Kathmandu: The UN General Assembly’s Committee on Disarmament and International Security concluded its substantive session on November 4, adopting 70 resolutions.
As Chair of the Committee, Ambassador H.E. Lok Bahadur Thapa led its month-long deliberations, guiding constructive and substantive deliberations and discussions among Member States on a wide range of issues relating to disarmament, arms control, non-proliferation, and emerging challenges to international peace and security, while ensuring that the Committee’s work was conducted in an open, inclusive, impartial, and transparent manner, according to a social media post by Nepal Mission to UN.
The Committee adopted 70 resolutions and decisions, underscoring the significance of its work in advancing the international disarmament agenda this year. The Committee reportedly expressed its appreciation is expressed to the Bureau members of Armenia, Sudan, Antigua, Barbuda, and the Netherlands for their valuable contributions and dedicated support throughout the session.
