Kazatomprom representative in the WNA board of management
15.03.04 17:06
/Kazakhstan today, March 15, 04/ - Rustem Tursunbayev, vice president of
"Kazatomprom" NAC (National Atomic Company), has become a member of the
board of management of London-based World Nuclear Association, an
authoritative world nuclear power organisation. KZ-today correspondent has been
advised about it by the press service of "Kazatomprom" NAC.
The membership of "Kazatomprom" NAC representative in the board of
management will allow it to participate in the decision making process of the
organisation and the settlement of WNA policies and strategic objectives. R.
Tursunbayev starts to perform his duties as from 1 April, 2004, at the same
time continuing his work as "Kazatomprom" NAC vice president for marketing and
sales.
Apart from the "Kazatomprom" NAC representative the board includes one
representative from each of the following companies: Electric de France
(France), Synatom SA (Belgium), Exelon Generation LLC (USA), Framatome Advanced
Nuclear Power (France), Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan), British Nuclear Fuels
plc (UK).
The press service has observed that the association assists the peaceful usage
of nuclear power as a reliable energy source of the future, deals with nuclear
power production issues and all aspects of nuclear fuel cycle including the
fuel extraction, conversion, enrichment, and fabrication, the construction of
nuclear power stations, the transportation and safe burial of nuclear fuel. The
World Nuclear Association organises co-operation on technical, commercial, and
political issues between its members and assists wider public understanding of
nuclear technologies.
The World Nuclear Association members are companies producing
approximately 90% of world atomic power (USA excluded) and 90% of uranium
world extraction, conversion, and enrichment. The association members
represent countries, in which 80% of the world population live.
"Kazatomprom" NAC is an active member of the World Nuclear Association since
1997.
[2004-03-15]