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Conference on Disarmament

Wikipedia short information

The Conference on Disarmament (CD) is a forum established by the international community to negotiate multilateral arms control and disarmament agreements. Established in 1979, as the Committee on Disarmament, it was renamed to Conference on Disarmament in 1984. It was the forum used by its member states, currently numbering 65, to negotiate the Biological Weapons Convention and the Chemical Weapons Convention.

While the conference is not formally a United Nations (UN) organization, it is linked to the UN through a personal representative of the United Nations Secretary-General; this representative (currently Michael Møller) serves as the secretary general of the conference. Resolutions adopted by the UN General Assembly often request the conference to consider specific disarmament matters. In turn, the conference annually reports its activities to the Assembly.

Link: CD

Official Web-Site

 

CD map

 

Members, Observers and other participations

Full members Observers Special members
Algeria Bosnia & Herzegovina  
Argentina Croatia  
Australia Montenegro  
Austria North-Macedonia  
Bangladesh Serbia  
Belarus Slovenia  
Belgium    
Brazil    
Bulgaria    
Cameroon    
Canada    
Chile    
China    
Colombia    
Congo - Kinshasa    
Cuba    
Ecuador    
Egypt    
Ethiopia    
Finland    
France    
Germany    
Great Britain    
Hungary    
India    
Indonesia    
Iran    
Iraq    
Ireland    
Israel    
Italy    
Kazakhstan    
Kenya    
Korea North    
Korea South    
Malaysia    
Mexico    
Mongolia    
Morocco    
Myanmar / Burma    
Netherlands    
New Zealand    
Nigeria    
Norway    
Pakistan    
Peru    
Poland    
Romania    
Russia    
Senegal    
Slovakia    
South Africa    
Spain    
Sri Lanka    
Sweden    
Switzerland    
Syria    
Tunisia    
Turkey    
Ukraine    
United States of America    
Venezuela    
Vietnam    
Zimbabwe    

 

 

 

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