The United States-Republic of Korea Civil Nuclear Cooperation Act refers to legislation that facilitates cooperation between the United States and South Korea in the field of civil nuclear energy. This cooperation typically involves aspects such as nuclear technology transfer, safety standards, and non-proliferation commitments. The act is an important aspect of the strategic partnership between the two countries and aims to enhance energy security, promote clean energy development, and bolster cooperation on nuclear safety and regulatory frameworks.
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