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NPPA and Rosatom to host the International Youth Forum for Sustainable Nuclear Technologies in Egypt Rosatom, PUBLISHED 31.01.2025 On February 25-27 2025, the city of Alexandria, Egypt, will host the International Youth Forum for Sustainable Nuclear Technologies, uniting more than 300 young professionals, students, and global leaders from different parts of the world to explore the future of sustainable nuclear technology. This pivotal event, organized by Egypt's Nuclear Power Plants Authority (NPPA) in partnership with Rosatom, aims to promote the role of nuclear technologies in sustainable development by showcasing the El Dabaa nuclear power plant impact on economic development and low-carbon future of the region. The International Youth Forum for Sustainable Nuclear Technologies will become a collaborative platform for students and young leaders where they can present innovative research, discuss career opportunities, and take part in workshops on green and sustainable energy transition. The forum will present a comprehensive agenda designed to facilitate dialogue on essential topics, including the role of nuclear energy in sustainable development, capacity building for nuclear industry, and youth empowerment programs. The event will open with a high-level plenary session, titled "Nuclear Technologies for humanity", where government officials, nuclear industry executives, and sustainability experts will share insights into global advancements and challenges. Following this, participants will engage in thematic discussions on Non-energy Nuclear Applications focusing on how nuclear technologies influence the development of various industries and the quality of life of modern people. "In 2025, we celebrate 80 years of advanced nuclear knowledge and innovations. Rosatom is proud to share with Egypt this experience in constructing the El Dabaa NPP and educating the next generation of highly qualified professionals. We believe that the International Youth Forum in Alexandria will bring together young people from Egypt and many other countries to discuss the sustainable mission of nuclear technologies and our privileged cooperation", stated Dr. Andrei Petrov, President of ASE JSC. Topics: Africa, Egypt, Rosatom Other news: 417 nuclear units are operating in the world, 62 units are under construction Since the beginning of 2024 six new units have been connected to the grid. 416 nuclear units are operating in the world, 63 units are under construction The construction was started on nine new units since the beginning of 2024. 38 nuclear power units with a total capacity of 29.3 GW are scheduled to be commissioned by 2042. |
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