Rosatom took part in the International Industrial Exhibition INNOPROM. Kazakhstan, where the guests could have a look at state-of-the-art technologies in the field of power engineering and medicine. ROSATOM’s representatives stated their readiness to expand cooperation with partners from Central Asian countries.
“Rosatom is known for its nuclear projects, but the activities of the State Corporation have long extended far beyond nuclear power. We have a lot of new business development areas: the vast research and production potential enables us to operate successfully in a variety of high-tech areas,” said Andrey Nikipelov, Rosatom’s Deputy Director General for Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Solutions. He also stressed the growing worldwide interest in nuclear power as a reliable source of “green” energy and expressed hope that nuclear technologies will be applied to enhance the stability of Kazakhstan’s power system.
“Rosatom has long-term partnership relations with the countries of Central Asia. We are cooperating with Kazakhstan on a number of strategic initiatives that are important for our two countries. Rosatom is interested in further development of mutually beneficial cooperation and implementation of complex projects aimed at improving the quality of people’s living standards. We are open to cooperation with all interested partners in the region,” said Sergey Gromov, Director General of the regional center, Rosatom Central Asia.