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Russia and Kazakhstan Sign Agreement for First Nuclear Power Plant in Country

Russia and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to construct the first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan. The project is described as a flagship initiative in peaceful nuclear energy by Russian President Putin. Russia also agreed to provide an export credit to finance the plant's construction.

On May 28, 2026, Russia and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to build the first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan. The agreement was reported by Al Arabiya and The Hindu. Russian President Putin described the project as a flagship initiative in the field of peaceful nuclear energy. Additionally, an agreement was signed on the provision of a Russian export credit to finance the construction of the plant, as reported by The Hindu. Tass also reported that Putin highlighted the project's significance in creating an entire industry.

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IndependentThe HinduMay 28, 02:46 PM
Russia signs agreement to build first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan

The two sides ​also signed an agreement on the provision of a Russian export ⁠credit to finance the construction of the plant

StateTASSMay 28, 02:22 PM
Russia’s construction of nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan creates entire industry — Putin

The construction of this plant with Rosatom’s participation is a flagship project in the field of peaceful nuclear energy, the Russian leader noted

IndependentAl ArabiyaMay 28, 12:38 PM
Russia signs agreement to build nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan - Al Arabiya English

Russia signs agreement to build nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan  Al Arabiya English

IndependentAl ArabiyaMay 28, 12:38 PM
Russia signs agreement to build first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan - Al Arabiya English

Russia signs agreement to build first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan  Al Arabiya English