Bilateral Cooperation

ENRRA adopts a Strategy for Communication to cover both national and International levels, which lays down the aims, means and responsibilities within ENRRA for International Cooperation in Nuclear Safety.

1. Morocco: Agence Marocaine de Sûreté et de Sécurité Nucléaires et Radiologiques (AMSSNuR), MOU was signed with Morocco in 2023 to exchange technical information on nuclear and radiation safety and security.
2. Cyprus, exchange information regarding the operating modes of the nuclear facilitate, as well as other technical information related to these facilities, which can be used to assess the consequences by the party receiving the information related to these facilities, which can be used to assess the consequences by the party receiving the information in the event of an accident in these facilities and for taking measures necessary for the protection of the population.
3. Hungary, to facilitate exchange experience related to assessment and evaluation of nuclear and radioactive waste management facilitates and activities information concerning any event that has a major radiological significance and the remedial actions undertaken in response.
4. Saudi Arabia: Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Commission (NRRC), Cooperate in areas of Nuclear Safety, security and Emergency Preparedness and Response mainly in Radiological incidents and accidents across borders.