That the Parliament welcomes the news that the Falkland Islands have been cleared of almost all landmines, 38 years following the conclusion of the 1982 conflict; pays tribute to the specialist team, many from Zimbabwe, which has removed tens of thousands of mines and bombs since 2009 as part of a £36 million UK-funded programme that will set further demining efforts taking place in Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, Iraq, Laos, Lebanon, Myanmar, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Yemen, and Zimbabwe; understands that the islanders will mark the moment of the ceremonial detonation of the final landmine with games of football and cricket on reopened beaches and be declared mine-free on 14 November 2020, and notes that by upholding the anti-personnel mine ban convention, to which the UK is a signatory, states are obliged to destroy both stockpiled and emplaced anti-personnel mines and commends the hard work and perseverance of those tasked with the dangerous and difficult task of demining the world over.