The US Secretary of State for Arms and International Security Bonnie Jenkins begins on a tour of the Netherlands and Switzerland, which will last 4 days starting next Monday; This is to show the US continuing support for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and to strengthen the biological weapons agreement.
The US State Department said- in a press release published on its website, on Friday, that Jenkins are scheduled to head a delegation in The Hague, the Netherlands; To participate in the twenty -seventh session of the Conference of the States Parties in the Chemical Weapons Prohibition Agreement.
As the head of the American delegation and with the support of the permanent American actor of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Joseph Mansu, Genkins will give a national statement in the name of the United States, and will participate in a side event on women, peace and security.
During its visit, US diplomacy is expected to hold bilateral meetings and is involved with its counterparts to show the US continued support for the Organization for Chemical Weapons.
According to the US State Department statement, US Secretary of State for Arms and International Security will head an American delegation in Geneva, Switzerland; To participate in the ninth show conference of the Biological and Texinity Agreement.
As the head of the American delegation, Genkens, with the participation of Kenneth de Ward, the representative of the United States in the Biological Weapons Agreement, received the United States National statement, and bilateral meetings will be held to enhance the biological weapons agreement.
The US Secretary of State also participates with Isomi Nakamitsu, UN Secretary -General of the United Nations and the High Representative of Disarmament, in hosting a side event, on the impact of diversity, equality, inclusion and access to the biological weapons agreement..
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