Chairman of Nuclear Power Plant Authority Amged El-Wakeel greeted members of the delegation on the Egyptian and Russian sides. 

The delegation also included Rosatom’s First Deputy Director General for Nuclear Energy and ASE JSC President Alexander Lokshin, Director for Capital Investments CAPEX; Supervision; and Statutory Expert, and Assessment Director Gennady Sakharov, Chairman of Egypt’s Nuclear Power Plant Authority Amged El-Wakeel, Vice Chairman of Egypt’s Nuclear Power Plant Authority and Chief curator of the El-Dabaa NPP Project Mohamed Ramadan, Project Manager of the El-Dabaa NPP Project Mohamed Dwiddar, Egypt’s Deputy Minister of Finance Ahmed Kuchuk, Chairman of Egypt’s Nuclear and Radiation Regulatory Authority Sami Atallah, Chairman of Egyptian Electricity Holding Company Gaber Dessouki, Ambassador Gamal Ghetany, and Chairman of Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority Amr El-Hag as well as the leadership of the Engineering Directorate of Egypt’s Armed Forces and project teams from Rosatom’s Engineering Division and Egypt’s Nuclear Power Plant Authority.

“The teams work as a single organism, setting big goals and making every effort to achieve them. Such well-coordinated efforts have yielded, one might say, the most important milestone of the current design stage: at the end of June, together with the customer, we handed over to the regulator the entire package of documentation required to obtain permission for the construction of the first two power units,” said Rosatom’s Director General Alexey Likhachev.

“We see positive dynamics towards this project’s implementation. Of course, this systematic approach to realising Egypt’s nuclear dream is taking place with the full support of the country’s political leadership. No matter how difficult the challenges we face, the joint Egyptian and Russian team of professionals will be able to successfully overcome them,” said Egypt’s Minister of Electricity and Renewable Mohammed Shaker.

Rosatom’s First Deputy Director General for Nuclear Energy and ASE JSC President Alexander Lokshin called the visit “productive and eventful.” He said: “We managed to synchronise our efforts with our Egyptian partners and outline further steps towards the fulfillment of the tasks that have been set out.” [...] >>>

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