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PM Modi to visit US, attend 4th Nuclear Security Summit

| | Mar 22, 2016, at 11:45 pm
New Delhi, Mar 22 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the 4th Nuclear Security Summit on Mar 31 and Apr 1 at Washington D.C, officials said.

The first Nuclear Security Summit was held in Washington D.C. (April 2010) followed by the Summits in Seoul (March 2012) and The Hague (March 2014).

"The Nuclear Security Summit process has been instrumental in focusing leaders’ level attention on the global threat posed by nuclear terrorism and urgent measures required to prevent terrorists and other non-state actors from gaining access to sensitive nuclear materials and technologies. The 2016 Summit is expected to take stock of the progress of the previous NSS Communiqués /Work Plan as also outline a future agenda," read an MEA statement.

The Prime Minister is scheduled to also have bilateral meetings on the sidelines of NSS 2016.
 

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