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FANR reviews radiation-measurement portal and AI programme

The regulator’s board also discussed the four Barakah units and research priorities.

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The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR) said its board reviewed regulatory developments and the status of the four units at Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant at a meeting on 6 October. The Emirates News Agency reported that the board was also briefed on the launch of the UAE’s first National Environmental Radiation Measurements Portal.

The meeting also covered research and development areas and FANR’s Agentic AI Transformation Programme. The source did not detail the portal’s functions or when it would become publicly accessible; the announcement is limited to the subjects presented to the board.

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    The portal, Barakah units and AI transformation programme were reviewed.

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