Turkey and Kazakhstan have signed an agreement to strengthen their cooperation in the field of nuclear energy. This agreement aims to take the nuclear industry cooperation between the two countries to a more institutional and sustainable level.
The memorandum of understanding signed between the Nuclear Industry Association and the Kazakhstan Atomic Industry Development Association aims to increase information sharing, develop joint projects, strengthen industrial cooperation, and develop qualified human resources.
This significant cooperation between the two countries was implemented within the scope of the 12th Nuclear Power Plants Summit (NPPES) organized by the Ankara Chamber of Industry and the Nuclear Industry Association, with the support of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.
Regarding the signing of the agreement, the President of the Nuclear Industry Association stated that this cooperation will take the nuclear industry cooperation between the two countries to a more institutional and sustainable level:
With this cooperation, we aim to increase information sharing between the Turkish and Kazakh nuclear industries, bring our members together in joint projects, and contribute to the development of human resources in both countries.
The CEO of AIDA also stated that the signed protocol provides a comprehensive framework for technical knowledge transfer, business development activities, and expert exchange programs:
Kazakhstan and Turkey are countries with significant potential in the field of nuclear energy. The protocol we signed with the Nuclear Industry Association provides an important framework for technical knowledge transfer, business development activities, and expert exchange programs.
