Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan indicated that his government will take some steps to build new nuclear power reactors in the northwestern state of Sinop and Thrace.
In his speech, Erdogan stressed that “nuclear power projects in Sinop and Thrace will enhance the power of renewable energy and contribute to lowering prices, and that the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, which is currently being built in Mersin, will constitute a model in this framework, and will play an important role “in the protection of workers.
The Turkish president pointed out that “his country has acquired 13,000 engineers specialized in nuclear energy, and this number will increase further, and this means preparing workers early for the second and third stations,” noting that “his government plans to open the first unit “. of “Aq Qiu” in the first half of 2023, he will endeavor to finish the other three units as soon as possible. “
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