
Statement from Ernest J. Moniz on G-7 Leaders’ “Vision on Nuclear Disarmament”
NTI welcomes the G-7 leaders’ statement as they meet in the city where a nuclear weapon was used in war 78 years ago.
NTI experts will participate in the 61st Institute of Nuclear Materials Management’s (INMM) Annual Meeting, to be held virtually from July 12-16, 2020. The event will connect technical experts, policy makers, researchers, academicians, and NGOs from around the world to exchange ideas on nuclear materials management, nuclear security, nonproliferation, nuclear safeguards, and more.
NTI has a long history of participation in INMM meetings, and NTI’s Vice President for International Fuel Cycle Strategies Corey Hinderstein is the organization’s immediate past president. This year, NTI Co-Chair and CEO Ernest J. Moniz will be the final keynote speaker of the conference at the Closing Plenary session on July 16 at 15:00 EDT, where he will participate in a facilitated Q&A on topics ranging from Iran to Artificial Intelligence. This Closing Plenary Session will be moderated by NTI Board of Directors member and inaugural Sam Nunn Distinguished Fellow Jill Hruby and Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Associate Lab Director for Global Security Nancy Jo Nicholas.
Throughout the week, other NTI staff will participate in a variety of sessions:
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NTI welcomes the G-7 leaders’ statement as they meet in the city where a nuclear weapon was used in war 78 years ago.
NTI convened nuclear security leaders from across governments and industry, as well as international, research, and non-governmental organizations, for the sixteenth meeting of the Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security Priorities in Vienna, Austria.
As the war in Ukraine continues, destroying cities and causing the worst humanitarian crisis in Europe in a generation, NTI’s policy experts are fanning out across the news media to discuss the implications of Putin’s actions