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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
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Statement by the Director-General of the OPCW, Fernando Arias, to commemorate the 38th anniversary of the 1987 chemical weapons attack on Sardasht, Iran
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AI and Chemical Safety and Security Management: joint OPCW-China workshop on AI
International experts discuss safe, ethical, and peaceful use of AI technologies in chemistry in Shanghai
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OPCW and Community of Portuguese Language Countries sign MoU to strengthen cooperation
The cooperative agreement enhances partnership to advance full implementation of the Chemical Weapons Conventions across Portuguese-speaking nations
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OPCW issues report on third Technical Assistance Visit to Ukraine following an incident of alleged use of toxic chemicals as a weapon
OPCW report confirms presence of toxic chemical 2-Chlorobenzylidenemalononitrile, known as CS, related to an alleged incident that took place along confrontation lines in Dnipropetrovsk region in February 2025
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OPCW workshop strengthens chemical security across Central Asia
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OPCW Director-General on official visit to China
High-level discussions focus on rapid advancement of science and technology and potential impact on Chemical Weapons Convention