Kazakhstan has proposed a uranium mining and fuel supply deal to support Turkey’s growing nuclear energy ambitions, according to Baurzhan Duisebayev, CEO of the Chemical Engineering Design Bureau.
«Suddenly, Turkey is leading the way: four reactors are under construction there, and it could become a valuable new partner for Kazakhstan,» Duisebayev said during a panel discussion at the MINEX Kazakhstan 2025 mining and exploration forum in Astana.
He noted that the projected fuel demand for Turkey’s planned nuclear facilities is substantial.
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