Kazakhstan Highlights New Stage of Nuclear Development at IAEA Conference

By Dana Omirgazy  in International on 16 September 2026

ASTANA – Kazakhstan is entering a new stage of nuclear sector development, focusing on nuclear energy, science, medicine and high-tech industry, Deputy Chairman of the Agency for Atomic Energy Gumar Sergazin said at the 70th session of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) General Conference on Sept. 15. “Atom, placed at …

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