UN General Assembly
2010

bring its prevalence under control. Given those outcomes, it is clear that, if our country is to pursue the implementation of the priorities of our development plan, we need significant support from our development partners. With regard to nuclear disarmament, the proliferation crisis we are experiencing constitutes the greatest threat to international peace and security today. Nuclear disarmament and nuclear proliferation in all their aspects should be at the centre of our debate. We should resolve to prioritize the use of nuclear energy for peaceful civilian purposes. Today more than ever before, the interconnectedness of the crises faced by the 47 10-55128 international community underscores the need to inject new impetus into efforts to achieve international peace and security, including collective efforts at the international level. With regard to reforming the United Nations system, the Central African Republic shares the view that the current system no longer reflects the ambitions of the founders. Our country therefore once again calls for full representation for Africa in the system’s decision-making bodies, in particular the Security Council. Whatever the outcome of the ongoing