Syria Says IAEA Cooperation Supports Transfer of Peaceful Nuclear Technology
Head of Syrian Atomic Energy Commission says new Country Programme Framework covers nuclear safety, health, agriculture and energy planning
Syria has said that its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) supports the transfer of peaceful nuclear technology to the country, according to a statement from the head of the Syrian Atomic Energy Commission cited by Anadolu Agency.
The official said the cooperation is structured through a Country Programme Framework, which covers several key areas, including nuclear safety, health, food and agriculture, and energy planning.
According to the source, the framework represents an agreed set of priorities between Syria and the UN nuclear watchdog aimed at guiding technical assistance and capacity-building in these sectors.
Details on the specific timeline, funding, or scope of individual projects under the framework were not immediately available from the source.
Anadolu Agency reported the comments as part of ongoing coverage of Syria's engagement with international bodies on nuclear-related matters.
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- Syria says cooperation with UN agency supports transfer of peaceful nuclear technology — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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