２３日にＮＹで核物質禁止会合　日本主催、岸田首相出席へ

　政府は２３日、核兵器用核分裂性物質生産禁止条約（ＦＭＣＴ）の交渉開始に向けた友好国とのハイレベル会合を米ニューヨークで主催する。日本からは岸田文雄首相が出席し、演説する。関係者が１７日、明らかにした。（2024/09/17-17:47）

Japan plans to host a high-level meeting Monday to kick-start negotiations for a proposed Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty, aimed at prohibiting the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons.
   According to informed sources, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will attend and deliver a speech at the meeting with friendly countries in New York.
   The treaty would prohibit the production of materials such as highly enriched uranium and plutonium. Negotiations have failed to begin for many years, and Tokyo hopes to use this opportunity to bolster international momentum for talks.
   The high-level meeting will take place on the sidelines of a U.N. General Assembly meeting. Twelve countries including the United States, Britain and France are set to participate and draw up an outcome document.