements of the
President of the Security Council of 31 March, 30 May and 4 November 1994; 6/
expressing its grave concern that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
has failed to discharge its safeguards obligations; and supporting all
efforts, including ongoing bilateral discussions, which can contribute to the
full implementation by the Democratic People’s Republic of its safeguards
agreement,
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4/
International Atomic Energy Agency, Resolutions and Other
Decisions of the General Conference, Thirty-eighth Regular Session,
19-23 September 1994 (CG(XXXVIII)/RES/DEC(1994).
5/
INFCIRC/403.
6/
S/PRST/1994/13, 28 and 64, respectively.
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Bearing in mind resolutions GC(XXXVIII)/RES/6 on measures to resolve
international radioactive waste management issues, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/7 on a plan
for producing potable water economically, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/8 on the
strengthening of the Agency’s technical cooperation activities,
GC(XXXVIII)/RES/10 on strengthening the effectiveness and improving the
efficiency of the safeguards system, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/15 on measures against
the illicit trafficking in nuclear material, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/16 on the
implementation of the agreement between the Agency and the Democratic People’s
Republic of Korea for the application of safeguards in connection with the
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/17 on an
African nuclear-weapon-free zone, GC(XXXVIII)/RES/19 on the implementation of
Security Council resolutions 687 (1991), 707 (1991) and 715 (1991) relating to
Iraq and GC(XXXVIII)/RES/21 on the application of Agency safeguards in the
Middle East, adopted on 23 September 1994 by the General Conference of the
Agency at its thirty-eighth regular session, 4/
Taking note also of resolution GC(XXXVIII)/RES/14 on the amendment of
article VI of the statute relating to the membership of the Board of Governors
of the Agency, 4/
Welcoming resolution GC(XXXVIII)/RES/18 of the General Conference of the
Agency inviting South Africa to resume participation in all activities of the
Agency, 4/
Noting the adoption on 17 June 1994 and the opening for signature of the
Convention on Nuclear Safety at the Agency headquarters at Vienna, 7/
1.
Takes note of the report of the International Atomic Energy
Agency;
2.
Affirms its confidence in the role of the Agency in the
application of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes;
3.
Urges all States to strive for effective and harmonious
international cooperation in carrying out the work of the Agency, pursuant to
its statute; in promoting the use of nuclear energy and the application of the
necessary measures to strengthen further the safety of nuclear installations
and to minimize risks to life, health and the environment; in strengthening
technical assistance and cooperation for developing countries; and in ensuring
the effectiveness and efficiency of the safeguards systems of the Agency;
4.
Welcomes the measures and decisions taken by the Agency to
strengthen the safeguards system;
5.
Welcomes also the measures and decisions taken by the Agency to
strengthen its technical assistance and cooperation activities;
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7/
INFCIRC/449.
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6.
Commends the Director General and the secretariat of the Agency
for their impartial efforts to implement the safeguards agreement still in
force between the Agency and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and
urges the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to cooperate without further
delay with the Agency in the full implementation of the safeguards agreement
and to allow the Agency to have access to all safeguards-relevant information
and locations;
7.
Also commends the Director General of the Agency and his staff for
their strenuous efforts in the implementation of Security Council resolutions
687 (1991) of 3 April, 707 (1991) of 15 August and 715 (1991) of
11 October 1991, and stresses the need for Iraq to continue its cooperation
with the Agency in achieving the complete and long-term implementation of the
relevant Security Council resolutions;
8.
Calls upon all States to take all necessary measures to prevent
illicit trafficking in nuclear material, and welcomes the initiatives taken by
the Agency to intensify international cooperation efforts in this respect;
9.
Appeals to all States to become parties to the Convention on
Nuclear Safety;
10.
Requests the Secretary-General to transmit to the Director General
of the Agency the records of the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly
relating to the activities of the Agency.
90th plenary meeting
15 December 1994
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