International cooperation
International cooperation in the nuclear field is an essential objective for establishing a safe and effective regime that ensures a high level of nuclear safety, and it is an important step in improving the regulatory system.
International cooperation is carried out through the cooperation programmes of various organizations such as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the United States Department of Energy, and through cooperation with regulatory bodies of other states such as: Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Italy, Macedonia, Poland, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, the USA, etc. http://www.cncan.ro/legislatie/tratate-acorduri-conventii/
Cooperation through the conclusion of bilateral agreements establishes the legal framework for technical cooperation with similar institutions in other states in the areas relating to nuclear safety.
International cooperation is carried out through the cooperation programmes of various organizations such as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the United States Department of Energy, and through cooperation with regulatory bodies of other states such as: Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Italy, Macedonia, Poland, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, the USA, etc. http://www.cncan.ro/legislatie/tratate-acorduri-conventii/
Cooperation through the conclusion of bilateral agreements establishes the legal framework for technical cooperation with similar institutions in other states in the areas relating to nuclear safety.