Serbia and IAEA strengthen cooperation on nuclear energy development
11 November 2024The meeting between Serbian Minister of Energy Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic and IAEA Deputy Director General Hua Liu highlights a significant step in Serbia’s development of its nuclear energy infrastructure. The discussions focused on strengthening cooperation to foster the peaceful use of nuclear technology, with an emphasis on building a strong knowledge base, developing skilled personnel, and expanding Serbia’s capacity in the nuclear energy sector.
Key points from the meeting include:
The meeting underscores Serbia’s commitment to advancing its nuclear energy capabilities while ensuring that the development is peaceful and responsible. By aligning itself with the IAEA’s expertise, Serbia is positioning itself to become a more significant player in nuclear energy in the region, with potential benefits for its energy security, economy, and technological development.
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