Representatives of Foreign Countries Invited to Participate in AtomExpo-2014 International Forum

The main theme of the Plenary Session of the Forum is – "Nuclear Energy as Condition of Energy Sector Stability." Participants of the business program of the Forum will discuss the future of nuclear power generation in the power industry of the 21st century, and make a detailed analysis of the main challenges, problems and development options on the world energy market.
 
The following individuals have been invited as main speakers of ATOMEXPO plenary session: Luis Echávarri – Director-General of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), Sergey Kirienko – General Director of Rosatom State Corporation, Csaba Bailly – Chief Executive Officer of MVM, Luc Oursel – Chief Executive Director of Areva, Vincent de Rivaz – Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy, Chandra Purohit – Chairman and Managing Director of NPCIL, Dominique Ristori – Director General of the Directorate for Energy of the European Commission, Benedict Martins  – representative of the Ministry of Energy of the RSA, Jan Pellervo Vapaavuori - Minister of Industry of Finland, Taner Yildiz - Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Turkey,  Khaled Toukan - Chairman of the Commission for Nuclear Energy of Jordan,   Alexander Bychkov - Deputy General Director of IAEA, Vladimir Potupchik - Minister of Energy of the Republic of Belarus, Yafes Osman – State Minister of Information and Communication Technologies of Bangladesh, Vu Huy Hoang – Minister of Industry and Trade of Vietnam, Armen Movsisyan – Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of the Republic of Armenia, Bakytzhan Dzhaksaliev – Deputy Minister of Industry and New Technologies of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
 
ATOMEXPO 2014 Sixth International Forum will take place on June 9-11, 2014 in Moscow, in Gostiny Dvor. The Forum is being organized by Rosatom State Corporation. Over its five years of history ATOMEXPO Forum has become one of major international events that discusses the most significant issues of the nuclear energy sector and forms new trends for its development.