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2 December 2020

Webinar: Nuclear Risks and Opportunities: A Conversation with Rafael Grossi

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Webinar: World Cafe: The Role of Technology in Security

Challenges and opportunities of multilateralism

Mr Rafael Grossi is the Director General of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).  An Argentine diplomat with vast experience in multilateralism, including from Geneva, he will address burning issues such as the role of the IAEA in a world affected by the pandemic, prospects for improving nuclear security and non-proliferation, and the future of multilateralism.

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