The United States will host Brazil for ninth disarmament and not to spread in Washington, DC

On May 12, officials from the United States and the Federal Republic of Brazil in Washington, DC, held the ninth disarmament and not to spread. The American delegation was led by Deputy Assistant Minister of International Security, non -spread and deputy assistant minister on behalf of weapons, deterrence and stability. The Brazilian delegation was headed by the Director of Strategic and Defense Affairs and Disarmament from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Brazil.

During the dialogue, the two sides participated in comprehensive discussions on a set of disarmament and non -deployment issues, including weapons control with Russia and China, and the Nuclear Nuclear Treaty review course (NPT), international energy payment, nuclear defense, international technology, and international technology for international technology. In addition, they discussed the challenges posed by biological and chemical weapons.

The United States is still stable in its commitment to preserve and enhance the nuclear non -deployment system for future generations. It continues to lead efforts to address the threats represented by more nuclear weapons, ensuring a safer and safer world.