Rosatom has officially launched the 8th edition of its annual “Atoms Empowering Africa” online video competition. The initiative is designed to inspire African youth to explore the vast potential of nuclear technologies. Participation in the competition is available to professors, young professionals, and students aged 18–35. Participants are encouraged to create videos showcasing how nuclear energy could shape Africa’s sustainable development by bridging the past, present and future of the industry.
The competition focuses on three key themes – “The honour of the past”, “the inspiration of the present”, and “the dream of the future”. It is dedicated to 80 years of Russia’s nuclear industry and invites participants to explore the contribution of nuclear technologies to global progress. Creators have the opportunity to present their unique perspectives on the transformative power of nuclear technologies by highlighting past achievements, showcasing current innovations and envisioning future possibilities. The competition is open for submissions until 31 March, with the rules available on the official Rosatom Africa<https://www.facebook.com/rosatominafrica/?locale=ru_RU> Facebook page.
“As we celebrate 80 years of Russia’s nuclear industry, we recognise the immense potential that nuclear technology holds for the future. The ‘Atoms Empowering Africa’ competition has become the powerful platform for young African innovators to showcase their creativity and enthusiasm for science and technology. This competition provides a unique opportunity for participants to share their perspectives on how nuclear energy could drive innovation, sustainability and prosperity for the continent,” stated CEO of Rosatom Central and Southern Africa Ryan Collyer.
