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10. Welcomes the outcome of the Nuclear Security Summit of April 2010, which highlighted the global importance of preventing nuclear terrorism and securing all vulnerable nuclear materials in four years and agreeing on a work plan for improving and universalising existing nuclear security agreements and programmes; supports the initiatives taken by individual countries to improve security at home and encourages other states to join in this process;

7. Welcomes the outcome of the Nuclear Security Summit of April 2010 highlighting the global importance of preventing nuclear terrorism and securing all vulnerable nuclear materials in four years and agreeing on a Work Plan for improving and universalising existing nuclear security agreements and programmes; supports the initiatives taken by individual countries for improving security at home and encourages other states to join; recalls that by definition nuclear power is a dual use technology and therefore even the promotion and export of nuclear technology for ‘civilian’ use always carries the inherent risk of proliferation of weapon ...[+++]s of mass destruction; reminds that more than 40 countries are currently working on the build-up of nuclear programmes and that several of these countries are located in crisis regions such as the Middle East;

8. Welcomes the Nuclear Security Summit of April 2010 which highlighted the global importance of preventing nuclear terrorism and securing all vulnerable nuclear materials in four years and the Work Plan for improving and universalizing existing nuclear security agreements and programs; supports the initiatives taken by individual countries for improving security at home and encourages other states to join; Supports the initiative for a nuclear free Middle East;

10. Welcomes the outcome of the Nuclear Security Summit of April 2010, which highlighted the global importance of preventing nuclear terrorism and securing all vulnerable nuclear materials in four years and agreeing on a work plan for improving and universalising existing nuclear security agreements and programmes; supports the initiatives taken by individual countries to improve security at home and encourages other states to join in this process;

21. Supports the convening of the April 2010 Nuclear Security Summit, recognising that the unauthorised trade in and use of nuclear materials is an immediate and serious threat to global security, and looks forward to concrete proposals to increase the security of vulnerable nuclear materials, which could include measures to effectively investigate instances where material has been unlawfully diverted and prosecute those responsible;

A central goal leading up to the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit must be to find ways to work together to strengthen the global framework for nuclear security and continue high-level attention on this topic after nuclear security summits stop taking place.