Egypt and Russia agree to expand nuclear project

Egypt and Russia agree to expand the Dabaa nuclear project, exploring the construction of two additional units at the facility. They confirm that its design complies with the highest standards of nuclear safety and security, despite claims of technical flaws in the construction. Egyptian and Russian officials stated that the project's completion rate is now approximately 75%, with the first reactor expected to be commissioned in 2028. This comes following agreements signed since 2015 to establish the plant, with a total cost of $25 billion, as well as ongoing Russian cooperation to expand the project and develop technologies for small and medium nuclear reactors.

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