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Nuclear Security Summit 2016 and Beyond: The Role of Training and Support Centres, and Centres of Excellence
Place
Location: ICTP
Address: Strada Costiera, 11
I - 34151 Trieste (Italy)
The aim of the discussions is to identify actions and possible future initiatives and/or strategies that will sustain nuclear security training and support centres and centres of excellence, while further strengthening the global nuclear security architecture
Chair: G. Incarnato, Sherpa, Italy
Chairpersons
Bonnie Jenkins, US Sherpa Team
Khammar Mrabit, Sherpa, IAEA
Said Abousahl, European Commis
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The NSSC/CoE could be pivotal in facilitating a stronger link between nuclear security training and education, and play an important role among existing training and capacity-building, including governmental organizations, industry and academia.
Chair: Willem Janssens, EC
Bonnie Jenkins, NSSC Network, Guido Gluschke, INSEN:
The Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres Network and the Inte
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