DPI NGO Conference Address
Addresses the United Nations DPI-NGO Conference on the Commission's recommendations for renewed multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation efforts.
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Addresses the United Nations DPI-NGO Conference on the Commission's recommendations for renewed multilateral disarmament and non-proliferation efforts.
Leads a strategy discussion with non-governmental organizations on ways to turn the Commission's proposals into sustained political advocacy.
Begins a series of Dublin events presenting the report to officials and public audiences, including discussions with Ireland's foreign minister.
Explains the Commission's disarmament proposals to diplomats, journalists, academics and civil-society representatives at the European Policy Centre.
Presents the Weapons of Terror report at Yale University and discusses practical routes toward stronger arms control and non-proliferation.
Testifies before the United States Congress while promoting the WMD Commission's recommendations on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
Begins two days of meetings in Seoul to present the Commission report to government officials and other Korean audiences.
Presents the Commission's recommendations to Chinese officials and institutions alongside Commissioner Pan Zhenqiang.
Discusses the Weapons of Terror report at Fudan University as part of the Commission's Asian outreach programme.
Presents the report to Japanese policy figures and research institutions while explaining the Commission's nuclear-disarmament recommendations.
Joins Commissioner Masashi Nishihara in presenting the WMD Commission report at the Japan Institute of International Affairs.
Addresses a British Institute of International and Comparative Law event marking ten years since the International Court of Justice nuclear-weapons opinion.
Presents the Commission report to the Director-General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and to Dutch parliamentarians.
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