Announcements

This year marks the 10th anniversary since the establishment of the independent regulatory authority for radiation and nuclear safety in the Republic of Serbia based on the decision of the Government as of 10 September 2009. This, at the same time, marks 60 years of statutory and regulatory continuity in this area in the region, that is, 60 years since the adoption of the first law in the field of ionizing radiation.

4-5 December 2019, Brussels, Belgium – Director of the Directorate participates in the 3rd Training & Tutoring Coordination Meeting carried out as part of Instrument for Nuclear Safety Cooperation and financed by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development (DG DEVCO).

Master’s degree students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering visited the Directorate on 05 December 2019.

2 December 2019, Vienna – Argentinian diplomat Rafael Mariano Grossi takes office as Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) at a special session of the IAEA’s General Conference.

Monday, 25 November – The first conference Nuclear Safety Today was successfully held in the House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia.

It is generally believed that people are afraid of nuclear energy since it started with a nuclear bomb. If electricity had started with an electric chair, the public nowadays would probably perceive it in a different way, said Dr Bojan Radak in response to questions asked by the host of the morning show on RTS.

The entire world is connected in a way so that it is practically impossible to hide any emergency event involving the release of radioactive material into the atmosphere, if it occurred. It is important for the citizens to bear in mind that there is someone constantly looking after their safety from radiation, and that there is a regulatory body to address any issues to or clear any misunderstanding they might have, Mr Sladjan Velinov, the director of Serbian Radiation and Nuclear Safety and Security (SRBATOM) said in Good Morning show on TV Prva.

You can view the conference programme in the following link 

Serbian Radiation and Safety and Security Directorate has completed the Draft Rulebook on Radioactivity Control of Goods during Import, Export and Transit.
The Directorate invites all interested parties to participate in the public discussion on it.
All reasoned proposals for amendments to the Draft are to be sent in writing on e-mail janjic@srbatom.gov.rs until 15 November 2019 the latest. The email message subject should read: The Rulebook on Radioactivity Control of Goods during Import, Export and Transit.

The International Atomic Energy Agency, within its regular activities 23-24 October 2019 organizes an exercise simulating the accident in nuclear power plant in Sweden. Serbian Radiation and Nuclear Safety and Security Directorate takes part in this exercise.