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OPCW Director-General addresses AI and WMDs conference and meets senior officials in Berlin
Director-General calls for continuous discussion to ensure Artificial Intelligence does not undermine but enhances international arms control
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France strengthens commitment to global chemical weapons ban with over €900,000 contributions to OPCW activities
Funds to support regional preparedness, civil society engagement, and bolster fact-finding efforts to uphold international norms against chemical weapons
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OPCW launches €260,000 Artificial Intelligence Research Challenge
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Statement by the Director-General of the OPCW, Fernando Arias, to commemorate the 37th anniversary of the 1987 chemical weapons attack on Sardasht, Iran
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Sweden contributes Two Million Krona to support OPCW missions in Syria
Contribution supports ongoing work of OPCW’s Declaration Assessment Team, Fact-Finding Mission and Investigation and Identification Team
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OPCW Director-General meets UK Counter Proliferation and Arms Control Centre Head
Discussion focuses on addressing scientific and technological challenges to CWC’s implementation
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Advisory Board on Education and Outreach recommends OPCW prioritise youth engagement
Board of independent experts advances recommendations on external engagement, highlights youth as important audience for chemical weapons issues
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Qatar provides €20,000 to support OPCW Conference on role of AI in Chemical Weapons Convention implementation
Upcoming global AI conference to convene scientists, industry, and policymakers to examine chemical security and disarmament challenges and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence
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Czechia contributes CZK 300,000 to support assistance and protection training 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 Fact-Finding Mission concludes investigation on reported allegations in Qalib al-Thawr and al-Balil, Syria
Report concludes that information obtained and analysed ‘not sufficient to provide reasonable grounds’ toxic chemicals used as a weapon in two 2017 incidents reported to OPCW by Government of Syria
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OPCW Director-General meets with Director-General of Australia’s Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office
Discussion highlights future challenges and opportunities for Chemical Weapons Convention in a technology-driven world
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OPCW Director-General meets with U.S. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Arms Control, Deterrence, and Stability
Discussion highlights importance of upholding norm against chemical weapons and advancing effective implementation of Convention
