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Pakistan calls for equitable, non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation at UN

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October 24, 2026
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All nations should retain their inalienable proper to utilise nuclear power for peaceable functions: Ambassador Raza

Pakistan on Saturday underscored the elemental significance of equitable, non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation to assist safe its nationwide power future on the United Nations.

“Efforts to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction should not impede worldwide cooperation within the peaceable makes use of of dual-use applied sciences, which is important for the financial growth of the International South,” the remarks had been made by Counsellor at Pakistan’s Everlasting Mission to the UN, Syed Atif Raza, whereas talking through the UN Common Meeting Plenary dialogue on the report of the Worldwide Atomic Power Company (IAEA).

Raza additionally highlighted that Pakistan was a celebration to the principal worldwide devices of nuclear security and safety.

“All nations should retain their inalienable proper to utilise nuclear power for peaceable functions, according to their respective non-proliferation and worldwide authorized obligations,” the Pakistani delegate mentioned.

Learn: IAEA mission evaluations nuclear safety

Pakistan, he mentioned, maintained that compliance or issues of safety ought to be resolved via technical our bodies just like the IAEA with out political bias.

“Excellent conditions should be addressed and resolved via dialogue and diplomacy, in a fashion that upholds the non-proliferation regime whereas making certain regional and worldwide peace and safety,” Raza mentioned.

“Nations ought to chorus from irresponsible and destabilising rhetoric, actions, and postures that might escalate tensions and improve the chance of battle.”

Pakistan, he mentioned, operates six nuclear energy reactors – all underneath IAEA safeguards, supplying about 20 per cent of the nationwide power wants and one-third of low-carbon energy era.

“We assist the company’s work in peaceable functions of nuclear science and expertise and look ahead to the profitable implementation of IAEA’s main initiatives.”

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At UNGA, Pakistan Requires Equitable Entry to Peaceable Nuclear Expertise, Urges Decision of Excellent Points via dialogue and diplomacy

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— Everlasting Mission of Pakistan to the UN (@PakistanUN_NY) October 24, 2026

On the outset, Rafael Mariano Grossi, the IAEA Director-Common, briefed the Common Meeting on Syria, Iran and Ukraine, noting that the company had gained entry to beforehand restricted amenities in Syria after practically 20 years.

“All of the nuclear materials in Syria is now underneath monitoring and verification”, he mentioned, describing this as a serious step in the direction of Damascus’ reintegration into the worldwide group.

“Discreet diplomacy, perseverance, factual, goal, technical work additionally repay”, he added.

On Iran, the IAEA chief mentioned the company had accomplished many of the technical preparations wanted to confirm its nuclear actions, expressing hope that negotiations between Tehran and Washington would produce an settlement.

“There won’t be an enduring, steady answer and not using a diplomatic settlement”, he pressured, including: “For a diplomatic settlement to occur, we’d like the verification.”

On Ukraine, he warned of continuous nuclear security dangers on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Energy Plant, the place the IAEA has maintained a presence for practically 5 years. The company not too long ago negotiated its eighth localised ceasefire between the Russian Federation and Ukraine, permitting important repairs to stop a nuclear accident.

Learn Extra: Restore work begins on Ukrainian nuclear plant’s energy strains

Grossi additionally highlighted the Company’s unbiased monitoring of handled water discharges from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear energy plant. Turning to the peaceable makes use of of nuclear expertise, he pressured the necessity to broaden entry to nuclear power in growing nations and welcomed the World Financial institution’s determination to finance nuclear initiatives as a “watershed” second.





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