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At United Nations-sponsored talks to reach an agreement to regulate the arms trade in the world

Diplomats said the faltering talks sponsored by the United Nations to reach an agreement to regulate the arms trade in the world because of the dispute over Palestinian participation.

The Group was last week asked the Arabic exclude EU discussions at United Nations Headquarters if the Palestinians could not participate.

AFP quoted diplomats as saying that Israel threatened to boycott the Conference if the Palestinians recognized as a sovereign State as they ask.

Enjoy both the Palestinians and the European Union as an observer at the United Nations, the European Union, however, has a broader rights.

And several European countries called for a Convention to regulate the arms trade in the world, justified its call that the poor management of this trade and smuggling of illicit arms represents a growing threat to mankind.

The talks are expected to face great difficulties because of serious reservations and objections among States that deal with arms trade either exported or imported.

It was scheduled for the 192 members of the United Nations negotiations until July 27 to reorganize the trade in conventional arms.

And conduct such talks for the first time to regulate trade in the market up to 70 billion dollars the CBOE replaced.

The Treaty is expected to shift that may fall outside of these talks on trade in conventional weapons without transfers that could be used against civilian populations or ltagage conflict, as well as to develop specific criteria for arms trade.

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