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Conclusion

Monday 2 – Wednesday 4 June 2025 I WP3612

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The Global Partnership – working in collaboration with other sectors, organisations and entities – has several opportunities to translate these insights into concrete action. By actively building and sustaining a collaborative WMD-RT community, cultivating shared awareness and robust risk management frameworks, and prioritising the practical development and deployment of next-generation solutions, the GP can clarify priorities, generate problem statements for industry, and align incentives. This strategic approach will not only reinforce existing international instruments but also proactively shape a more adaptive, resilient, and secure global system capable of staying ahead of evolving WMD threats, fostering a crucial “verify then trust” paradigm for the future of non-proliferation.

Christina McAllister

Wilton Park | June 2025

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