Published December 1999 | Version v1
Journal article

National viewpoints: Views on strengthened safeguards from Australia, Cuba and South Africa

  • 1. Australian Ambassy, Vienna (Austria)
  • 2. Permanent Mission of Cuba to the International Atomic Energy Agency and International Organizations, Vienna (Austria)
  • 3. Permanent Mission of South Africa to the International Atomic Energy Agency and International Organizations, Vienna (Austria)

Description

This paper presents views of Australia, Cuba and South Africa concerned with strengthened safeguards regime. Australia has been involved with the IAEA safeguards system since the first plenary meeting of the Conference on the IAEA Statute in 1956, joined the NPT in 1973 and began concluding bilateral safeguards agreements in 1977. Australia has the greatest respect for the IAEA coordinated efforts started in 1998 to strengthen and integrate the safeguards system. Cuba has always attached special importance to nuclear safeguards activities, recognizing their high priority as well as the important role they have in respect to international disarmament and security. South Africa supports the efforts in strengthening the safeguards activities and remains hopeful that the international community will address the challenges posed by the Trilateral Initiative between Russian federation, USA and IAEA in a mature and cooperative way

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Publishing Information

Journal Title
IAEA Bulletin
Journal Volume
41
Journal Issue
4
Journal Page Range
p. 24-31
ISSN
0020-6067