Principles and guidelines for international negotiations

Draft guiding principles for international negotiations

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations.

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations.

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (continued)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (continued)

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Noting that the identification of principles and guidelines of relevance to international negotiations could contribute to enhancing the predictability of negotiating parties, reducing uncertainty and promoting an atmosphere of trust at negotiations,

However, such principles would serve not only as guidelines, but as criteria against which the conduct of negotiating States could be judged.

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(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

Noting that the identification and harmonization of guiding principles for international negotiations could contribute to enhancing the predictability of negotiating parties, reducing uncertainty and promoting an atmosphere of trust at negotiations, and could offer a frame of reference for negotiations,

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (continued) (A 52 141)

Moreover, the agreed principles and rules of given negotiations could set clearly the aim of negotiations, the framework for addressing the issues, the order of their consideration and so forth, in other words agreeing on the terms of negotiations without prejudging their outcome.

The guiding principles could not be seen as purely legal matters because they would be applied in the specific political contexts of negotiations, which would differ from negotiation to negotiation.

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (resolution 52 155).

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Accordingly, and in keeping with its principled positions on disarmament, Cuba actively participated in negotiations on the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty at the Conference on Disarmament, where it clearly stated what should be the letter and the spirit of the Treaty being negotiated.

The principle of direct negotiations also applied to Syria and Lebanon, and he invited them to resume negotiations with his country.

The General Assembly has asked the Conference on Disarmament to negotiate principles for conventional arms control within the regional and subregional framework.

Both conventions were negotiated on a common principle.

It led to the signing of the declaration of principles that will form the basis for future talks.

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6. The duty of States to adhere strictly to the agreed principles and rules of conducting given negotiations is an important principles that should be reflected in the body of guiding principles.

Bearing in mind that in their negotiations States should be guided by the relevant principles of international law,

Having considered the sub item entitled quot Draft guiding principles for international negotiations quot ,

It also expresses the belief that the development of principles for international negotiations is important for successful and predictable negotiations and is in full conformity with the objectives of the United Nations Decade of International Law.

This principle, however, should also not prevent negotiating partners from having certain ideas about the nature and the contents of the treaty to be.

Negotiations on the new scale must be based on the principle of capacity to pay.

(d) Basic principles governing a headquarters agreement to be negotiated between the Court and host country

Such negotiations will not, however, be equitable unless the principle of the sovereign equality of all States is observed.

The negotiating process, which concluded in September, was unworthy of the intergovernmental character of the Organization and did not live up to its principle of the sovereign equality of States.

It will fail to regain its importance as the multilateral negotiating body on disarmament treaties unless Member States proceed to substantive negotiations on items relevant to the current international security environment.

The Conference on Disarmament is not the appropriate forum to negotiate rules of international humanitarian law.

We have always advocated cross Strait dialogues and negotiations on the basis of the one China principle.

We have always stood for dialogue and negotiation between the two sides on the basis of the one China principle.

(a) Report of the Secretary General on the draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 53 332 and Add.1)

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1. We should like to state that the Socialist People s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya considers that the draft guiding principles for international negotiations accord with the general principles of international law and, in particular, with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and that they would safeguard the legitimate rights of small States in negotiations at both the bilateral and multilateral levels.

29. New Zealand welcomed the useful draft guiding principles for international negotiations, which had been presented by Mongolia and which addressed the need for the creation of a level playing field for all States, large and small alike.

In this context, the mediators have put forward a declaration of principles document to govern and expedite the negotiation process.