Meeting for the Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia holds
The 23rd ministerial-level meeting for the Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia or FNCA kicked off on October 31st in Ulaanbaatar.
The 23rd ministerial-level meeting for the Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia or FNCA kicked off on October 31st in Ulaanbaatar. During her opening remarks at the meeting, Minister of Foreign Affairs Mrs. Battsetseg highlighted that Mongolia has been closely cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency on the use of nuclear technology for civilian purposes such as in the fields of health and agriculture since its accession to the agency in 1973. Foreign Minister Mrs. Battsetseg also expressed her appreciation that this event organized under the theme of “Enhancing Radiation Cancer Therapy in the Asian Region” provides an opportunity to exchange ideas and best practices for further development of cancer radiotherapy, in addition to enabling opportunities for countries in the Asian region to deepen cooperation in this regard. This is the first time for Mongolia to host the ministerial-level meeting of the Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia. Additionally, the meeting is bringing together representatives from 12 countries, including China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, and Japan.
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