2351Pakistan Current AffairsMedium
Which two Power Plants Privatization is approved by the Cabinet Committee on Privatisation (CCoP) on 18th Sept 2019?
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A. Balloki, Haveli
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A. Torkham border
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A. 5.8
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B. Article 149
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A. Rs 22 trillion
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D. Rs 33.02 trillion
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A. October 1981
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C. PAT chairmanship
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B. Directions to Provinces in certain cases
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D. 11th September 2019
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(2019-09-11) Pakistan has conveyed to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) its decision to subscribe to the Guidance on the Management of Disused Radioactive Sources. The Guidance supplements the Code of Conduct on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources which, although non-legally binding in nature, is an important component of the global nuclear safety and security regime. The Code of Conduct, along with its supplementary guidance documents, seeks to help countries ensure that radioactive sources are used in a manner consistent with the highest standards of safety and security throughout their life cycle. Pakistan has been voluntarily adhering to the Code of Conduct since 2005 and has put in place all the necessary arrangements and systems consistent with the recommendations of the Code. The supplementary Guidance describes a variety of options for the management and protection of disused radioactive sources and outlines the responsibilities of relevant parties to manage disused radioactive sources in a safe and secure manner. Pakistan has been using radioactive sources in a safe and secure manner in several peaceful applications, particularly in the fields of nuclear medicine and radiation oncology. Pakistan’s subscription to IAEA’s Guidance on Management of Disused Radioactive Sources demonstrates its continued commitment to the latest international standards in the areas of nuclear non-proliferation, safety and security.