Japan recognizes India as a Nuclear power, although this South Asian country has not signed the non-proliferation treaty.
This recognition will allow Japanese companies in such projects as the construction of nuclear power plants in India.
The Japanese government is planning to strengthen relations with India, Tokyo began negotiations with India on a free trade agreement in December.
Turkey will be the first nuclear power plant and a $ 20 billion investment cost is projected for the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, while the
The Kuwaiti Government is planning to cover 15% of electricity from renewable energy resources by 2030. The Kuwaiti Petrol Association confirmed that its board of
Katherine Angela Oendoen, member of the House of Representatives Commission VII encouraged the construction of a nuclear power plant in West Kalimantan. “We know there
