We stressed the need for progress in the various multilateral conventional arms control negotiations. We noted that in face of the imbalances which exist with regard to conventional forces throughout Europe progress towards balanced and verifiable reductions of these forces would contribute to strengthening of peace and security in Europe. We expressed the hope that recent Soviet statements on this subject will be transformed into deeds at the negotiating table. We also confirmed our resolve to seek an early conclusion of a worldwide ban on chemical weapons. In this context we called upon the Soviet Union to take a more constructive attitude towards effective verification provisions.
Terrorism is a serious concern to all our Governments.
We are not prepared to tolerate this threat to our citizens and to the conduct of normal international relations. Our Governments are resolved to work together to eradicate this scourge and urge closer international co-operation in this effort. Greece reserves its position on the INF and space system issues. Norway reserves its position on the defence and space systems. Denmark reserves its position on INF and defence and space systems.