- What is Euratom?
- Euratom (European Atomic Energy Community) is an international organization established by the Treaty of Rome (1957).
- Objectives & Purpose:
- To create a common market for the development of peaceful uses of atomic energy among member states.
- It coordinates research, ensures safeguards on nuclear materials, promotes safety standards, and distributes nuclear energy within the community.
- Membership:
- Originally six countries; now includes all EU member states.
- India & Euratom
- India and Euratom collaborate on peaceful uses of nuclear energy, research, radiation safety, and peaceful applications under bilateral agreements.
Source: The Hindu