UN General Assembly
2011

monitor programme activities directly and on equal footing, and to adapt programme activities to the development needs of our country. At the same time, the One United Nations programme is an opportunity for gradual reform in the operations of the United Nations system, creating a simultaneous and well-coordinated approach that will result, among other things, in avoiding overlaps between United Nations agencies and in achieving more efficient results in the implementation of national priorities. Montenegro supports nuclear non-proliferation and objects to further expansion of the number of countries that possess nuclear weapons. Moreover, we support all agreements of the nuclear Powers on mutual reduction of their nuclear capacities, creating a safer world for existing and future generations. In that context, I wish to thank the Secretary-General for the appeal he sent late last month, requesting all countries that have nuclear technology to adhere to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty. I wish to emphasize that Montenegro ratified the Convention on Cluster Munitions and that within less than a year it destroyed all reserves of that type of weapons, thus