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UAE Showcases Nuclear Safety Progress at Global IAEA Meeting

The United Arab Emirates presented its Tenth National Report recently. The delegation attended the Convention on Nuclear Safety review meeting.

The International Atomic Energy Agency hosted this important global gathering.

Reaching Full Commercial Operations

The UAE delegation highlighted a strong commitment to international safety standards. The new report outlines essential legislative, regulatory, and operational safety measures.

Officials highlighted major progress since the previous international safety review cycle. The Barakah Nuclear Power Plant successfully reached full commercial operation.

This achievement marks a massive milestone for the peaceful nuclear program.

Updating Vital Safety Regulations

The comprehensive report demonstrates a strong, continuously evolving national regulatory framework. The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation updated several key regulations recently.

Officials enhanced physical protection and cybersecurity requirements for all nuclear facilities. They also strengthened certification frameworks for dedicated nuclear operating personnel.

The regulatory authority issued new guides to secure radioactive material transport. Regulators also advanced a forward-looking master plan for 2025 to 2029.

This strategic plan addresses emerging technologies and future regulatory safety needs.

Improving Daily Plant Operations

Nawah Energy Company reported continuous improvements in daily operational performance. Workers executed refueling outages effectively and maintained the Barakah plant safely.

The operator strengthened the safety culture through strict independent assessments. Managers advanced a highly skilled national workforce through structured training programs.

Strategic partnerships actively support the growth of the local nuclear supply chain.

Official Statements and Commitments

Christer Viktorsson directs the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation. He praised the sustained national commitment to high nuclear safety standards.

He highlighted the safe and secure daily operation of the Barakah plant. The UAE joined the international Convention on Nuclear Safety in 2009.

The nation continues to engage actively in these global review processes.

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Author: Amita Kalsi   

 

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