The 1998 NPT PrepCom
27 April - 8 May, Geneva
Official
Documents and Statements
BASIC made available official speeches, draft
texts, and related documents from the PrepCom. As many documents as were obtainable at the
PrepCom, within limits, were put up on this site.
Please note these documents were
quickly scanned, HTMLed, and uploaded. Although great effort was extended to
prevent it, the documents will contain errors, and they should not be regarded as
official.
Also note that, following the general debate,
all PrepCom meetings took place in closed sessions. Observers - including NGOs - were not
allowed to attend. This made obtaining speeches more difficult.
Opening Statement
by the Chair of the 1998 PrepCom
by Ambassador Eugeniusz Wyzner of Poland, 27 April 1998
Canada's Statement in
the General Debate
by Ambassador Mark J. Moher, 27 April 1998
China's Statement in the
General Debate
by Ambassador Sha Zukang, 27 April 1998
Egypt's Statement in the
General Debate
by Ambassador Muhnir Zahran, 28 April 1998
The European
Union's Statement in the General Debate
by Ambassador Ian Soutar, Permanent Representative to the CD, 27 April 1998
Germany's Statement in
the General Debate
by Dr. Gunter Seibert, 29 April 1998
Indonesia's
Statement in the General Debate
by Ambassador Makarim Wibisono, 27 April 1998
New Zealand's
Statement in the General Debate
by Ambassador Clive Pearson, 27 April 1998
P-5 Statement in the
General Debate
by the Delegations of China, France, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and the
United States, 28 April 1998
South Africa's
Statement in the General Debate
by Peter Goosen, Minister, 27 April 1998
Russia's Statement in
the General Debate
by Ambassador G.V.Berdennikov, 27 April 1998
Turkey's Statement in
the General Debate
by Reha Keskintepe, Representative, 27 April 1998
Ukraine's Statement in
the General Debate
by Olexiy Rybak, Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Department, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, 28 April 1998
The United States'
Statement in the General Debate
by Norman Wulf, Representative to the PrepCom, 27 April 1998
Work and Outcome of
the PrepCom
Canadian Comments
on Track II
5 May 1998
Canadian Working
Paper: Input for the Possible Revised Chair's Working Paper
27 April 1998
NAM Working Paper for
the PrepCom
Submitted by Indonesia as NAM Chair, 28 April 1998
South Africa's
Working Paper on Possible Products of the NPT's Strengthened Review Process
4 May 1998
Indicative
Timetable for the PrepCom
28 April 1998, NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/INF.2
Cluster 1 -
Nuclear Disarmament
Canadian Draft
Statement on Current START Standstill
NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/4, released on 30 April 1998
Finland's
Statement in the Cluster 1 Debate
by Ambassador Markuu Reimaa, 29 April 1998
Indonesia's
Statement on Cluster 1
by Ambassador Makarim Wibisono, 29 April 1998
Japan's
Working Paper on Cluster 1
NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/6, released on 29 April 1998
Japan's
Working Paper with Additional Elements on Cluster 1
NPT/CONF/2000/PC.II/9, 1 May 1998
South Africa's
Statement in the Cluster 1 Debate
29 April 1998
South Africa's
Working Paper on Cluster 1
NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/12, 4 May 1998
Sweden's
Statement in the Cluster 1 Debate
30 April 1998
Swiss Proposals
on Cluster One
NPT/CONF/200/PC.II/7, 29 April 1998
United Kingdom's
Statement on Nuclear Disarmament
by Ambassador Ian Soutar, 29 April 1998
United States'
Statement in Cluster 1 Debate
by Norman Wulf, U.S. Delegation Head, 30 April 1998
Cluster 2 -
Nuclear Safety
No speeches yet available.
Cluster 3 -
Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy
No speeches yet available.
The Fissile
Material Cut-off Treaty
Australia's
Statement on FMCT
by Amb. John B. Campbell, 30 April 1998
Fissile Material
Cut-off Treaty Concept Paper
put out by Australia, 29 April 1998
Indonesia' s
Statement on FMCT
by Ambassador Makarim Wibisono, 30 April 1998
South
Africa's Statement on FMCT
30 April 1998
United Kingdom's
Statement on FMCT
by Christine Ferguson, 30 April 1998
The Resolution on the Middle
East
Egypt's
Working Paper on the Resolution on the Middle East
NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/22, 5 May 1998
EU Statement on
Middle East Nuclear Weapon Free Zone Resolutions
by the Representative of the United Kingdom, 4 May 1998
Negative
Security Assurances
Australia's
Statement on Negative Security Assurances
6 May 1998
Chinese Statement
on Negative Security Assurances
6 May 1998
France's Statement
on Security Assurances
by Ambassador Joelle Bourgois, 6 May 1998
South Africa's
Statement on Security Assurances
6 May 1998
South Africa's
Working Paper on Security Assurances
27 April 1998, NPT/CONF.2000/PC.II/2
US Statement on
Security Assurances
by Norman Wulf, US Head of Delegation, 6 May 1998
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