This week NTI is
bringing international government officials, experts, and industry participants
together to discuss nuclear, radiological, and cyber security priorities at the
seventh Global Dialogue on Nuclear Security
Priorities. This project is
an international, cross-sector dialogue among leading government officials,
experts, nuclear security practitioners, and other stakeholders. It was
launched initially to help shape the Nuclear Security Summit process and
strengthen global nuclear materials security. Since the conclusion of the Nuclear Security Summit
process in early 2016, the Global Dialogue has made recommendations for sustaining high-level
political attention and momentum on nuclear security.
This week’s event commences the third series of the
Global Dialogue meetings, focused on bringing in more participants from
industry to interact with experts and state-level officials for cross-sector
dialogue. The two and half day event will build off of the work done by
previous Global Dialogues on nuclear materials security, but it will also focus
on radiological materials and cyber security. Overall, the aims of the Global
Dialogue are to:
The following are
a sample of briefing papers being presented at this event:
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During the 17th meeting of the Global Dialogue, participants developed plans to ensure successful outcomes at ICONS and leverage that momentum to reinvigorate nuclear security internationally.
NTI Senior Director Nickolas Roth participated in the second-ever joint meeting of the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management (INMM) and the European Safeguards Research and Development Association (ESARDA).
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.
