Relationship Between Disarmament and Development

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 69Relationship between disarmament and development, published in 1986.

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Agenda Appointment of Officials Conferences Development Disarmament Documents Recommendations Rules of Procedure Work Organization

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Takes note with satisfaction of the report of the Preparatory Committee for the International Conference on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development 1°9 and approves the recommendations contained therein;

Recommends for adoption by the International Conference on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development the following provisional agenda drawn up by the Preparatory Committee:

I. Opening of the Conference 2.

Election of the President 3.

Adoption of the rules of procedure

Election of the other officers

Credentials of the representatives to the Conference:

Appointment of the Credentials Committee;

Report of the Credentials Committee 6.

Adoption of the agenda

Organization of work

Consideration of the relationship between disarmament and development in all its aspects and dimensions with a view to reaching appropriate conclusions

Consideration of the implications of the level and magnitude of military expenditures, in particular those of nuclear-weapon States and other militarily important States, for the world economy and the international economic and social situation, particularly for the developing countries, and formulation of appropriate recommendations for remedial measures I 0.

Consideration of ways and means of releasing additional resources, through disarmament measures, for development purposes, in particular for the benefit of developing countries

Adoption of the final document of the Conference

Adoption of the report of the Conference to the General Assembly;

Also recommends for adoption by the Conference the proposals relating to procedure contained in the report of the Preparatory Committee; 110 4.

Expresses its appreciation to the Government of France for its invitation to act as host to the Conference, and accordingly decides that the Conference shall be held in Paris from 15 July to 2 August I 986; 111 Requests the Secretary-General to invite all States to 5. participate in the Conference and to apply, as regards other participants and observers, the provisions of section XI of the provisional rules of procedure for the Conference, annexed to the report of the Preparatory Committee;

Authorizes the Preparatory Committee to hold one or, if necessary, two additional sessions, each of two weeks' duration, open to all States and devoted to consid- HI. Resolutions adopted on the reports of the First Committee

eration of the substantive questions included in the agenda for the Conference;

Decides that the second session of the Preparatory Committee shall be held in New York from I to 11 April 1986 and that, if necessary, a third session shall be held in New York in June, taking into account all relevant factors, including the need for minimizing costs and for adequate representation;

Requests the Secretary-General to appoint the Secretary-General of the Conference;

Requests the Secretary-General of the Conference to assist in the tasks provided for in paragraph 19 of the report of the Preparatory Committee and to ensure implementation of the recommendations contained in paragraphs 20 (documentation), 21 (convening of a panel of eminent personalities qualified in the field of disarmament and development 112 ), 22 (appropriate information to the General Assembly on the preparatory process) and 23 (dissemination of information relating to the Conference and its preparatory work);

Requests the organizations of the United Nations system and the International Atomic Energy Agency to contribute fully to the preparatory work in the field of documentation, in conformity with the recommendations contained in paragraph 20 of the report of the Preparatory Committee.

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