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Conference on Disarmament
Press Release Index 2004
September
7 (final): Conference on Disarmament Concludes
2004 Session
September
7: Conference on Disarmament Adopts Annual Report,
Concludes 2004 Session, Minute of Silence Observed in
Memory of Victims of Hostage Takers in Beslan
September
2: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
from Argentina, Israel, Malaysia and Kazakhstan
August
26: China and Russia Present New Contributions
to Conference on Banning Weapons in Outer Space: Canada,
France, Sweden and Sri Lanka Support Re-Establishing an Ad
Hoc Committee on Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space
August
19: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
from Israel, Japan, Poland and Myanmar as President
August 12:
Conference on Disarmament Hears Statement by Australia in
Support of Starting Negotiations on a FMCT
Morocco Makes Concluding Remarks as Outgoing President
of the Conference
August
5: Japan Urges Conference on Disarmament to Start
Negotiations on Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty
President Says First Informal Meeting on New Issues Opens
the Conference to Realities of the World
July
29: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statement
by United States on Landmines and Fissile Materials: Conference
Starts Third and Last Part of its 2004 Session
June
24: Mongolia, Norway and Kenya Praise Informal
Plenary Sessions in Conference on Disarmament: Conference
Concludes Second Part of 2004 Session
June
16: Representative of Spain Bids Farewell to
Conference on Disarmament: Mongolia Assesses the Situation
in the Conference at the End of its Presidency
June
10: United States Briefs Conference on Disarmament
on G8 Plan on Nonproliferation: Conference Extends Condolences
on Death of Former President Ronald Reagan
June
3: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
by Poland, Russian Federation, United States and Sudan: President
of Conference Summarizes Outcome of Informal Plenary on Prevention
of an Arms Race in Outer Space
May
27: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
from Romania as well as the Incoming and Outgoing Presidents
May
18: Colombia Addresses Conference on Disarmament:
Reiterates support for the CTBT
May
13: Conference on Disarmament Opens Second Part
of 2004 Session: Hears Statements by Israel and Myanmar
March
25: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
from Romania, Algeria, and the United States: In farewell
remarks, Japanese representative says "Breath of fresh air"
needed for conference to carry out its work"
March
18: Foreign Minister of Sri Lanka Addresses Conference
on Disarmament: Spain calls on converence to adopt programme
of work as tribute to victims of terrorism
March
17: Foreign Minister of Netherlands Addresses
Conference on Disarmament
March
16: Senior Officials from Canada, Ireland, Bangladesh
and Sweden Address Conference on Disarmament: Conference
observes minute of silence in memory of victims of Madrid
bombings
March
11: Conference on Disarmament Commemorates International
Women's Day: Women's Non-Governmental Organizations Address
Message to Conference; Member States Invited to Hold 2005
Summer Session in Hiroshima
February
26: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements
on the Fifth Anniversary of the Mine Ban Convention: United
Kingdom, United States Speak about National Policies for Non-Proliferation
of Weapons of Mass Destruction
February
19: Conference on Disarmament Hears Statesments
from France, Myanmar, Venezuela and Malaysia: Malaysia
Denies U.S. Claim that a Malaysian Company is Involved with
an International Network which Supports Illegal Production
of Centrifuges
February 12:
Conference on Disarmament Decides to Enhance Engagement of
Civil Society In its work: hears statements from Poland,
China, Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the United
States
February 5:
Conference on Disarmament Hears Statements from Spain, Romania,
and Italy
January
29: Foreign Minister of Iran Defends Country's
Inalienable Right to Nuclear Technology for Peaceful Purposes
January 27: Conference
on Disarmament Adopts Agenda for 2004 Session
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