United Nations (TDI): Global community observed International Day of Nuclear Disarmament on Thursday.
In his message for the day, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on nuclear-armed states to honor their disarmament obligations and pledge to never use nuclear weapons under any circumstances.
Guterres emphasized that the only true solution to the nuclear threat is the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
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The day serves not only to raise awareness about the dangers posed by these weapons but also to highlight the social and economic costs of their existence.
Commemorating this day at the United Nations is particularly significant, given its universal membership and longer history in addressing nuclear disarmament issues.
It provides a platform to tackle one of humanity’s greatest challenges, achieving peace and security in a world free of nuclear weapons.
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The International Day of Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, established through General Assembly resolution 68/32, aims to enhance public understanding of the threats posed by nuclear weapons and the necessity for their total abolition.
