IAEA Concludes Syria's Nuclear Issue

The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency unanimously decided to close the case of Syria’s non-compliance with its nuclear obligations, following Damascus's cooperation with international inspectors and its granting access to secret nuclear sites, including the Deir Ezzor site. This decision comes after a years-long investigation initiated during the Assad era, during which the agency uncovered nuclear facilities and a clandestine nature of a reactor under construction, believed to have been capable of producing materials for nuclear weapons. There was also evidence of Syria's full cooperation and facilitation of inspection activities. The resolution affirmed that Syria remains committed to its nuclear safeguards agreement. It also highlights that this development paves the way for enhanced peaceful technical cooperation, ends the politicization of the case, and facilitates the flow of scientific knowledge and technological development within the country.

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