Turkey Nears New Nuclear Power Deal, Favors Canada and South Korea
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Rosatom, which is building Turkey's first nuclear power plant, was considered one of the main candidates for further development of the country's nuclear energy. However, the company was eliminated from the list of candidates for new projects.
Turkey is negotiating with Canada and South Korea to build new nuclear power plants.
Ankara is negotiating with Canada and South Korea.
Russian “Rosatom”, which is building the first nuclear power plant in Turkey, was considered one of the main candidates for participation in the further development of nuclear energy in the country. However, the company was not among the applicants for new projects.
Negotiations with Canada and South Korea regarding new nuclear power plant projects have reached their final stage. Minister Bayraktar stated that they are largely convinced by the technologies offered by both countries and expect the partners to be finalized in the coming months. This development indicates that Russia, previously considered the strongest candidate for the Sinop Nuclear Power Plant, and China, which was also interested in the pr…
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