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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2014.12.04

5 Priorities: Now available in 9 languages!

The 5 Priorities have now been translated into nine languages: Dutch, English, French, German, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish!

You can download a printable copy of the 5 Priorities in any of those nine languages here.

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