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Turkey as a Nuclear Power: Erdogan Addresses the Us with a Proposal that Will Change the Middle East
Turkey is exploring cooperation with the US and South Korea in building a second nuclear power plant, in a three-way model that would include technology transfer and investment. At the same time, it is expanding cooperation in the field of liquefied natural gas with Egypt and Morocco.
Turkey may work with US and Korea for nuclear plant
Turkey may work with the US and South Korea for its second planned nuclear power plant, energy minister Alparslan Bayraktar has said, adding this may be in the form of a trilateral model. Ankara has said it was in talks with Russia, China, Canada and South Korea on possible new nuclear power stations, in the northern Sinop and Western Thrace regions, to add to the Akkuyu nuclear plant it is building with Russia. Speaking to broadcaster CNN Turk,…
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