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Seminar on Innovative Approach to Nuclear Non-Proliferation and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle, 5-6 February 2004 at IAEA in Vienna

Dr. Gerald Steinberg, Begin-Sadat (BESA) Centre for Strategic Studies. (Credit: Calma/IAEA)Participants debate new approaches to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, enhance nuclear security and multinationalize the nuclear fuel cycle. (Credit: Calma/IAEA)Journalists and experts in non-proliferation and disarmament take part in the two-day seminar hosted by the IAEA. (Credit: Calma/IAEA) Mr. William Potter, Monterey Institute of International Studies, USA, and Ms. Rebecca Johnson, The Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy, London, UK. (Credit: Calma/IAEA) Mr. Anton Khlopkov, Centre for Policy Studies in Russia and Mr. Tetsuya Endo, Former Vice Chairman of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission. (Photo credit: Calma/IAEA) Mr. Mikhail Ryzhov, Russian Academy of Sciences, (centre); Dr. Douglas Ross, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver (left); Mr. Paolo Cotta-Ramusino, Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, Milan. (Credit: Calma/IAEA)IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei calls for stronger laws to close serious gaps in controls on exports of sensitive nuclear material and equipment. On his left, Mr. Tariq Rauf, senior officer of the IAEA's Office of External Relations and Policy Co-ordination, who organized the seminar. (Credit: Calma/IAEA)
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