South Korea and France bolster nuclear alliance at 27th joint committee meeting
The governments of South Korea and France held the 27th meeting of their joint coordinating committee on nuclear energy in Saclay (Île-de-France), with two days of work reviewing 21 areas of scientific and industrial cooperation. The meeting coincides with the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations and more than four decades of institutional dialogue since the 1981 agreement. Both sides agreed to expand cooperation to next-generation reactors and the nuclear supply chain.
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- The 27th joint coordinating committee meeting was held in Saclay, at French CEA facilities, over two days.
- The agenda covered 21 cooperation areas, including nuclear physics, operational safety and the industrial chain.
- The mechanism has operated since 1982, following the 1981 agreement on peaceful use of nuclear technology.
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