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Rosatom wraps up IAEA nuclear ownership course
Rusatom International Training Academy concluded a training course organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency, aiming to enhance capabilities in establishing and managing the authorities responsible for new nuclear power programs. The course was attended by 18 specialists from 15 countries across Asia and Africa. It focused on important topics such as licensing, change management, feasibility studies, organizational development, and contract management to ensure the successful implementation of nuclear power projects and safe transition to operation. Participants emphasized the importance of systematically developing high-quality personnel to ensure the safe and efficient operation of nuclear power plants in their countries. This comes at a time when international efforts to develop nuclear energy are expanding, with a strong focus on cooperation and knowledge transfer to achieve sustainable and safe growth in the sector.
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