Attendants of the World Atomic Week before the start of the forum
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Vladimir Putin toured the Atom Museum together with heads of foreign delegations attending the World Atomic Week
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, Acting President of Myanmar Min Aung Hlaing, Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed, Vice President of Iran and Head of the country's Atomic Energy Organisation Mohammad Eslami, Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Zhamshid Khodzhayev, and the Director General of the IAEA Rafael Grossi took part in the tour along with the President of Russia.
Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev served as a guide for the tour.
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, Acting President of Myanmar Min Aung Hlaing, Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed, Vice President of Iran and Head of the country's Atomic Energy Organisation Mohammad Eslami, Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Zhamshid Khodzhayev, and the Director General of the IAEA Rafael Grossi took part in the tour along with the President of Russia.
Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev served as a guide for the tour.
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The President of Russia's address to the World Atomic Week forum
The World Atomic Week international forum is taking place in Moscow on September 25–28. Focused on the nuclear industry and related branches, the event was timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the foundation of Russia's nuclear industry.
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The development aspirations and the use of peaceful nuclear energy to achieve these aspirations are something that we support. It gives me great pride to say that Russia is the only country in the world to possess competencies along the entire nuclear energy supply chain, and thanks to their security and safety as well as resilience to external influence, Russia-designed nuclear power plants enjoy the highest demand across the world.
<...> As soon as 2030, we plan to launch in the Tomsk Region of Russia the world's first nuclear power system with a closed nuclear fuel cycle. This is a revolutionary invention by Russian engineers and scientists. What does it mean? It means that almost the entire amount, 95 percent of spent nuclear fuel, will be reused multiple times in reactors. This mechanism will allow us to almost fully eliminate the problem of the pile-up of radioactive waste, and most importantly, it will help us address the issue of securing supplies of uranium.
The World Atomic Week international forum is taking place in Moscow on September 25–28. Focused on the nuclear industry and related branches, the event was timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the foundation of Russia's nuclear industry.
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Vladimir Putin's meeting with Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed is underway at the Kremlin
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Russia-Ethiopia talks are in progress
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Ethiopia is our long-standing and credible partner in Africa: I believe that it was in 1898 that we established diplomatic relations between our countries. Currently, our relations are developing in a gradual way, our trade is increasing, and our intergovernmental commission is working.
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Vladimir Putin is holding a meeting with Acting President of Myanmar Min Aung Hlaing
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During your visit in March, a number of agreements were signed, and the two countries’ governments are hard at work implementing our arrangements. Today, we have an opportunity to coordinate our positions and see the progress achieved in all these areas.
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As his series of international meetings goes on, Vladimir Putin is hosting the Director General of the IAEA Rafael Grossi at the Kremlin
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At the beginning of their talks, Vladimir Putin thanked the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Rafael Grossi for constructive cooperation
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Cooperation has been established in basically all the areas, including the development of the Russian energy sector, as well as our participation in projects abroad, outside the Russian Federation, and many other matters, first of all matters of nuclear safety and security across the world.
I would like to thank you for constructive cooperation, and on my part, I would like to say that we will do everything we can in order to support your work.
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Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan are holding a meeting at the Kremlin
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Vladimir Putin's remarks at the start of his talks with Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan
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I thank you for accepting our invitation and attending our international event dedicated to the development of the nuclear energy sector. It is quite natural, of course, since there is — and has been for quite a while — a nuclear plant in Armenia, and, as you yourself mentioned at the forum, it provides 30 percent of the country's electricity generation. It is a considerable share, after all: 30 percent, or a third of Armenia's total energy are provided by the plant. And Rosatom is currently working on extending the lifespan of this plant, so your presence at the forum makes perfect sense.
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Late last night, the President held a meeting with Central Election Commission Chairperson Ella Pamfilova
The discussion focused on the outcomes of this year’s nationwide day of voting.
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The discussion focused on the outcomes of this year’s nationwide day of voting.
We must thank the voters who keep coming to the polling stations despite all the challenges they may face and cast their ballots for various parties. People do understand how important it is for Russia — this is something that matters at all times, but today this importance has doubled or even tripled. This demonstrates the importance of political stability and ensuring that our political system and domestic politics remain resilient.
This is the foundation of our success in all areas, be it military affairs, security, or economics. In fact, this applies across the board.
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