Pakistan's Nuclear Security Regime Receives IAEA Validation
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- •IAEA's IPPAS mission confirms Pakistan's robust nuclear security measures.
- •The review included assessments of legislative frameworks and physical protection at nuclear facilities.
- •Recommendations were provided for further enhancement of security protocols.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) completed its first-ever International Physical Protection Advisory Service (IPPAS) mission in Pakistan, concluding that the country has established a robust nuclear security regime. The 12-day review, conducted at the request of the Pakistani government, assessed the legislative and regulatory framework for nuclear security and the physical protection measures at a nuclear facility. The IAEA team, led by Khammar Mrabit, noted that the security measures were appropriately implemented and identified several good practices. Recommendations were made to further enhance Pakistan's nuclear security regime. The mission was hosted by the Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority (PNRA) and included experts from multiple countries. The findings highlight Pakistan's commitment to improving its nuclear security infrastructure and capacity-building efforts.
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