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30-Jahre-Festveranstaltung
Berlin, 1. Oktober 2026
Tagungshotel Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus, Ziegelstraße 30, 10117 Berlin
Ablaufplan
17:00 Sektempfang
17:30 Eröffnung; Kurze Geschichte von FONAS
Jürgen Altmann, FONAS-Vorsitzender
17:40 Grußwort (Vorgelesen von Moritz Kütt)
Götz Neuneck, Vorsitzender Vereinigung Deutscher Wissenschaftler (VDW)
17:45 Grußwort
Darius Rahimi, Auswärtiges Amt
17:50 Grußwort
Thomas Held, Deutsche Stiftung Friedensforschung
18:00 Grußwort (Video)
Rald Stegner MdB, Unterausschuss Rüstungs- und Proliferationskontrolle, Nichtverbreitung und internationale Abrüstung
18:05 Keynote 1
Angela Kane: Chemical and Biological Weapons Treaties: Lessons Learned and A Call for Engagement (Senior Fellow, Vienna Center for Disarmament and Non Proliferation, Vizepräsidentin des Internationalen Friedensinstituts in Wien, vormals
Hohe Repräsentantin der UNO für Abrüstungsfragen)
18:35 Keynote 2
David Wright: Technical Arms Control: The Development of a New Field
in Germany, the US, and Elsewhere (Laboratory for Nuclear Security and Policy, MIT; vormals Global Security Program, Union of Concerned Scientists)
19:05 Diskussion
19:30 Abendessen (Buffet)
21:00 Ende
30th Anniversary Celebration
Berlin, October 1, 2026
Conference Hotel: Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus, Ziegelstraße 30, 10117 Berlin
Schedule
17:00 Champaign Reception
17:30 Opening Remarks; Brief History of FONAS
Jürgen Altmann, FONAS Chair
17:40 Opening Remarks (Read by Moritz Kütt)
Götz Neuneck, Chair Federation of German Scientists (VDW)
17:45 Opening Remarks
Darius Rahimi, Federal Foreign Office
17:50 Opening Remarks
Thomas Held, German Foundation for Peace Research
18:00 Opening Remarks (Video)
Ralf Stegner, Member of the Bundestag, Subcommittee on Arms Control, Proliferation Control, Nonproliferation, and International Disarmament
18:05 Keynote 1
Angela Kane: Chemical and Biological Weapons Treaties: Lessons Learned and A Call for Engagement (Senior Fellow, Vienna Center for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, Vice President of the International Peace Institute in Vienna, formerly UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs)
18:35 Keynote 2
David Wright: Technical Arms Control: The Development of a New Field in Germany, the U.S., and Elsewhere (Laboratory for Nuclear Security and Policy, MIT; formerly Global Security Program, Union of Concerned Scientists)
19:05 Discussion
19:30 Dinner (buffet)
21:00 End