生态环境部（国家核安全局）：国际原子能机构高度肯定我国核与辐射安全监管水平和成效

Core Insights - The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) conducted a comprehensive regulatory assessment of China's nuclear and radiation safety from June 29 to July 11, 2023, and highly praised China's regulatory level and effectiveness, recognizing several good practices that can be promoted internationally [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Assessment - The assessment team consisted of 20 senior regulatory representatives from 17 countries, along with 4 IAEA experts and 1 observer, providing a thorough and objective evaluation of China's nuclear and radiation safety regulatory work [1] - The assessment highlighted that China's operational nuclear facilities maintain a good safety record, with construction quality of facilities under construction being generally controlled, and the overall radiation environment quality in the country being good [1] Group 2: Good Practices - Three notable practices from China's nuclear safety regulatory system were recognized as beneficial for international peers: 1. Regular exchanges among high-level representatives from the nuclear industry chain to ensure consistent improvement in nuclear safety across the industry [1] 2. The active development and application of artificial intelligence technology to enhance regulatory efficiency, safety, and innovation [1] 3. The use of big data and real-time monitoring technologies to create integrated data platforms, improving safety information analysis capabilities to support timely and effective decision-making by regulatory bodies [1] Group 3: Constructive Suggestions - The assessment team provided constructive suggestions aimed at further enhancing China's nuclear and radiation safety regulatory level, promoting the establishment of a modern nuclear safety regulatory system, and achieving a positive interaction between high-level nuclear safety and high-quality development of the nuclear sector [2]