The Korea Atomic Energy Commission (KAEC) is a governmental body in South Korea responsible for overseeing the country's nuclear energy policies and programs. Established in 1956, its primary role is to promote the safe and peaceful use of nuclear energy, ensuring compliance with international standards and regulations. KAEC also plays a crucial role in research and development related to nuclear technology. It collaborates with various institutions and organizations to advance nuclear science, support energy security, and contribute to the global nuclear community, including partnerships with entities like the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).