UN General Assembly
2007

dialogue the two parties are, together, proving their ability to look for a mutually beneficial political solution. We would strongly encourage them to do so, convinced as we have always been that only a negotiated, political solution will put an end to this conflict. Because it is at the heart of any lasting peace in the region and throughout the world, the settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict must remain an absolute priority for our Organization. In this respect, it has been established that the only solution is the creation of a Palestinian State that is viable with secure and internationally recognized borders alongside a State of Israel that is also certain of its security. And this is now where all efforts should be focused. In welcoming the existence of nuclear-weapon- free zones, Burkina Faso is also calling for a responsible, just and equitable approach to the so- called nuclear crises. My delegation is very much concerned by the proliferation and the trafficking of small arms and light weapons, which for the victims