The National Committee on the Ban of
Weapons of Mass Destruction collaborated with the Department of Technical
Cooperation of the International Atomic Energy Agency to host a workshop
designed to educate participants on how to set up technical programs and inform
them of how atomic energy is used for good.
The joint workshop was hosted through Nov.
24 with opening remarks from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Undersecretary and
Chairman of the National Committee to Ban Weapons of Mass Destruction,
Ambassador Abdulla Abdullatif Abdulla, who noted the cooperation of the International
Atomic Energy Agency in working with the Kingdom of Bahrain.
The Ambassador also noted the willingness of the Kingdom and the International
Atomic Energy Agency to work together, specifically in areas of legal, health,
education, and environmental aspects.
During the workshop, the programs offered
by the agency are introduced to participants. All programs are offered under
the context of technical cooperation in the areas of atomic energy use for
peaceful purposes, in addition to instructing attendees on how to set up technical
programs to get help from the agency.
Participants are trained by the appropriate
agency representatives depending on the industry involved. Several ministries
and government organizations take part including King Hamad Hospital, Bahrain
University, interior, health, commerce and tourism, municipal affairs and urban
development, and Supreme Council of Environment.
National Committee on Ban of Weapons of Mass Destruction, IAEA Tech Cooperation Dept host joint workshop
