Hayat Ashraf

The Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is a multilateral export control regime aimed at preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons through the control of nuclear-related exports. It was formed in 1974 as a response to India's nuclear test, which raised concerns about the diversion of peaceful nuclear technology for military purposes. The NSG seeks to ensure that nuclear trade is conducted for peaceful purposes and in accordance with non-proliferation objectives. Key features and functions of the Nuclear Suppliers Group include: 1. Guidelines for Nuclear Transfers: The NSG has established a set of guidelines that member countries follow when exporting nuclear and nuclear-related materials, equipment, and technology. These guidelines provide criteria for the transfer of nuclear items, including dual-use technologies, and promote non-proliferation objectives. The guidelines are intended to ensure that exports are not used for nuclear weapons development or other unauthorized nuclear a...