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“STATEMENT 5 - STATEMENT OF PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTSACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS OF THE CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES IN JANUARY DECEMBER 2022ResearchFuture of the Nuclear Nonproliferation RegimeArms Control and Ways Towards Nuclear Disarmament (including dialogue on preventing nuclear escalation, strategic stability, and strengthening global nuclear security)International Dialogue on Nuclear Nonproliferation and Nuclear Security Issues Involving a new Generation of Experts (NPT Review Process Track 2.5 Initiative)Publications and OutreachDevelopment of web site, educational platform, and e-newsletters on WMD nonproliferationPublications (books and research papers) on major issues of the nuclear nonproliferation and arms control agendaEducational and Training ProjectsPromotion of Nonproliferation and Disarmament Education, with the objective of training a new generation of nuclear arms control and nonproliferation experts and involving its representatives in the project activities in order to facilitate a discussion that both senior and junior experts will benefit from the conjunction of experience and fresh perspectives in the field.Alumni Seminar series.Implementation of the international dual-degree MA Program in WMD Nonproliferation in collaboration with the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS)Networking and development of partnerships with institutes and NGOsNetworking and development of partnerships on nonproliferation and international security-related projects with NGOs and institutes in the United States and internationally (Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, Center for Strategic and International Studies CSIS in Washington DC, Geneva Center for Security Policy, Trialogue Club International, etc.)Collaboration with the United Nations UN Office of Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) in New York, ECOSOC, UN Office in Geneva (UNOG), and United Nations Institute on Disarmament Research (UNIDIR).”