Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
09BUDAPEST617
2009-08-25 16:06:00
CONFIDENTIAL
Embassy Budapest
Cable title:
HUNGARIAN COMMENTS ON THE IAEA GENERAL CONFERENCE
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C O N F I D E N T I A L BUDAPEST 000617
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR ISN/RA JODY DANIEL, RICHARD NEPHEW AND
EUR/CE JAMIE MOORE
E.O. 12958: DECL: 08/24/2019
TAGS: KNNP AORC PREL PARM IAEA HU
SUBJECT: HUNGARIAN COMMENTS ON THE IAEA GENERAL CONFERENCE
REF: SECSTATE 85128
Classified By: Acting P/E Counselor Jon Martinson, reasons 1.4 (b,d)
(C) In an August 18 meeting to discuss reftel, MFA Arms
Control and Non-proliferation Section Head Mark Horvath told
PolOff that Hungary supports efforts to move the process
forward during the upcoming IAEA General Conference. Horvath
noted the Arab League's intention, via a letter to Sweden,
currently holding the EU Presidency, to once again introduce
a draft resolution specifically citing Israel. Horvath
stated that the EU president is formulating a common EU reply
with member States, one that expresses support for a nuclear
free zone in the Middle East. Horvath commented that Hungary
believes that singling out one country is not the way to
address the issues in the region. He stated his belief that
Hungary "could support a single resolution" as proposed by
the USG.
LEVINE
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR ISN/RA JODY DANIEL, RICHARD NEPHEW AND
EUR/CE JAMIE MOORE
E.O. 12958: DECL: 08/24/2019
TAGS: KNNP AORC PREL PARM IAEA HU
SUBJECT: HUNGARIAN COMMENTS ON THE IAEA GENERAL CONFERENCE
REF: SECSTATE 85128
Classified By: Acting P/E Counselor Jon Martinson, reasons 1.4 (b,d)
(C) In an August 18 meeting to discuss reftel, MFA Arms
Control and Non-proliferation Section Head Mark Horvath told
PolOff that Hungary supports efforts to move the process
forward during the upcoming IAEA General Conference. Horvath
noted the Arab League's intention, via a letter to Sweden,
currently holding the EU Presidency, to once again introduce
a draft resolution specifically citing Israel. Horvath
stated that the EU president is formulating a common EU reply
with member States, one that expresses support for a nuclear
free zone in the Middle East. Horvath commented that Hungary
believes that singling out one country is not the way to
address the issues in the region. He stated his belief that
Hungary "could support a single resolution" as proposed by
the USG.
LEVINE