In August 2014, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said that all of Syria's declared category 1 stockpiles, which included mustard agent, had been destroyed.
According to Amiri, Iran has also started diluting and oxidising its 196kg stockpile of 20%-enriched uranium.
Swaziland estimates it could raise $9.9m from its 330kg stockpile of horn collected from naturally deceased animals and confiscated from poachers.
The Commons public accounts committee's report into the government's handling of the UK's £424m stockpile of the influenza drug Tamiflu, published last week, was damning.
Iran's 8,000kg stockpile of LEU would be substantially reduced by exporting much of it to Russia and by converting some of it into oxide.
Rhinos A proposal from Swaziland that would have allowed it to sell its 330kg stockpile of horn in order, it said, to use the money to help support rhino conservation work, was defeated.
They eventually succeeded with the backing of the British Medical Journal and published their review which concluded that the British government's £424m stockpile of Tamiflu against a pandemic was a waste of money.
They illustrate this "concern" with a snapshot of a sturdily neurotic Arizona family standing amid their "Y2K stockpile — generator, wood, canned goods," looking like set dressers from Cormac McCarthy's apocalyptic "Road".
Much of Iran's 8,000kg stockpile of low-enriched uranium would be either exported to Russia or converted into uranium oxide, which cannot easily be used for further enrichment.
It would dilute its roughly 200kg stockpile of 20%-enriched uranium, the most immediate proliferation concern, or convert it to oxide which is harder to turn back into the hexafluoride gas, which can in turn be enriched further to make weapons-grade fuel.
