The current director is Zhang Kejian.
Chinese name: People's Republic of China (PRC), mbth, China National Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Nature: Science: Head of institutions: Zhang Kejian, official website: Main functions of caea.gov/'s, main institutions, leading members, policies and regulations, planning summary, technical exchange, overseas institutions, relevant reports, main functions: 1 To study and formulate policies and regulations on the peaceful use of atomic energy in China; The National Atomic Energy Agency of People's Republic of China (PRC) is responsible for studying and formulating the development plans, plans and industry standards for the peaceful use of atomic energy in China; 3. Responsible for the organization and demonstration of major scientific research projects for peaceful use of nuclear energy in China, project approval, supervision and coordination of the implementation of major nuclear research projects; 4. Implementation and control of nuclear materials, and implementation of nuclear export review and management; People's Republic of China (PRC) National Atomic Energy Agency. Responsible for * * * exchanges and cooperation with international organizations in the nuclear field, and represent China * * * in the International Atomic Energy Agency and its activities; 6. Take the lead in organizing the National Nuclear Accident Coordination Committee to study and formulate the national nuclear accident emergency plan and organize its implementation. 7. The National Atomic Energy Agency has five operational divisions: Administration Division, Systems Engineering Division, International Cooperation Division, Comprehensive Planning Division and Science and Technology Quality Division. Primary organization 1. Administration Department: responsible for the administration, logistics and security system of the National Atomic Energy Agency, the physical protection of nuclear material control and the management of fire fighting in nuclear power plants; 2. Systems Engineering Department: responsible for organizing major nuclear energy research project demonstration, nuclear power plant and nuclear fuel development planning, major project construction, management and supervision, and national nuclear accident emergency daily work; 3. International Cooperation Department: responsible for organizing and coordinating exchanges and cooperation among international organizations in the field of atomic energy, and undertaking the examination and guarantee of nuclear import and export licenses; 4. Comprehensive Planning Department: responsible for approving nuclear energy research plans and preparing annual plans for nuclear energy development; 5. Department of Science, Technology and Quality: responsible for organizing pre-research on nuclear energy and formulating technical standards for nuclear energy. Director of the leading members of the National Atomic Energy Agency: Zhang Kejian, Deputy Director of the National Atomic Energy Agency: Secretary-General of the National Atomic Energy Agency of Wang Yiren: Liu Yongde: International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism 1997 The United Nations General Assembly decided to set up an ad hoc committee composed of experts from 19 1 member States to draft the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism. From 6: 438 to 9: 98, Russia submitted a draft convention to the Ad Hoc Committee. On the basis of this draft, after seven years of arduous negotiations, the Special Committee finally adopted the draft International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism in early April 2005. On April 13, 2005, the 59th United Nations General Assembly unanimously adopted the Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism, which defined the acts of nuclear terrorism and required all countries to take immediate measures such as legislation to combat it. This is the 13 international anti-terrorism convention formulated and ratified by the United Nations. The Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage recognizes the importance of the measures stipulated in the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage and the Paris Convention on Third Party Liability in the Field of Nuclear Energy, as well as the national legislation on compensation for nuclear damage in line with the principles of these conventions; It is hoped that a worldwide liability system will be established to supplement and strengthen these measures in order to increase the amount of nuclear damage compensation; Further understanding that this worldwide responsibility system will encourage regional and global cooperation in order to promote a higher level of nuclear safety in accordance with the principles of international partnership and solidarity. Agreement on the establishment of regional food irradiation cooperation projects in Asia. The establishment of regional food irradiation cooperation projects will help prevent malnutrition in developing countries. The members of these countries are the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Nuclear Science and Technology Research, Development and Training, which was extended on June 2, 1977. Hope to further strengthen cooperation and promote closer coordination of work in areas of common interest to ensure the most effective use of existing resources; The establishment of the project was discussed according to paragraphs 4 and 5 of the Regional Cooperation Agreement. Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons 1 July 19681signed the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which came into effect on March 5, 1970. The main provisions of the Treaty are: nuclear-weapon States parties shall not transfer nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices to any country, and shall not assist, encourage or guide non-nuclear-weapon States to acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices, and all their peaceful nuclear activities shall be subject to the safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency; States parties undertake to promote peaceful nuclear activities, negotiate effective measures, stop the nuclear arms race and nuclear disarmament at an early date, and conclude a treaty on general and complete disarmament. This treaty is a universal international treaty in the field of disarmament and arms control, which has played an important role in preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons and is conducive to maintaining world peace and stability. At the same time, there are some defects and deficiencies in the Treaty, which are mainly manifested in the imbalance of obligations between nuclear-weapon States and non-nuclear-weapon States, and the deployment of nuclear weapons on the territory of non-nuclear-weapon States is not prohibited, but on the whole, the Treaty is of positive significance. The statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency seminar was adopted at the statute meeting held at United Nations Headquarters on 23 October 1956126 October, and was open for signature by all United Nations Member States or any specialized agency on 26 October of the same year. The Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency entered into force on July 29, 1957 after the relevant provisions of Article 2 1 (e) were fulfilled. The United States of America * * * is the depositary of the instruments of ratification of signatories and acceptances of acceding countries to the Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency. The main purpose is to seek to accelerate and expand the contribution of atomic energy to world peace, health and prosperity; And do its best to ensure that the assistance provided by itself, at its request or under its supervision or control is not used to advance any military purpose. The main functions stipulated in the Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency are: assisting in the research and practical application of atomic energy for peaceful purposes; Promote the exchange of scientific and technological information; Encourage the exchange and training of scientists and experts; Formulate and implement safeguards to ensure that fissile materials and other materials, services, equipment and information provided by the IAEA itself or through the IAEA will not be used to advance any military purpose, and implement safeguards for any atomic energy activities in the country concerned at the request of the country concerned; To formulate safety standards for protecting health and minimizing risks to life and property in consultation or cooperation with relevant competent agencies of the United Nations system, and specify the scope of application of these standards. The basic ability of People's Republic of China (PRC) National Atomic Energy Agency to plan and summarize nuclear emergency work is weak. At present, China's nuclear emergency system is seriously short of personnel and resources, which is difficult to meet the needs of comprehensive nuclear emergency work: the hardware function of the national nuclear emergency command center is incomplete, and the construction of information platform is still in its infancy; Nuclear emergency command centers at all levels have not been interconnected, which can not meet the needs of emergency command and coordination when accidents occur; Nuclear emergency technology and equipment are seriously inadequate, and the technical level needs to be improved urgently; The state has not formally established various nuclear emergency technical support centers and professional rescue teams. The construction of nuclear emergency facilities lacks overall planning and guidance, and the infrastructure construction of nuclear emergency organizations at all levels is seriously inadequate and unbalanced, which can only basically meet the minimum requirements of nuclear emergency work; Some provinces urgently need to establish nuclear emergency command center construction funds can not be in place on time and in full; The equipment of emergency communication system in some nuclear facilities is aging, and it has not been reformed and updated in time. The nuclear emergency preparedness and response work of People's Republic of China (PRC) National Atomic Energy Agency urgently needs to be standardized and strengthened. Nuclear emergency preparedness and response of other nuclear facilities need to be standardized and strengthened. Nationwide, the nuclear emergency response work of nuclear facilities and various nuclear activities except nuclear power plants is still in the primary or primary stage. In particular, military nuclear facilities (referring to military nuclear facilities of national defense science, technology and industry) have weak basic ability of nuclear emergency work and poor ability to deal with emergencies. The construction of some provincial nuclear emergency systems is seriously lagging behind. Except for provinces with nuclear power plants, other provinces and cities with relatively concentrated nuclear facilities, such as Sichuan, Gansu and Beijing, have not yet established provincial-level nuclear emergency systems. Technical exchange South Korea's next-generation reactor-APR 1400. The APR (Advanced Power Reactor)1400 developed by South Korea in recent years has become the world's first large-capacity commercial pressurized water reactor (APWR). Since1June, 1992, it has been developed, and based on more than 20 years of experience in nuclear power construction and operation, it has integrated the world's advanced technologies. On May 7th, 2002, KINS, the national nuclear power regulatory authority of Korea, issued the standard design license (DC) of APR 1400. At present, South Korea is preparing to build the next generation of large-capacity nuclear power plants-Xinguli Units 3 and 4. The United States Congress passed the Satellite Nuclear Corporation, and President Bush signed a new American energy bill-the National Energy Policy Act of 2005. This bill supports the operation of existing nuclear power plants and encourages the construction of new nuclear power units, formulates measures to encourage the construction of new nuclear power plants, and gives product tax concessions, loan guarantees and risk protection to companies that build new nuclear power plants. Shortly after the passage of the new energy bill of the United States, on September 15, 2005, a new nuclear power joint venture company was created in the United States, which is UniStarNuclear United Company. The company announced that it will jointly develop a new generation of commercial reactor-American EPR in the United States to provide one-stop service for the development and construction of new nuclear power plants. This incident has attracted the attention of people in the nuclear power industry all over the world. How to operate this newly established company, what is its organizational structure and technical choice, has become a problem that people expect to know. EPR- Advanced Nuclear Reactor EPR is a reactor jointly developed by Famatong and Siemens. 200 1, 1, Famatong merged with Siemens nuclear power department to form Famatong Advanced Nuclear Energy Company, and French power company and major German power companies participated in the project design. The nuclear safety authorities of France and Germany coordinated the nuclear safety standards of EPR and unified the technical specifications. EPR, a new generation of nuclear reactors, has completed the technical development work and has now entered the construction stage. Industrialization Development of Nuclear Technology Application The application of nuclear technology by China people and China's National Atomic Energy Agency is closely related to people's lives, especially isotope and radiation technology (hereinafter referred to as "synchrotron radiation technology"). Because of its own technical advantages and high permeability, it is widely used in many fields such as industry, agriculture, medicine and environmental protection. In the United States, Japan and other developed countries, a huge industry with strong vitality has been formed, and its economic scale and employment have surpassed that of nuclear power, which has had an important impact on national GDP growth. Japan and other developed countries believe that nuclear power and the same-spoke technology are like two wheels of a car, and the development of the same-spoke technology is closely related to the improvement of people's quality of life. On the evening of September 20th, 2005, the delegation of China to the International Atomic Energy Agency held a Mid-Autumn Tea Party. Zhang, deputy director of the National Atomic Energy Agency Expert Advisory Committee, who is attending the meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors in Vienna, and more than 30 members of his delegation, all the staff of the permanent mission, my international staff working in the IAEA and their families attended the tea party. First of all, on behalf of the National Atomic Energy Agency, Zhang expressed condolences to all the staff working in China and briefly introduced the latest development of nuclear power in China. Later, Zhang got together with everyone to celebrate the arrival of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a traditional festival in China. Zhang made a speech at the tea party. Our representative expounded China's position at the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Zhang talked with the staff of the permanent mission. Sun Qin, head of the China delegation and director of the National Atomic Energy Agency, made a speech in the general debate of the 18 conference, and comprehensively expounded China's position on relevant issues. Sun Qin said that since its establishment 50 years ago, the International Atomic Energy Agency has always adhered to the purpose established in the Statute and constantly improved its functions. It has done a lot of fruitful work in promoting the peaceful use of nuclear energy and preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons, played an important role, achieved universally recognized achievements and won high praise from the international community. Sun Qin said that in order to ensure the healthy development of the IAEA, China put forward the following four suggestions and propositions: First, the IAEA should vigorously strengthen its technical cooperation activities. It is hoped that member countries, especially developed countries, will pay more attention to technical cooperation in order to promote international cooperation in the field of peaceful use of nuclear energy. Second, the agency should continue to establish and promote a nuclear safety culture, continue to devote itself to the construction of a nuclear safety culture aimed at protecting human beings and the environment, formulate and update safety standards conducive to promoting the development of the nuclear industry in a timely manner, and assist member States to improve their own nuclear safety level. Third, the Agency should continue to provide a strong guarantee for nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear maintenance. At present, China has participated in all control mechanisms related to nuclear non-proliferation, and is in line with international practice in nuclear export policy and nuclear non-proliferation measures. Fourth, the IAEA should play an active role in solving nuclear hotspot issues, and through the joint efforts of the IAEA and member States, the DPRK nuclear issue, the Iranian nuclear issue, the supply of nuclear fuel and the fight against nuclear terrorism should be discussed and properly resolved within the framework of the IAEA. Sun Qin said that the rapid economic development in China has put forward higher requirements for energy supply. As an important part of the national energy strategy, nuclear power has been brought into the overall planning of the national power development. In March this year, China the State Council adopted the Medium-and Long-Term Development Plan of Nuclear Power (2005-2020) in principle, and determined the important energy strategy of "actively promoting nuclear power construction", which is of great significance to meet the growing energy demand of China's economic and social development, realize the coordinated development of energy, economy and ecological environment, and enhance China's comprehensive economic strength and industrial technology level.