Consensus for step-change in nuclear security

Consensus for step-change in nuclear security

(Image: White House / Chuck Kennedy)

Forty-seven states have committed to maximise security for nuclear materials, bring all relevant conventions into force and continue the peaceful use of nuclear energy.

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