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At the third Russia–Africa Summit, Rosatom discussed developing nuclear technologies across the continent, including building local capacity, training personnel and addressing challenges in implementing projects. The discussions also covered the use of nuclear technology in energy, medicine, agriculture and science. Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev said the company operates in 29 of Africa’s 54 countries, and that interest in floating nuclear power plants is growing. The company has allocated around 1,000 university places in Russia for African students. Currently, 370 students from 26 countries are studying there, and more than 100 students from 17 countries are expected to be admitted in the next academic year.
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