Working Party on Global Disarmament and Arms Control (CODUN) and the Working Party on Non-Proliferation (CONOP) troika between the EU and Ukraine, Brussels

Atomium in Brussel
© Kevin Bergenhenegouwen
date October 7, 2009
city Brussels, Belgium
organisation General Affairs and External Relations

Working Party on Global Disarmament and Arms Control (CODUN) and the Working Party on Non-Proliferation (CONOP) troika between the EU and Ukraine

The EU and Ukraine discuss disarmament and non-proliferation.

The EU troika, i.e. the Presidency representatives of the Council Working Party on Global Disarmament and Arms Control (CODUN) and the Council Working Party on Non-Proliferation (CONOP), the incoming Presidency, the Council Secretariat and the European Commission traditionally hold meetings with a number of countries, including Ukraine. Other meetings to be held in the second half of 2009 are with Russia, Canada, Brazil, China, Japan and the USA. The agenda includes the disarmament and non-proliferation issues dealt with in the working parties. These are normally half-day meetings, either held in Brussels or alongside other multilateral meetings, such as meetings of the General Assembly in New York. The meetings are usually held twice a year.


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