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Turkish Delegation

Turkish delegation visits the HAEA

2020.03.13

At the beginning of March, the delegation of the Turkish Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NDK) - led by the President, Mr. Dr. Zafer Demircan - paid a visit to Hungary.

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OECD NEA Nuclear Energy Data 2019

OECD NEA published Nuclear Energy Data 2019 Edition

2020.03.12

In 2020 March, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency published Nuclear Energy Data 2019 Edition that includes the most important statistical data of the member countries’ nuclear field and detailed information on each country. „As of 1 January 2019, 348 operational reactors were connected to the grid in NEA member countries. A total of 23 reactors were under construction, although the construction of 3 reactors in Japan has at least temporarily been halted. In addition, ten reactors were considered firmly committed to construction in the OECD area… By contrast, 27 reactors are planned to be retired from service by 2023.”

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International Conference on Nuclear Security in Vienna

2020.02.20

From 10 to 14 February over 57 ministers and more than 2000 experts from over 130 countries and 35 international organizations met at IAEA headquarters in Vienna to reaffirm their common commitment for strengthening nuclear security globally. HAEA experts also participated in the conference and presented their study on the Hungarian system of nuclear security inspections.

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Consultation in the HAEA about the IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme

2020.02.10

Carmina Jimenez, expert of the International Atomic Energy Agency, came to Hungary for a one-day visit to discuss national and regional projects supported by the IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme.

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Bulgarian delegation

Bulgarian delegation visits the HAEA

2020.02.04

The delegation of the Bulgarian Nuclear Regulatory Agency (BNRA) - led by the President, Dr Latchesar Kostov - paid a visit to Hungary from 27 to 29 January, 2020. The delegation was received by Mr Szabolcs Hullán, Deputy Director General of the Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority.

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