What's Next for India's Nuclear Trade Future: Key Issues before the IAEA, NSG and U.S. Congress
Fresh off the heels of a vote of confidence from parliament, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has renewed a push for nuclear cooperation between the U.S. and India. Late next week, the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors will meet to consider an unprecedented safeguards agreement for India. Soon thereafter, the 45 member states of the Nuclear Suppliers Group will consider an India-specific exemption to allow civil nuclear trade for the first time in 30 years. The NSG has restricted trade with India and other states that have not signed the nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Only then would the U.S. Congress consider a bilateral nuclear cooperation agreement between the U.S. and India. As these events unfold, a number of experts are raising alarms about the implications of this agreement on global stability.
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| WHAT: |
Press briefing to address key issues before the international community on the controversial proposal and outline key conditions and restrictions that would reduce the adverse impacts on nonproliferation. Panelists include:
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| WHEN: | Wednesday, July 30, 2008, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. |
| WHERE: |
National Press Club |
| RSVP | Meri Lugo 202-463-8270 x100; meri@armscontrol.org |
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