Rosatom to Present Nuclear Solutions for Africa at Russia-Africa Summit: State Corporation
12:38 20.10.2026 (Updated: 17:51 26.10.2026)
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Rosatom to Present Nuclear Solutions for Africa at Russia-Africa Summit: State Corporation
Rosatom will attend the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow on October 28–29, hosting an exhibition stand and a series of business sessions on nuclear technology and logistics cooperation.
The summit is expected to feature the signing of bilateral agreements with new partner countries, as well as roadmaps for implementing previously concluded agreements on the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Key areas of discussion will include:
Reliable energy supplies and the development of national nuclear industries;
Nuclear medicine, agriculture and scientific research;
The use of Africa’s resources and expertise to launch initial nuclear projects;
Strengthening the technological sovereignty of African countries.
Developing a new generation of specialists will feature at an October 27 roundtable at Patrice Lumumba University, where African graduates of Russian universities and Russian university representatives will explore how education and industry can work together to advance nuclear technologies in Africa.
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Rosatom will attend the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow on October 28–29, hosting an exhibition stand and a series of business sessions on nuclear technology and logistics cooperation.
The summit is expected to feature the signing of bilateral agreements with new partner countries, as well as roadmaps for implementing previously concluded agreements on the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
Key areas of discussion will include:
Reliable energy supplies and the development of national nuclear industries;
Nuclear medicine, agriculture and scientific research;
The use of Africa’s resources and expertise to launch initial nuclear projects;
Strengthening the technological sovereignty of African countries.
Developing a new generation of specialists will feature at an October 27 roundtable at Patrice Lumumba University, where African graduates of Russian universities and Russian university representatives will explore how education and industry can work together to advance nuclear technologies in Africa.
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