India, US discuss civil nuclear cooperation ahead of IAEA ATLAS launch

India, US discuss ways to strengthen civil nuclear cooperation

Indian and US officials met to discuss strengthening bilateral civil nuclear cooperation. They explored ways to enhance partnerships for mutual benefit and policy measures. The discussions occurred ahead of the IAEA's ATLAS initiative launch. This initiative explores small modular reactors for civilian ships and offshore energy. Both nations aim to advance nuclear technology and energy security.

India, US discuss civil nuclear cooperation ahead of IAEA ATLAS launch

India and the US reviewed recent developments in civil nuclear cooperation during talks in Washington. The meeting underlined growing interest in nuclear partnerships as India opens the sector and ATLAS advances maritime reactor discussions.

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India, US Discuss Civil Nuclear Cooperation Ahead Of IAEA’s ATLAS Launch

Washington: Atomic Energy Commission chairman Ajit Kumar Mohanty held discussions on Wednesday with US energy secretary Chris Wright in Washington ahead of the ministerial launch of IAEA’s Atomic Technologies Licensed for Applications at Sea (ATLAS) initiative. The two officials discussed developments in bilateral civil nuclear space and ways to further strengthen cooperation in the area, PTI reported. Mohanty, who is also secretary, Department …