About AFCONE
The Treaty of Pelindaba established the African Commission on Nuclear Energy (AFCONE).
AFCONE plays a key role in advancing the peaceful application of nuclear science and technology in Africa and in bringing much-needed support to States Parties to fully benefit from nuclear sciences and technology applications in the areas of health, agriculture and energy. AFCONE is also actively engaged in global and regional efforts towards disarmament and non-proliferation.
Members of AFCONE are represented through Commissioners, who meet in annual Ordinary Sessions to discuss all aspects relating to the implementation of the AFCONE programme of work.
Legal instruments Find essential documents and meeting records. The Conference of States Parties (CSP) is the highest decision-making body for the implementation of the Treaty of Pelindaba. The CSP convenes at least once every two years in accordance with Article 14 of the Treaty to review the implementation of the Treaty and adopt the necessary decisions to ensure the smooth operations of AFCONE.
Activities AFCONE carries out a variety of activities to strengthen its network and support member countries in the review the application of peaceful nuclear activities safeguarded by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
