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At the general meeting on November 23rd, 2024, the voluntary board of the Austrian Cancer Aid under the presidency of Univ.-Prof. Dr. Paul Sevelda was unanimously re-elected for the term of office 2024 – 2027.
The Presidium of the Austrian Cancer Aid for the functional period 2024 – 2027 consists of:
President: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Paul SEVELDA
Vice President: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Florentia PEINTINGER (for the term of office 2024-2025)
Financial officer: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bernhard BLACK
Secretary: Univ.-Dose. Dr. Ansgar WELTERMANN
Deputy Secretary: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Erika CORRECT
Other board members:
Univ.-Prof. DDr. Eva Katharina MASEL, MSc
Priv.-Doz. Dr. Anton PONHOLZER
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Michael MICKSCHE
“I would like to thank you for your trust and promise, together with my colleagues on the board and the presidium, to continue to work with full commitment on all issues that serve the prevention and early detection of cancer and the improvement of the living situation of cancer patients and theirs relatives and the promotion of cancer research,” said Sevelda in his acceptance speech. Sevelda emphasized that he will seek a conversation immediately after the appointment of a new health minister in order to present the current cancer aid concerns and demands and hopes that the traditionally good cooperation between cancer aid and those responsible for health policy will continue.
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In light of the current geopolitical landscape, how might the U.S. approach conflict regions to ensure robust safeguards are in place, particularly in discussions at the IAEA?
**Interview with Dr. Emily Carter on U.S. Participation at the IAEA General Conference**
*Date: November 23, 2024*
*Location: Vienna*
**Editor:** Welcome, Dr. Carter! Thank you for joining us today. We recently reviewed the U.S. statements made at the IAEA General Conference. Can you share your thoughts on the significance of the U.S. participation in these discussions?
**Dr. Emily Carter:** Thank you for having me! The U.S. involvement in the IAEA General Conference is incredibly important, especially given the pressing global issues surrounding nuclear safety and security. In 2022, for instance, U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and Ambassador Laura S.H. Holgate emphasized the need for international cooperation, particularly in light of the situation in Ukraine and other nuclear safety concerns.
**Editor:** Absolutely, it seems like a crucial time for diplomatic engagement. What key points were highlighted by the U.S. officials during the conference?
**Dr. Carter:** The U.S. representatives focused on several critical areas. They addressed the need for robust frameworks to prevent nuclear proliferation and to enhance nuclear safety protocols globally. They also underscored the importance of the IAEA’s role in providing technical assistance and ensuring that nuclear energy is used for peaceful purposes. The situation in Ukraine was a particularly poignant topic, reinforcing the necessity of safeguards in conflict regions.
**Editor:** Interesting. How do you see the U.S. stance evolving in future IAEA discussions, especially given the current geopolitical climate?
**Dr. Carter:** I believe the U.S. will continue to assert its leadership role at the IAEA. Given ongoing tensions with various nations and the emergence of new nuclear states, the U.S. is likely to push for more stringent regulations and collaborative efforts to mitigate potential risks. Engaging with both allies and adversaries through forums like the IAEA will be crucial for fostering dialogue and preventing escalation.
**Editor:** Thank you for your insights, Dr. Carter. Before we wrap up, is there anything else you think our listeners should keep an eye on regarding the IAEA?
**Dr. Carter:** Definitely. As we approach future conferences, I would recommend paying attention to how member states address climate change in relation to nuclear energy. The dialogue is shifting towards sustainable practices, and the IAEA’s efforts in promoting safe nuclear technologies will be a central theme.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Carter! Your expertise is invaluable and we appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us today.
**Dr. Carter:** My pleasure! Thank you for highlighting these important discussions.
