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United Kingdom makes £750,000 voluntary contribution in support of OPCW priorities
The funding will bolster cybersecurity, capacity building in African, Latin American and the Caribbean region laboratories, and the Investigation and Identification Team
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Vice President of the Republic of El Salvador visits the OPCW
Bilateral discussions focused on progress towards full implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, forthcoming priorities of the OPCW, and joint initiatives in the field of international cooperation
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OPCW Member States from French speaking countries in Africa enhance understanding of legislative and regulatory issues in chemical security
As chemical industry and trade grow in Africa, training course responds to the need for Member States and industry to work together to address greater risks to chemical security
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First Responders from Latin America and the Caribbean expand chemical emergency skills
Rapid and accurate detection of toxic chemicals and chemical warfare agents is essential in crisis situations
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Laboratory training helps chemists advance their analytical capabilities and knowledge of chemicals relevant to the Chemical Weapons Convention
Series of three OPCW online courses support laboratories seeking to better implement the global ban on chemical weapons and ensure chemistry is used exclusively for the benefit of humankind
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First Responders from across the globe enhance skills in handling toxic chemical incidents
OPCW training delivered under Article X of the Chemical Weapons Convention assists Member States in building stronger chemical emergency response capabilities and better protect populations
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OPCW Confidentiality Commission elects new chairperson
The Commission is essential to upholding trust in the rules governing the handling of confidential information at the OPCW
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Chemical industry and National Authority representatives discuss experiences of national implementation
The annual event is crucial for raising awareness of the Chemical Weapons Convention at a national level and ensuring strong links with chemical industry
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France contributes €230,000 to fund special projects under the OPCW Programme for Africa
Contributions will support OPCW’s work on preparedness for chemical incidents and attacks, as well as on enhancing the CWC national implementing legislation in addressing threats from non-state actors
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OPCW Member States from Latin America and the Caribbean equip customs authorities with knowledge on chemical trade control
Training customs officers in transfer regime of scheduled chemicals is crucial to ensure non-proliferation of chemical weapons
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First Responders from Latin America and the Caribbean develop expertise in tools to manage chemical incidents
OPCW Member States continue to benefit from expert training in chemical emergency management — helping implement Article X (Assistance and Protection) of the Chemical Weapons Convention
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OPCW and University of Wuppertal build Member State capacity in preventing chemical explosions
Training developed fundamental knowledge and innovative industry solutions for explosion protection, error management, and safe and peaceful use of chemicals
