Vietnam is prioritising nuclear energy infrastructure development and cultivating the human resources capable of meeting the industry’s demands.

Deputy Science and Technology Minister Le Dinh Tien revealed the plan at a nuclear energy seminar in
He said the Prime Minister approved a human resource development project soon after the National Assembly passed its resolution on the construction of the Ninh Thuan 1 and 2 nuclear power plants. The project’s steering board is targeting completion by 2020.
Tien emphasised the importance of an overarching master plan for
He expressed his hope that French, German,
International and domestic experts attending the three-day seminar will also discuss nuclear power plant staffing requirements, training management officials, and nuclear power safety policies.
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