Turkey Seeks Nuclear Technology from South Korea
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Turkey is looking for nuclear technology not from Russia, but from South Korea. This is reported by the newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta. The matter concerns cooperation in nuclear power.
The main issue of the upcoming meeting will be the construction of a second nuclear power plant (NPP) in Turkey. This project will be at the center of the negotiations.
The state-owned South Korean company Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) may become the contractor for the construction. It is not yet known whether this company will become the final executor of the project.
For Russian readers, it is important to remember that the first Turkish NPP, Akkuyu, is being built by the Russian company Rosatom. Turkey's choice in favor of South Korean technologies shows that the country is considering different partners in nuclear energy. Details of the outcome of the meeting have not yet been reported.
Sources: Независимая газета
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