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UAE highlights progress of peaceful N-Programme
The UAE affirmed on Wednesday that it has taken significant steps in the
development of its nuclear power programme and the related infrastructure,
following the IAEA guidance and international best practices. “The
construction of the first nuclear reactor in the UAE began in July 2012
following a detailed evaluation of the design, which took into consideration
early lessons learned from Fukushima Daiichi accident . The UAE is the first
country to start the construction of its first nuclear power plant in 27
years.
The national nuclear energy programme is progressing well, with the start of
construction of the 2nd unit in May of this year,” said the UAE Permanent
Representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Ambassador
Hamad Al Kaabi, in the UAE statement at the 57th Session of the General
Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), in Vienna.
He noted that it has been more than two years since the accident of
Fukushima Daiichi took place, adding that looking at the global picture of
the nuclear sector today, and despites the challenges, nuclear energy
continues to play a significant and increasing role in the global energy
sector.
Fukushima highlighted the need to strengthen nuclear safety worldwide.. UAE,
as a policy principle, is committed to adopt current and future lessons
learned in its reactors design as part of its commitment to the highest
standards of nuclear safety.“The UAE has recognised the primary role of the
Agency in strengthening the global nuclear safety. We welcome all efforts
made by the Director General in response to Fukushima and the implementation
of the IAEA nuclear safety plan; which the UAE is fully committed to.”
UAE appreciates all the Agency’s efforts in supporting UAE needs through its
different programmes and services. This cooperation framework with the IAEA
has enabled the UAE to meet national goals in various areas of nuclear
application and nuclear power.
Since embarking on a peaceful nuclear energy programme to meet the growing
domestic demand for electricity, the IAEA has been an important and vital
partner. At this point the UAE wants to express our appreciation over
Agency’s central role in supporting Member States needs.
The meeting, that also included senior officials from Prime Contractor and
national nuclear operator, focused on nuclear safety related issues and the
IAEA’s possible contribution.
A further meeting with Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed raised
discussion on the mutual interests. A steady progress in the UAE’s Nuclear
Power programme continued as it commenced construction of its second nuclear
reactor, pouring the first batch of nuclear safety concrete for the Barakah
Unit 2. By 2017 the first nuclear power plant will be operating while by
2020, all four are projected to be brought online. The strong safety
commitment of the UAE is also demonstrated through the submission of Third
National Report in preparation for the upcoming 6th CNS Review Meeting to be
held in March/April 2014, in Vienna.
The UAE will be hosting the IAEA International Conference on the Safety and
Security of Radioactive Sources in Abu Dhabi in October this year. The UAE
signed with the IAEA an Integrated Nuclear Security Support Plan (INSSP)
during the last General Conference week. We believe that the IAEA safeguards
system should be capable provide entail credible and effective means to
assure that assurances that nuclear material and facilities are being used
exclusively for peaceful purposes. This endeavour has become a true
challenge with regard to verification during the last decade. We believe
that this challenge should be addressed in all honesty, to provide full
assurance in relation to only the declared activities but also potentially
non declared ones, in the long term.
It is necessary that a safeguards conclusion included a statement over the
absence of non-declared nuclear material. My delegation welcomes the
director general efforts in consultation with the countries of the region to
facilitate the early implementation of the comprehensive safeguards in the
Middle East on all nuclear activities. However, we are deeply disappointed
in lack of progress made towards the establishment of a nuclear weapon free
zone in the Middle East in this area.
My delegation would like to reiterate the UAE’s commitment to working with
the Agency towards the strengthening of nuclear safety, security and
safeguards worldwide, while promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
and making use of the Agency’s central role in this regard. We thank the
Secretariat for the comprehensive reports made available to Member States in
relation to these matters, and reassure you Mr. President the IAEA of our
the full cooperation of my delegation.”
September 19, 2013 |
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Courtesy The Gulf Today
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