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Somalia Becomes the 179th Member of the IAEA
Somalia Becomes the 179th Member of the IAEA
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On September 16, the 68th Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) opened in Vienna. 18.09.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Somalia has become the newest and 179th member of the IAEA on Monday. Admission to the organization is a significant milestone reflecting the country’s commitment to promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy.The Somali government emphasized that nuclear technology, when used peacefully, offers great potential to address many challenges, from improving health and agriculture to better management of natural resources and increasing resilience to climate change.
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Somalia Becomes the 179th Member of the IAEA
00:42 18.09.2024 (Updated: 15:43 18.09.2024) On September 16, the 68th Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) opened in Vienna.
Somalia has become the newest and 179th member of the IAEA on Monday. Admission to the organization is a significant milestone reflecting the country’s commitment to promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
“This is a historic moment for Somalia, signifying our deep commitment to international cooperation, peace, and the responsible use of advanced technologies for the benefit of our people,” reads the statement issued by the Federal Government of Somalia on the occasion.
The Somali government emphasized that nuclear technology, when used peacefully, offers great potential to address many challenges, from improving health and
agriculture to better management of
natural resources and increasing resilience to climate change.
“By joining the IAEA, Somalia seeks to harness the benefits of nuclear technology in a way that is safe, secure, and sustainable, and fully compliant with international standards and regulations,” the statement noted.
