The 28th Conference on Chemical Weapons Demilitarization took place in London, bringing together specialists from around the world. The event brought together representatives from political circles, as well as the scientific and technical community working in the field of chemical weapons non-proliferation and destruction. Conference participants discussed current and prospective threats related to the use and spread of chemical weapons. Central attention was given to questions of improving methods for the disposal of hazardous substances, as well as developing new approaches to detecting and preventing potential threats in this area. The forum traditionally serves as a platform for exchanging experience between countries and organizations engaged in chemical weapons control, including representatives of international disarmament organizations. Experts emphasized the importance of continuous improvement of technical capabilities and international cooperation for effective response to the evolving nature of threats in the context of developing new technologies.