Russia, Chile to Cooperate in Nuclear Energy Utilization
Jun 29 - Daily News Bulletin; Moscow
Russia and Chile signed an agreement on cooperation in the nonmilitary use of nuclear power during a meeting of the Russian-Chilean intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation.
Commenting on the deal, Rumyantsev told the press that "Chile doesn't
have many natural resources, and they are considering the possibility of
building a nuclear power plant."
Chile "expressed interest in working on this project" with Russian
specialists, Rumyantsev said. "We have agreed upon this now," he said.
In addition, the parties signed a statute on working group for
military-technical cooperation.