Support the IEAE in playing a proactive role in advancing nuclear safety and security. Reiterate that all state parties shall strictly comply with the Convention on Nuclear Safety to avoid man-made nuclear accidents. All efforts should be made to ensure the safety of peaceful nuclear facilities and oppose armed attacks on nuclear power plants or other peaceful nuclear installations. The decision adopted by consensus at the IAEA General Conference on September 18, 2009,which prohibits armed attacks or threats of armed attacks against operational or under-construction nuclear facilities, shall be fully complied with.

Call on all States Parties to join and abide by conventions and instruments in the fields of nuclear safety and security. State parties developing advanced reactors and small modular reactors including portable reactors are encouraged to enhance cooperation with the IAEA to support the safe and secure deployment of such reactors.

Efforts should be made to eliminate the threat of nuclear terrorism and build a fair, cooperative and win-win system of global nuclear security. All countries should earnestly assume primary responsibility in ensuring nuclear security by continuously enhancing their national capacities and actively participating in international cooperation.

Encourage relevant State Parties, where technically and economically feasible, to voluntarily minimize the civilian use and stockpiling of highly enriched uranium.

Urge States and international organizations with expertise in eliminating and disposing of radioactive contamination to actively consider providing appropriate assistance, upon request, to countries affected by nuclear testing. In particular, nuclear-weapon States that have conducted nuclear tests abroad should fulfill their historical responsibilities and obligations for remediation and compensation, and thoroughly address the humanitarian issues faced by affected countries and their people.