Events

On Friday 28 February 2025, the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) Monitor team presented the ATT Monitor Arms Transfers Dashboard during the meeting of the ATT Working Group on Transparency and Reporting (WGTR). The Working Group emphasizes the importance of transparency and reporting within the ATT and it is chaired by Ms. Andrea Quezada from Chile.

The event was presided over by Abel Hartman, representing the Kingdom of the Netherlands. In his opening remarks, Mr. Hartman emphasized the vital role civil society plays in driving progress. He highlighted the ATT Monitor’s development of a user-friendly tool that tracks how States Parties have reported over the past 10 years. This tool comes at a critical moment for the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), as it marks a decade of implementation and...

The event was presided over by Ambassador Robert in de Bosch, representing the Kingdom of the Netherlands. In his opening remarks, he highlighted the pivotal role of the ATT Monitor in promoting the universalization and implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and advancing its core objectives. Ambassador de Bosch emphasized the fundamental importance of transparency in arms exports, a critical component in fostering peace, security, and...

The event was presided over by Ambassador Robert in de Bosch, representing the Kingdom of the Netherlands. In his opening remarks, he underscored the pivotal role of the ATT Monitor in monitoring the progress of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) towards its objectives. Ambassador de Bosch also emphasized the fundamental importance of transparency in arms exports, a critical element for fostering peace, security, and trust-building. Within this year's...