On January 14, the U.S. and Thailand signed a 123 Agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation, enhancing energy security, diplomatic relations, and supporting Thailand’s civil nuclear energy program with a focus on nonproliferation.
On January 14, the United States and Thailand signed a 123 Agreement in Bangkok for peaceful nuclear cooperation. U.S. Ambassador Robert F. Godec and Thailand’s Minister Supamas Isarabhakdi formalized the agreement, which establishes a framework dedicated to nonproliferation and allows for the transfer of nuclear materials and technology for research and energy production.
This agreement will bolster bilateral ties and enhance cooperation in energy security and clean energy initiatives, reinforcing their longstanding diplomatic and economic relationships.
Nuclear energy presents a clean, stable power source for Thailand’s energy needs. The U.S. looks forward to strengthening its civil nuclear energy partnership with Thailand, aiming to support its energy security and sustainability goals while adhering to the highest safety standards.
Source : United States and Thailand Sign Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement