Countries in Asia-Pacific region established a treaty organization as a cooperation mechanism of introducing the pillar economic sectors, such as food and agriculture, healthcare, the environment, energy and industrial sector to nuclear technologies, and exchanging practices.

The 22 countries that are parties to the treaty jointly decide what projects to implement, and the financing is covered by the International Atomic Energy Agency, donor countries and international funds.

In the margin of observance of the Regional Cooperative Agreement, Mongolia is receiving a great support for expanding foreign cooperation and strengthening legal grounds of nuclear energy sector through learning from practices of other countries, introducing educational, scientific and research institutions and organizations that operate in healthcare, food and agriculture to the latest nuclear technologies and preparing professional cadres specialized in nuclear technologies.