Syria and the Chemical Weapons Convention

These references include: contributions from Syria to meetings; interactions with bodies established in connection with the Convention; and policy perspectives on issues directly related to the Convention.

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Title 2025-0721 {OPCW} PR — United Kingdom contributes GBP2 million to support OPCW-s missions in Syria
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Title 2025-0721 {OPCW} PR — Latvia contributes EUR20000 to strengthen OPCW activities
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Title 2025-0717 {OPCW} [DG] EC-M-68-1 Notification of a Meeting of the Executive Council -2025-0722-
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Title 2025-0712 [SANA] Syria will soon launch international work groups to end the chemical inheritance left behind by Assad regime
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Title 2025-0709 {OPCW} PR — Republic of Korea contributes EUR100k to support OPCW missions in Syria
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Title 2025-0709 [SANA] UK Calls for International backing to finalize Syria-s Chemical weapons file
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Title 2025-0705 {UK} [FCDO] PR — UK re-establishes diplomatic relations with Syria in first ministerial visit for 14 years
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Title 2025-0704 {OPCW} PR — United Kingdom contributes GBP400k to support OPCW-s ongoing work in Ukraine
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Title 2025-0624 {OPCW} [DG] [EC] EC-109-DG.19 Progress in the elimination of the Syrian CW programme -141st report-
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Title 2025-0617 [SANA] Emergency and disaster affairs minister explores ways to enhance joint cooperation with OPCW delegation
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Title 2025-0617 [SANA] Chief of General Staff receives delegation from Organization for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
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Title 2025-0607 [SANA] Britain Welcomes Syria-s Commitment to Cooperation with the OPCW
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Title 2025-0606 [SANA] UN official – The new political reality in Syria offers an important opportunity to resolve outstanding issues on the chemical weapons program
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Title 2025-0605 {US} [MisNYC] Remarks at a UN Security Council Briefing on Chemical Weapon Use in Syria
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Author John Kelley
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Title 2025-0605 {UN} [DPI] PR — UN hails new era of cooperation over Syria-s chemical weapons stockpile – but concerns persist
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Author Vibhu Mishra
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Title 2025-0605 {UK} [FCDO] UNSC Speech — We applaud Syria-s determination to ensure Assad-s chemical weapons programme is destroyed
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Author Caroline Quinn
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Title 2025-0605 {RU} [MFA] [MisNYC] UNSC Speech — UNSC Briefing on Syrian Chemical File
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Author Vassily Nebenzia
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Title 2025-0527 {US} [CRS] IN12480 Current Issues for Syria-s Chemical Weapons and Nuclear Weapons Programs
Author Paul K Kerr, Mary Beth D Nikitin
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Title 2025-0523 {OPCW} [DG] [EC] EC-109-DG.9 Progress in the elimination of the Syrian CW programme -140th report-
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Title 2025-0424 {OPCW} [DG] [EC] EC-109-DG.3 Progress in the elimination of the Syrian CW programme -139th report-
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Title 2025-0324 {OPCW} [DG] [EC] EC-109-DG.2 Progress in the elimination of the Syrian CW programme -138th report-
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Title 2025-0308 [SANA] UN – Syria has taken encouraging steps towards cooperation with OPCW
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Title 2025-0305 {OPCW} PR — Syria-s caretaker Foreign Minister addresses OPCW-s Executive Council
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Title 2025-0305 [Reu] Syria vows to rid itself of Assad-s chemical weapons legacy
Author Anthony Deutsch
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Title 2025-0305 [Reu] [VoA] Syria vows to rid itself of Assad-s chemical weapons legacy
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