The Problem Dangerous Materials,
Insufficient Action
Nuclear Materials: Dangerous if Unsecured
Existing Agreements: Not Far Enough
The Solution 5 Priorities for
Long-Term Security
1. Comprehensive
2. Open
3. Rigorous
4. Sustainable
5. Reduced
The 2016 Nuclear Security Summit
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2015.04.08

The 5 Priorities at the National Press Club

The 5 Priorities accompanied the International Convention on Nuclear Security (ICNS) and the Progress Report on Joint Statements at “Nuclear Security Beyond Summits” on March 24th, 2015 at the National Press Club.

For more information about the ICNS and the Progress Report on Joint Statements, visit www.partnershipforglobalsecurity.org.

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