In a statement released by his ministry, Szijjártó said, “in Hungary, the Russian, U.S., German and French nuclear industries are present at the same time, and they can work well alongside and with each other.
Hungary proves that one of the best fields for reviving civilized East-West cooperation is nuclear energy”.
Szijjártó noted that Russia’s Rosatom is carrying out the expansion of Hungary’s Paks nuclear power plant and added that the next decade will clearly be that of nuclear energy, as global demand for electricity will increase dramatically.
“There are huge players in the nuclear industry both in the East and the West, and we cooperate in both directions,” Szijjártó said and added that they have agreed with Alexey Likhachev, the CEO of Rosatom, to accelerate the expansion of the Paks nuclear plant as all the conditions for this are in place.



