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    PRESIDENT OF ARMENIA: ARMENIAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT FULLY MEETS IAEA STANDARDS

    arminfo
    Tuesday, March 27, 17:42

    President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan took part in the nuclear security
    summit held on 27 March in Seoul. As press-service of the president
    reported, in his speech the president said in particular that nuclear
    security is a priority task of Armenia. For this reason, a law was
    adopted to control export, transit of nuclear and radioactive goods
    of dual purpose as well as the transition of the information of dual
    purpose and the results of intellectual activity.

    He also emphasized the important role of the IAEA for ensuring of
    nuclear security and storage of radioactive materials. "Armenia as a
    country generating nuclear energy, has been developing multilateral
    cooperation with IAEA. The secure exploiting of the Armenian Nuclear
    Power Plant (ANPP) and further raising of its safety, its physical
    protection as well as storage of the high activeness nuclear fuel
    are the priority tasks of our government. We have been strictly
    implementing the requirements of the international norms, offered to
    the nuclear plants of the present generation by IAEA. The last year
    mission of OSART organized by IAEA proved that the ANPP fully meets
    these norms", - President Sargsyan said.

    When commenting on the disinformation about the ANPP presented by
    President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev at the summit, Sargsyan said it
    has already become a tradition that Azerbaijan disseminates blackmail
    about Armenia. "Everything regarding Armenia, all the documents
    adopted by the world community, are presented by Azerbaijan in the
    distorted way", - president of Armenia said.

    He also added that after the tragedies in Chenobyl and Fukushima
    many people do not fully trust in the nuclear energy. But in case of
    Armenia, which has no natural resources, there are few alternative
    sources of energy which ensure development of the country. "Two
    states neighboring to Armenia keep our country in blockade through
    breaking international law norms. Along with other problems, it causes
    difficulties in the matter of choosing of the alternative ways of
    energy independence", - Sargsyan concluded.

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