“Bringing Prosperity to the Asia-Pacific”
“Bringing Prosperity to the Asia-Pacific”
“Bringing Prosperity to the Asia-Pacific”
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Established in1972
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22Countries
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180Projects
REGIONAL COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT
For Research, Development and Training Related to Nuclear
Science and Technology for Asia and the Pacific
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RCA News 2025.03.28
New National RCA Representative of BangladeshMr Quamrul Huda, Chairman of the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC) has become the new National RCA Representative of Bangladesh. He can be contacted via his email at : quamrul.baec@gmail.com. For more information: https://www.rcaro.org/states1
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RCA News 2025.03.05
New National RCA Representative of New ZealandMs Helen Barnes, Senior Business Development Manager for International Development in the Department of Commercial and Business Partnerships at the GNS Science has become the new National RCA Representative of New Zealand. She can be contacted via her email at h.barnes@gns.cri.nz. For more information, please visit; https://www.rcaro.org/states1.
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RCARO News 2025.02.21
New Participant of the 2025 RCARO Fellowship ProgrammeChonrithon Boonprasop, International Relations Officer of Office of Atoms for Peace (OAP) of Thailand, has joined the RCA Regional Office as the new participant of the RCARO Fellowship Program from February to April 2025. She can be contacted at parn@rcaro.org.
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RCARO News 2025.02.20
ASEANTOM-RCARO Project Coordination Meeting, 19-20 February 2025, virtualASEANTOM-RCARO Project Coordination Meeting 19-20 February 2025, virtual A total of 40 participants from 10 ASEAN countries and Korea gathered for the ASEANTOM-RCARO Project Coordination Meeting, held virtually on February 19-20, 2025. This crucial event marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to enhance nuclear and radiological emergency preparedness and response (EP&R) capabilities across the ASEAN region. The meeting commenced with opening remarks from Mr. Dae Ki Kim, Director of the RCA Regional Office (RCARO), who highlighted the importance of sustained regional cooperation to strengthen EP&R frameworks in ASEAN. This was followed by welcoming remarks by Mr Rosli Darmawan, the National RCA Representative of Malaysia, the ASEANTOM Chair Country and Dr. Yutthana Tumnoi, Lead Country Coordinator (LCC) of Phase 1-2 and Acting Expert on Atomic Energy at Thailand’s Office of Atoms for Peace (OAP). Over the two days, the meeting served as a platform for participating countries to review the achievements of previous project phases, discuss ongoing challenges, and chart a clear roadmap for the next three years (2025-2027).
RCA Government Parties
- AUSTRAILA
- BANGLADESH
- CAMBODIA
- CHINA
- FIJI
- INDIA
- INDONESIA
- JAPAN
- KOREA
- LAOS
- MALAYSIA
- MONGOLIA
- MYANMAR
- NEPAL
- NEW ZEALAND
- PAKISTAN
- PALAU
- PHILIPPINES
- SINGAPORE
- SRILANKA
- THAILAND
- VIETNAM
