The International Nuclear Law Association (INLA) was founded in Brussels in late 1970. Its purpose is to promote the study of legal issues associated with the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and to encourage the exchange of information in this field. Every two years, it organises a congress called “Nuclear Inter Jura” in which nuclear lawyers and specialists worldwide participate. INLA membership counts some 500 members.
The 26th Congress has become the leading international nuclear law event. It will bring together representatives of government, regulatory authorities, nuclear specialists, legal professionals, financial experts, academics, and others involved in nuclear law. The purpose of the Congress is to promote the study of legal issues associated with the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and to encourage the exchange of information in this field.
Mr Marc Beyens, INLA Secretary-General
Ms Bernadette Keymolen, INLA Administrative Assistant
marc.beyens@inla-association.org
