Morocco Proposes Nuclear Cooperation with Africa
Morocco showcased its experience in managing radioactive waste during an international conference held as part of the seventy-first session of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna. The event highlighted the Moroccan approach, which combines national responsibility, infrastructure development, capacity building, and the promotion of international cooperation, especially with African countries. Moroccan officials shared their expertise in collecting, processing, and storing radioactive waste, with a particular focus on their experience in shipping high-activity radioactive sources that have been decommissioned. Participants emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge exchange to ensure safe and sustainable management of radioactive waste, reaffirming Morocco's commitment to nuclear safety agreements and its willingness to share its experiences with other countries, especially in Africa.
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