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This meeting will continue our efforts to explore national export control programs. We plan to focus on application of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540 and other UNSC resolutions. In addition, we will also examine implementation of recommendations in CSCAP Memorandum #14, Guidelines for Managing Trade of Strategic Goods, which the group produced last year.

At this meeting, we will review developments in the WMD disarmament and nonproliferation regimes since we last met, and focus on further development of the CSCAP Action Plan for Countering the Proliferation of WMD in the Asia Pacific.

CSIS’s South Asia Program is pleased to present a discussion session with:

The Honorable Meera Shankar
Indian Ambassador to the United States

Titled:

India and the United States: The Future, and the Vision

We are moving into a different cyber environment. Your information will be stored in the cloud – a computer somewhere else whose location you do not know

On December 3, the CSIS Project on Nuclear Issues (PONI) is pleased to invite you to a breakfast discussion hosted by Dr. John Harvey. Dr. Harvey currently serves as Principal Deputy to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Defense. Dr. Harvey will be sharing reflections and insights from his extensive experience in nuclear weapons science and policy. PONI breakfast events are designed to provide an informal setting for young members to meet senior experts, learn from them, and engage them with questions. We hope that you will be able to join us for what will surely be an informative and fruitful discussion.

The CSIS Energy and National Security Program
cordially invites you to attend:

World Energy Outlook 2009

with distinguished guests:

Nobuo Tanaka
Executive Director, International Energy Agency

Richard H. Jones
Deputy Executive Director, International Energy Agency

Indigenous populations in the Andean region of Latin America have played an increasingly larger role in national and local politics in the past two decades, but that role may be changing. On December 1, the Americas Program of CSIS will host a conference examining indigenous politics in Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia and drawing conclusions on a regional basis.

CSIS and the University of Miami Knight Center for International Media invite you to: Our Global Challenges: A Series of Dialogues on the Most Pressing Global Issues of our Time On Ending Poverty and Hunger: Meeting the Challenge of Millennium Development Goal 1