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  • Armenia and the UAE to sign agreement on Atomic Collaboration

    Armenia and the UAE to sign an agreement on "Collaboration for use of
    atomic energy for peaceful purposes"


    YEREVAN, 15 MAY, NOYAN TAPAN: During its May 13 session, the Armenian
    government gave consent to the signing of an agreement between Armenia
    and the United Arab Emirates on "Collaboration for the use of atomic
    energy for peaceful purposes".

    As RA Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Armen Movsisyan noted,
    the proposal to sign an agreement in the sphere of atomic energy
    studies was presented by the UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs during
    the visit to the UAE by the Armenian delegation headed by RA Deputy
    Prime Minister Armen Gevorgyan on 2010 January 17-20. According to
    Movsisyan, the governments of Armenia and the UAE attach importance to
    the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes. It will assist in the
    multifaceted development of economy, as well as contribute to advanced
    developments of science and technology, the introduction of leading
    technologies and provide the opportunity to preserve natural resources
    for organic fuel.

    The signing of the agreement envisages that the collaboration between
    both countries in the atomic energy sphere will serve for the use of
    atomic energy only for peaceful purposes and not for the creation of
    nuclear weapons, other nuclear explosive devices or for achieving
    other strategic goals. The agreement regulates the conditions for
    investments being made within the framework of trade relations and
    bilateral assistance projects throughout the collaboration, as well as
    issues related to the defense and distribution of rights to
    intellectual ownership and transit transfers of nuclear materials
    through the territories of the states.
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