Translation of "arms control and disarmament agency " (English → French) :

24. Insists on the need to continue to press for implementation at international level of the EU strategy against the spread of WMD, to work actively for the retention of the existing arms control and disarmament system, in particular for the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, the consistent implementation and comprehensive monitoring of the Chemical Weapons Convention, an international ban on cluster munitions and universal application of the Ottawa Convention banning landmines, to place greater emphasis on initiatives to control the small-arms trade ...[+++]and other disarmament and non-proliferation initiatives and issues, and to strengthen multilateral non-proliferation treaties and provide the financial means to implement the EU's WMD strategy; calls on the EU and the Member States to play a positive and effective role in ending the ongoing deadlock at the Geneva Disarmament Conference and to take steps to ensure that the negotiations result in a non-discriminatory, multilateral, international and effectively verifiable treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons;

The EU Council Working Party on Global Disarmament and Arms Controls (CODUN) and the EU Joint Situation Centre (SitCen) have, since 2007, developed an EU initiative to hinder illicit trafficking of SALW by air transport, by enhancing the exchange, among Member States, of relevant information on suspected air-carriers.

17. Insists on strict implementation of all existing arms control and disarmament agreements; calls for the reopening of political dialogue within the OSCE and the Conference on Disarmament on security, arms control and disarmament issues, with a view to putting a definitive end to the arms race, to agreeing on further arms reductions and to establishing a nuclear-weapon-free Europe;

14. Takes the view that President Putin's announcement that Russia would no longer stand by the terms of the 1990 treaty on the non-proliferation and reduction of conventional troops in Europe is an inadequate response to the anti-missile system plans; insists on the strict implementation of all existing arms control and disarmament agreements; calls for the reopening of political dialogue within the OSCE on security, arms control and ...[+++]disarmament issues with a view to putting a definitive end to the arms race in Europe, agreeing on further arms reductions and establishing a nuclear-weapon-free Europe;

5. Takes the view that President Putin’s announcement that Russia would no longer stand by the terms of the 1990 treaty on the non-proliferation and reduction of conventional troops in Europe is an inadequate response to the anti-missile system plans; insists on the strict implementation of all existing arms control and disarmament agreements; calls for the reopening of political dialogue within the OSCE on security, arms control and ...[+++]disarmament issues with a view to putting a definitive end to the arms race in Europe, to agreeing on further arms reductions and establishing a nuclear-weapon-free Europe;

5. Deeply regrets the failure of the Summit to make a reference in the Outcome Document and to take decisions on nuclear disarmament, essential reductions in other weapons, the implementation and strengthening of existing arms control and disarmament agreements, as well as on the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction; calls on the EU Member States to contribute actively to the revitalisation of multilateral arms control and disarmament nego ...[+++]tiations, in particular the UN Conference on Disarmament;