The Libyan mission to the United Nations participated in the work of the First Committee on Disarmament and International Security.
Libya confirmed through its speech that. Delivered by Minister Plenipotentiary Issam Omran Ben Zaytoun, “the importance of achieving the goal of eliminating nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction, and called on countries possessing these weapons to join the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.”
Libya stressed the suffering of the Palestinian people under the Israeli occupation, noting the serious threats of the Minister of the occupying Zionist entity regarding the use of nuclear weapons against civilians in Gaza. It also indicated the martyrdom of more than 41,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, and the injury of more than 100,000 others. In addition to the complete destruction of the infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, it also condemned the attacks on religious sanctities, and called on the international community to take a firm stance to stop these ongoing violations.
Libya reiterated “the importance of establishing a zone free of nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East,” noting its voluntary abandonment of its nuclear program in 2003, hoping that other countries will follow suit, and welcoming the efforts made to achieve this goal through direct negotiation between the parties. “concerned.”
Libya called for “activating the United Nations program to prevent illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, and stressed the need to strengthen international cooperation in the field of information security to confront cyber threats.”
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