Nuclear trade

Nuclear trade involves the international exchange of nuclear materials, technology, and equipment used for energy production, medicine, or research. Countries or companies share or sell enriched uranium, nuclear reactors, and related technology under strict international regulations to ensure safety, prevent proliferation, and promote peaceful uses. This trade helps meet global energy needs, advance medical treatments, and support scientific research, while maintaining oversight through organizations like the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Proper regulation ensures that nuclear materials are handled responsibly, minimizing risks associated with nuclear proliferation or accidents.