Closure of OPCW-UN Joint Mission

The OPCW-UN Joint Mission on the elimination of Syrian chemical weapons has completed its mandate and its operations drew to a close on 30 September 2014. From there on, the OPCW mission in Syria will continue to deal with the destruction of chemical weapon production facilities and clarification of certain aspects of the Syrian initial declaration.

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

26 Mar 2014

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

20 March 2014 - As of today 53.6% of the Syrian Arab Republic's chemical weapons material has been removed from or destroyed in the Syrian Arab Republic.

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Closure of OPCW-UN Joint Mission

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

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Closure of OPCW-UN Joint Mission

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

Statement Attributable to the OPCW-UN Joint Mission Special Coordinator Sigrid Kaag

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