What are the consequences of a country becoming the member of the nuclear suppliers group?
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The Nuclear Supplier Group is a group of 48 countries that aims to prevent nuclear proliferation by controlling the export of materials, equipment and technology that can be used to manufacture nuclear weapons.
The consequences of a country becoming the member of the nuclear suppliers group are the following:
(i) The country becomes the part of the international spectrum where nuclear commerce norms are laid.
(ii) The country is able to produce nuclear reactors.
(iii) The country can acquire international technology.
(iv) The country can sell its nuclear material.
The Nuclear Supplier Group is a group of 48 countries that aims to prevent nuclear proliferation by controlling the export of materials, equipment and technology that can be used to manufacture nuclear weapons.
The consequences of a country becoming the member of the nuclear suppliers group are the following:
(i) The country becomes the part of the international spectrum where nuclear commerce norms are laid.
(ii) The country is able to produce nuclear reactors.
(iii) The country can acquire international technology.
(iv) The country can sell its nuclear material.
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