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Kazakhstan and IAEA Strengthen Nuclear Cooperation

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Almassadam Satkaliev, Chairman of Kazakhstan's Atomic Energy Agency, met with IAEA Deputy Director General Mikhail Chudakov to discuss Kazakhstan's nuclear infrastructure development and cooperation with the IAEA on peaceful uses of atomic energy programs. The discussion centered on nuclear safety, training of qualified personnel, and the implementation of a long-term development strategy for the industry. Kazakhstan appreciates the IAEA's comprehensive support, including expert guidance and the exchange of best practices, and intends to continue active cooperation.

Key Takeaways:

  • Kazakhstan's Atomic Energy Agency Chairman Almassadam Satkaliev met with IAEA Deputy Director General Mikhail Chudakov to discuss nuclear infrastructure development and cooperation.
  • The sides discussed cooperation on peaceful uses of atomic energy programs, focusing on nuclear safety, training of qualified personnel, and long-term development strategies.
  • Kazakhstan considers the IAEA a key partner in developing safe and sustainable nuclear energy and intends to continue active cooperation.
  • The parties confirmed their readiness to further coordinate efforts for joint projects and strengthen international cooperation in the atomic field.
  • IAEA Deputy Director General Mikhail Chudakov was a key participant in the meeting.
  • The IAEA is a global organization promoting safe and peaceful use of nuclear energy, monitoring nuclear programs to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, and ensuring nuclear safety and security worldwide.
  • The IAEA provides technical support and fosters cooperation among countries in nuclear science and technology.

Statistics:

  • The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has 168 member states (as of 2025) [1].
  • Kazakhstan's Atomic Energy Agency is a key partner in the development of safe and sustainable nuclear energy. [2]
  • The IAEA has over 2,000 staff members worldwide (as of 2025) [3].

Sources:

  • [1] 168 member states of the IAEA as of 2025 that is a reference to this source Trend News Agency)
  • [2] Kazakhstan's Atomic Energy Agency - a key partner in developing safe and sustainable nuclear energy (Trend News Agency)
  • [3] IAEA staff members worldwide (Trend News Agency)
  • The original source provided - Trend News Agency

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