Algeria has taken a significant step forward in its pursuit of nuclear technology and development by signing the Third Country Programme Framework (CPF) with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for the period 2024-2029. This landmark agreement, signed on November 22, 2023, by H.E. Larbi Latroch, the Algerian Permanent Mission’s Resident Representative, and Mr. Hua Liu, IAEA Deputy Director General, marks a crucial phase in Algeria’s technical cooperation with the IAEA, Algeria IAEA Cooperation Framework.
The CPF serves as a strategic guide for Algeria, outlining the primary areas for nuclear technology transfer and technical cooperation in alignment with its national development goals. This framework is pivotal in structuring the medium-term planning of Algeria’s collaboration with the IAEA.
Being a member of the IAEA since 1963, Algeria’s new CPF for 2024-2029 highlights five key priority areas:
- Enhancement of nuclear and radiation safety and security.
- Advancements in energy through nuclear technology.
- Production of medical radioisotopes.
- Monitoring and detection of animal and zoonotic diseases.
- Efficient water resource mapping and management.
These areas represent Algeria’s commitment to leveraging nuclear technology for comprehensive national development, encompassing health, safety, energy, and environmental management. The CPF is a testament to Algeria’s dedication to utilizing nuclear technology responsibly and effectively, ensuring safety and security while advancing towards its development objectives.
This cooperation with the IAEA is a clear indication of Algeria’s position as a proactive and responsible participant in the global nuclear technology arena, aiming to harness the benefits of nuclear science for sustainable development and the betterment of its citizens.
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