UN General Assembly
2000

non-peaceful intentions still harboured by the Government of Iraq towards Kuwait. What is deeply regrettable is that the Government of Iraq has not only failed to meet the obligations we outlined earlier, but that it has allegedly completed the elimination of its weapons of mass destruction while at the same time not allowing United Nations inspectors to verify those claims. Iraq also claims to have fulfilled all its obligations under the relevant Security Council resolutions. In its stance, Iraq stands isolated in the face of the United Nations, the international community and the many regional organizations and groupings that continue to call on Iraq to complete its implementation of Security Council resolutions. In his report on the work of the Organization this year, the Secretary-General put it succinctly and eloquently when he stated: “Iraq's lack of compliance with various Security Council resolutions continues to be of grave concern.” (A/55/1, para. 54) In addition, the decision adopted by the last ministerial meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, last June