Officials said the ratification of key international nuclear conventions is crucial to advancing the Philippines’ long-term nuclear energy program by providing a strong legal and safety framework. During a Senate hearing, energy officials emphasized that these agreements are required to meet global standards set by the International Atomic Energy Agency and to gain the confidence of investors and the power sector. The conventions cover nuclear safety, liability in case of accidents, and the management of radioactive waste, all of which are essential to building public trust. They also establish a clear compensation and accountability system in the event of nuclear incidents, ensuring protection for the public. The government is now finalizing the ratification package, with submission targeted before June 9 for endorsement to the Office of the President.
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