11 April 2011 | 23:24

Kazakhstan and India to sign nuclear energy agreement

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Kazakhstan and India are going to sign a nuclear energy cooperation agreement, The Economic Times reports. Indian Prime-Minister Manmohan Singh will meet Nursultan Nazarbayev during his visit to Kazakhstan on April 15. At least 6 documents (including the energy agreement) are expected to be signed during the meeting. In early January 2011 Kazakhstan and India signed a $219 million contract on electric power. Kazakh electric power grid operator KEGOC outsourced construction and upgrade of 38 electric power substations in North-Eastern and Southern regions of Kazakhstan to Mumbai-based KEC International.


Kazakhstan and India are going to sign a nuclear energy cooperation agreement, The Economic Times reports. Indian Prime-Minister Manmohan Singh will meet Nursultan Nazarbayev during his visit to Kazakhstan on April 15. At least 6 documents (including the energy agreement) are expected to be signed during the meeting. In early January 2011 Kazakhstan and India signed a $219 million contract on electric power. Kazakh electric power grid operator KEGOC outsourced construction and upgrade of 38 electric power substations in North-Eastern and Southern regions of Kazakhstan to Mumbai-based KEC International.
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