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Expresses its satisfaction with the proceedings of the International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy convened in accordance with General Assembly resolution 810 (IX), and commends the participants therein for the high scientific quality of the papers and discussions, and for the spirit of co-operation which prevailed at the Conference;
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Noles the impressive results achieved b,: the Conference in facilitating the free flow of scientific knowledge relating to the production and peaceful uses of atomic energy and in laying a foundation for the fuller exchange of information on the development of atomic energy for tl. e aims of human welfare ;
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Expresses its appreciation of the work of the Secretary-General and of the Advisory Committee established under paragraph 5 of section B of resolution 810
(IX) in preparing and organizing the Conference;
4
Recommendsthat a second international conference for the exchange of technical information regard-
ing the peaceful uses of atomic energy should be held under the auspices of the United Nations in two to three years time;
5
Requeststhe Secretary-General, acting upon the advice of the Advisory Committee referred to in paragraph 7 of section I of the present resolution and in consultation with the appropriate specialized agencies, to determine an appropriate place and date, to issue invitations to the conference in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 7 of section B of resolution 810 (IX), to prepare and circulate an agenda, and to provide the necessary staff and services ;
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Invitesthe specialized agencies to consult with the Secretary-General and the Advisory Committee with a view to ensuring proper co-ordination between the conference referred to in paragraph 4 above and such technical conferences as they or their affiliated non-governmental scientific organizations may convene on the more specialized aspects of the peaceful uses of atomic energy;
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Decides to continue the Advisory Committee established under paragraph S of section B of resolution 810 (IX) in order that it may assist the Secretary- General in carrying out the provisions of the present resolution;
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N ates with satisfaction that substantial progress has been made toward negotiation of a draft statute establishing an International Atomic Energy Agency and that this draft has been circulated to Governments for their consideration and comment;
2
Welcomes the announced intention. of Governments sponsoring the Agency to invite all States Members of the United Nations or members of the specialized agencies to participate in a conference on the final text of the statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency;
3
Further welc<Jmes the extension of invitations to the Governments of Brazil, Czechoslovakia, India and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to participate, as Governments concerned, with the present sponsoring Governments in· neJotiations on the draft statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency;
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Recommendsthat the Governments concerned take into account the views expressed on the Agency during the present session of the General Assembly, as well as the comments transmitted directly by Govern• ments, and that they take all possible measures to establish the Agency without delay, bearing in mind the provisions of the present resolution;
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Requeststhe Secretary-General, in consultation with the Advisory Committee referred to in paragraph 7 of section I of the present resolution, to study the question of the relationship of the International Atomic Energy Agency to the United Nations, and to transmit the_ results of their study to the Governments concerned before the conference ref erred to in paragraph 2 of section II above is convened ;
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Requeststhe Governments concerned to report to the General Assembly as appropriate;
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Suggests that the International Atomic Energy Agency, when established, consider the desirability of
arranging for an international periodical devoted to the peaceful uses of atomic energy.
3 December 1955.
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CONCERNING AN INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY
CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ON THE PEACEFUL USES OF AT6MIC ENERGY
