Press Releases 2002

PR73: UNITAR/OPCW Workshop on Financing the Sound Management of Chemicals PR72: Thailand ratifies the Chemical Weapons Convention PR71: OPCW National Authorities Discuss Import and Export of Scheduled Chemicals - Madrid, Spain PR70: OPCW Assistance and Protection Week Concludes PR69: U. S. Congressional Visit to the OPCW PR68: The Sixth Annual Assistance Coordianation Workshop PR67: Commemorating the Victims of Chemical Weapons PR66: The Second National Authority Training Course Concludes PR65: Seventh Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention Concludes MA6: Assistance and Protection Week at the OPCW PR64: Seventh Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention Opens PR63: The Fourth Annual Meeting of National Authorities PR62: Third Course of the OPCW Associate Programme Concluded PR61: Samoa Ratifies the CWC PR60: Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget - Monthly Status Report PR59: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Ratifies the CWC PR58: Thirtieth Session of the Executive Council Concludes MA5: Seventh Session of the Conference of the States Parties PR57: Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of El Salvador Addresses the Executive Council of the OPCW PR56: First Exercise on Delivery of Assistance by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Commences PR55: OPCW National Authority Basic Course Concludes PR54: Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR53: Russian Federation Unveils the Gorny Chemical Weapons Destruction Plant MA4: Advisory: Seventh Session of the Conference of the States Parties, Participation of Non-Governmental Organisations PR52: OPCW Associate Programme Third Course Commences PR51: OPCW Special Session Appoints Director-General PR50: Executive Council Recommends H.E. Ambassador Rogelio Pfirter Be Appointed As The Director-General Of The Technical Secretariat Of The OPCW PR49: Bangladesh Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR48: Iran Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR47: Germany Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR46: The Netherlands Contributes Voluntary Financial Support PR45: Namibia and Yemen Pays Their Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR44: Spain Pays its Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR43: Pacific Islands Workshop on the Chemical Weapons Convention Commences in Fiji PR42: Japan Pays Full Assessed Contribution and Provides Voluntary Financial Support for Training PR41: OPCW Member States Urged to Present Candidates PR40: Gabon and the Republic of Korea Pay Their Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR39: The Future of Chemical Demilitarisation PR38: The United States Pays Its Assessed Contribution PR37: Fifth Anniversary of the Entry Into Force of the Chemical Weapons Convention PR36: Chile Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR35: The First Special Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention Adjourns in The Hague PR34: Botswana Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget MA 3: Press Briefing at the OPCW Headquarters, on 24 April 2002 PR33: The First Special Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention Convenes in The Hague MA 2: Special Session of the Conference of the States Parties - 17 April 2002 PR32: Brazil Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR31: Viet Nam Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR30: Iceland Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget MA 1: Special Session of the Conference of the States Parties PR29: Albania Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR28: United Kingdom Provides Medical Training on the Effects of Chemical Weapons PR27: Defence Minister of Mongolia Visits OPCW PR26: Italy Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR25: International Seminar on Civil Defence in Protection and Assistance against Chemical Weapons in Brazil PR24: Portugal Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR23: Belgium Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR22: Eritrea Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR21: Lithuania Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR20: Malaysia Pays its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR19: The Minister of Legal Affairs of Yemen Visited the OPCW PR18: France and Mongolia Pay Their Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR17: Chemical Weapons Convention Workshop Concludes in Khartoum PR16: Voluntary Assistance for Programme Activities of the OPCW PR15: Chemical Weapons Convention Workshop in Khartoum, the Sudan PR14: Russia Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR13: Ireland Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR12: Algeria Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR11: Panamanian Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Visits the OPCW PR10: The Czech Republic, Oman and Turkey Pay Their Assessed Contributions to the OPCW’s 2002 Budget PR09: Austria Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW's 2002 Budget PR08: Monaco and Romania Pay Their Assessed Contribution to the OPCW·s 2002 Budget PR07: OPCW Director-General Bustani Addresses the General Assembly of the 34th Session of The Hague International Model United Nations (THIMUN) PR06: Luxembourg Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW's 2002 Budget PR05: Switzerland Pays Its Assessed Contribution to the OPCW’s 2002 Budget PR04: Bulgaria and the Netherlands Have Paid Their Assessed Contributions to the OPCW 2002 Budget PR03: Director-General of the OPCW Addresses Important African Summit PR02: Poland Pays Its Contribution to the OPCW's 2002 Budget PR01: Forty OPCW Member States Have Paid Their Contributions to its 2002 Budget