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OPCW Director-General receives Qatar’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
Discussion centres on critical international security dynamics and ongoing efforts to achieve the complete elimination of Syria’s chemical weapons programme
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Spain contributes €75,000 to support OPCW chemical emergency training
Funding to support OPCW’s 2026 CHEMEX GRULAC exercise, a comprehensive chemical emergency response training program designed to enhance preparedness capabilities across the Latin America and Caribbean region
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OPCW Director-General meets with Armenia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
High-level discussion focused on upholding the norms and principles of the Chemical Weapons Convention under current global security situation
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Feature article
Inside the hot zone: OPCW trains experts with live chemical agents
International experts gather in Slovakia for one of the most advanced trainings with chemical warfare agents in the world
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OPCW Concludes 2025 Regional Meetings of National Authorities
2025 regional meetings brought together representatives from all OPCW regional groups to enhance practical cooperation, address shared implementation challenges, and strengthen the Chemical Weapons Convention
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Marshall Islands seeks to advance legislation to strengthen chemical weapons controls in the Pacific
Marshall Islands’ lawmakers engage with OPCW experts to strengthen national capacities ahead of key legislative milestone
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OPCW Director-General receives Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
High-level discussion focuses on key priorities for advancing the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention
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Hungary contributes €50,000 to OPCW trust funds supporting Syria missions and training programmes
Funding targets Syria-related activities, assistance and protection training, and youth engagement programmes
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United Kingdom contributes £2 million to support OPCW’s missions in Syria
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Latvia contributes €20,000 to strengthen OPCW activities
Funding will support OPCW missions in Syria and a hospital preparedness training course
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Republic of Korea contributes €100,000 to support OPCW missions in Syria
Voluntary contribution reinforces OPCW efforts to address Syria’s chemical weapons programme
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United Kingdom contributes £400,000 to support OPCW’s ongoing work in Ukraine
