Azerbaijan elected to IAEA Board of Governors

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Baku. 25 September. REPORT.AZ/ Representatives of 11 new countries were elected to the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in which Russia will remain by the end of 2019, IAEA reported by results of the one-day session of the Agency's Governors Board.

Report informs citing TASS that 11 new countries were elected to the IAEA Board of Governors of 35 members for the 2018-2020 period. The new members of the board are Azerbaijan, Brazil, Ecuador, Egypt, India, Morocco, Niger, Pakistan, Sweden, Thailand and Urugvay, the agency said. 

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