Regional countries have no legal grounds to resist construction of Armenian NPP’s new unit

Regional countries have no legal grounds to resist construction of Armenian NPP’s new unit

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Areg Galstyan said that Armenia informs the region’s countries on the project for construction of a new nuclear unit of the Armenian nuclear power plant in compliance with the international law, without any legal violations.

Three (Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia) out of four regional countries expressed willingness to discuss the matter, Galstyan told public hearings on the nuclear unit construction held on May 17 in Armavir region.

According to him, concerns of the regional countries are clear, taking into consideration the NPP’s proximity to their borders. “The regional countries have no any legal grounds to resist the construction,” said Galstyan.

He added that Geneva is scheduled to host discussions on construction of the new nuclear unit of the Armenian NPP with international ecological organizations in June.

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