29.09.2025, 11:59

Kazakhstan needs 10,000 workers for nuclear plant, faces staff shortage

ASTANA. Sept 29 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan will need up to 10,000 workers to build its first nuclear power plant, but faces significant staffing shortages in the nuclear sector, the country's atomic energy agency said Sunday.

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