Syria calls for IAEA to drop Non-Compliance

Syria officially requested the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency to close the "non-compliance" case during the September session, emphasizing that continuing to include it on the agenda would lead to an unjustified waste of resources and efforts. Damascus stated that it has taken significant steps to cooperate with the Agency, including the voluntary declaration of previously undeclared nuclear materials and bringing them under international oversight, as well as opening the Deir ez-Zor site to inspections for more than 18 years and providing information on undeclared nuclear materials. The head of the Syrian Atomic Energy Authority affirmed that Syria has handled the case with national responsibility and has undertaken unprecedented efforts to facilitate verification processes. Additionally, Damascus announced the commencement of the first destruction operation of chemical materials since the fall of the previous regime, as part of disarmament efforts.

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