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Sabrina Dallafior appointed as next OPCW Director-General
Ambassador Dallafior to assume office as OPCW’s fifth Director-General in July 2026
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2025 OPCW-The Hague Award recipients announced
Prestigious award recognises Major General Ichiro Akiyama, Ambassador Kenneth Ward, and Rear Admiral Torben Mikkelsen for their significant contributions to OPCW’s priorities
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OPCW Conference of the States Parties opens
OPCW Member States meet for annual Conference to review progress in the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, address challenges and mark the path forward
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Chemical Weapons Convention implementation discussed at Annual Meeting of National Authorities
National Authorities gather to enhance cooperation and address emerging chemical threats
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Monaco contributes €20,000 to support OPCW activities
Monaco’s contributions will support OPCW’s missions in Syria as well as training activities for Member States
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Finland contributes €50,000 to support OPCW’s ongoing work in Ukraine
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OPCW Director-General meets with Director-General of Australia’s Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office
Meeting highlights shared priorities on Convention’s implementation, scientific developments, and global chemical weapons norms
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Czech Republic contributes over €10,000 to support OPCW activities in Africa
OPCW Member States in Africa benefit from capacity building to prepare for and protect against chemical incidents and attacks
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OPCW leadership briefs Permanent Representations based outside The Hague
Annual briefing in Brussels addresses Syria developments, emerging technologies, and preparations for upcoming Conference of the States Parties
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OPCW equips experts from 31 developing and transitioning economies as ‘force multipliers’ for global chemical safety
Graduates of flagship OPCW Associate Programme stress the critical role of capacity building, partnerships, and emerging technology in implementing Chemical Weapons Convention
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OPCW Director-General meets with Panama’s Minister of Foreign Affairs
High-level discussion covered chemical disarmament in Syria, artificial intelligence opportunities and challenges, and strengthening regional response capacity
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Estonia contributes €10,000 to support OPCW missions in Syria
New contribution will aid verification, investigation, and elimination of chemical weapons in Syria
