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The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing cooperation between nations and achieving practical results. Today, the Carnegie Endowment is transforming itself into the first truly multinational – ultimately global – think tank. From Moscow to Washington to Beijing, Brussels, and Beirut, Carnegie’s global presence contributes regional perspectives to rigorous analysis for policy makers around the world.

The 2007 Carnegie International Nonproliferation Conference will take place on Monday, June 25 – Tuesday 26, 2007 at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.

Widely considered to be the premier event in its field, the 2007 conference will attract over 850 government officials, policy and technical experts, academics, and journalists from around the world. It presents a unique occasion to hear from some of the world’s most thoughtful and informed analysts and to exchange ideas on urgent nonproliferation issues.

This year’s conference theme is "Tomorrow’s Solutions" and will focus on tangible ideas to strengthen the rule-based nonproliferation regime.

The conference will cover a range of challenges confronting the nonproliferation regime and offer solutions through panel discussions such as:

• Taking the total elimination of nuclear weapons seriously
• European proposals for strengthening the nonproliferation regime
• Managing the aftermath of the U.S. – India civilian nuclear cooperation deal
• Implementing international measures to combat nuclear terrorism
• Next steps after the 2007 Preparatory Committee meeting
• The future of the U.S. nuclear arsenal
• Making nuclear energy truly proliferation resistant
• Assessing proposals for international fuel services
• Alternative approaches to future space security
• And more . . .

We are eager for your thoughtful participation and active engagement during and after the conference. Steps we take today to address the challenges above will matter greatly for future global security.

To access resources from the 2005 Carnegie International Nonproliferation Conference “60 Years Later,” click here.

Click here for more details about panels. Closer to the conference we will have a full agenda with specific times for each panel.

NOTE: On-line registration is now CLOSED. On-site registration will be available for the amounts shown below. Registration opens at 8:00am on Monday, June 25 and 7:30 am on Tuesday, June 26 in the Amphitheater Foyer at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center.

Registration fee includes all conference meals and materials.

The Carnegie International Nonproliferation Conference provides opportunities for members of the working press to interview speakers. A press information desk, mult box and speaker interview room will be available during the conference.

For press inquiries, please contact Trent Perrotto at tperrotto@carnegieendowment.org.

NOTE: The Hotel Washington is now sold out (our rate for conference attendees was available until May 28, 2007).

As an additional service to conference attendees, we have secured a special rate at the Hilton Garden Inn. Please make your reservations by June 18, 2007 to receive the discounted rate. Reservations received after this date will be taken on a space and rate available basis. To receive the discounted room rate, ask for Carnegie Endowment for International Peace rate.

Hilton Garden Inn
815 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20005
Phone 202-783-7800
Fax 202-783-7801
For reservations call 1-877-782-9444; Ask for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace rate.
$279 single / $289 double per night plus tax

Washington-Reagan National Airport is located 15 minutes from Washington, DC. Other local airports include Dulles International Airport and Baltimore-Washington International Airport (both are located 50 minutes from Washington, DC). Super Shuttle service and taxi service are available from both airports.

A limited number of exhibit spaces are available for NGOs, corporations and government agencies that would like to display materials at the conference. If you would like to reserve exhibit space at the conference, please contact Kim Sescoe at ksescoe@carnegieendowment.org.

All cancellation requests must be received in writing no later than June 7, 2007 to receive a refund. There will be an administrative fee of $25 assessed to all refunds. No refunds for cancellation requests will be accepted after June 7, 2007. If you are unable to participate, a friend or colleague may attend in your place. Email your cancellation request to conference@carnegieendowment.org.

For more information, please contact:

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Nonproliferation Program
Amy Reed 202.939.2291
Email: conference@carnegieendowment.org