As a Nepal’s representative at the global meet, the Nepali Minister for Foreign Affairs Pradeep Kumar Gyawali reaffirmed Nepal’s strong commitment to complete disarmament of all weapons causing mass destruction, especially the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons.

Stating that Nepal values IAEA principles, Gyawali highlighted IAEA’s contribution to Nepal in driving innovation in energy, medicine and other industrial applications with the use of nuclear technology.

He also lauded IAEA’s support to Nepal across various other fields such as infrastructure enhancement, achieving safety from radiation, establishment of radiation health service infrastructure, boosting crop yield for food security and education in nuclear physics and chemistry.

In this regard, he sought IAEA’s continued support to his nation for effective utilization of nuclear science & technology for capacity building and complying with safeguard standards, among others.

Gyawali held separate discussion with the Acting Director General of IAEA Mary Alice Hayward.

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