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<p>Euratom is a separate treaty-based community, it shares a common institutional
framework with the EU, including a role for the Commission, the Courts of Justice
of the European Union and the Council of Ministers. This makes Euratom and the EU
uniquely legally joined. Therefore, on withdrawal from the EU, the UK will also be
withdrawing from the Euratom Community. Article 106a of the Euratom Treaty makes Article
50 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union applicable to the Euratom
Community in identical terms.</p><p>Moving forward, the UK has enjoyed a successful
relationship with Euratom for over 40 years and we want that relationship to continue.
The shape of the UK’s future relationship with Euratom is subject to negotiations
with the EU and our aim, throughout these negotiations, will be to maintain our mutually
successful civil nuclear cooperation with Euratom and the rest of the world.</p>
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