Intergovernmental Agreements (IGAs): Framework agreements that outline the scope and terms of long-term cooperation, often for multiple reactor units.

Reactor Supply and Construction: Export of nuclear power reactors (e.g., VVER reactors from Russia) and assistance in their construction and commissioning.

Nuclear Fuel Supply: Assured and uninterrupted supply of enriched uranium or other nuclear fuel for the operational life of the reactors.

Technology Transfer: Sharing of expertise in reactor design, fuel cycle management, safety systems, and operational best practices.

Capacity Building: Training of scientific, technical, and operational personnel from the recipient country.

Joint Research and Development: Collaboration on advanced nuclear technologies, including new reactor designs and fuel cycles.

Safety Standards: Adherence to stringent international nuclear safety guidelines and standards, often overseen by the IAEA.

Safeguards: Application of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards to ensure that nuclear material and technology are used exclusively for peaceful purposes.

Waste Management: Cooperation on spent fuel reprocessing, storage, and disposal solutions.

Regulatory Harmonization: Efforts to align national nuclear regulatory practices to ensure consistent safety and security standards.

Intergovernmental Agreements (IGAs): Framework agreements that outline the scope and terms of long-term cooperation, often for multiple reactor units.

Reactor Supply and Construction: Export of nuclear power reactors (e.g., VVER reactors from Russia) and assistance in their construction and commissioning.

Nuclear Fuel Supply: Assured and uninterrupted supply of enriched uranium or other nuclear fuel for the operational life of the reactors.

Technology Transfer: Sharing of expertise in reactor design, fuel cycle management, safety systems, and operational best practices.

Capacity Building: Training of scientific, technical, and operational personnel from the recipient country.

Joint Research and Development: Collaboration on advanced nuclear technologies, including new reactor designs and fuel cycles.

Safety Standards: Adherence to stringent international nuclear safety guidelines and standards, often overseen by the IAEA.

Safeguards: Application of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards to ensure that nuclear material and technology are used exclusively for peaceful purposes.

Waste Management: Cooperation on spent fuel reprocessing, storage, and disposal solutions.

Regulatory Harmonization: Efforts to align national nuclear regulatory practices to ensure consistent safety and security standards.