Middle Eastern countries are under pressure to meet their ever increasing energy demands as well as reduce carbon emission. Given the current energy demands, countries have been looking at the possibility of nuclear energy generations to ensure consistent electricity supply. Countries such as Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and UAE have plans to invest huge amount of funds towards their nuclear energy plan with projects such as the JNPP, Akkuyu, Sinop, Barakah and more.

The Nuclear Energy MENA forum taking place from 5-7 September in Amman, Jordan to discuss the nuclear power plants in the region. The event will host nuclear plant operators from the region to discuss the current developments and address the challenges faced in the region such as developing an efficient regulatory framework, competent manpower, efficient supply chain and safe nuclear power generation activities. It will also explore the policy frameworks and formulate next steps for scaling up the regions nuclear power market, with a focus on new projects and potential investments

The Nuclear Energy MENA forum is a key opportunity for professionals in the nuclear power industry to meet and formulate the next steps needed to develop the region’s nuclear power market. To facilitate this opportunity, this event will be combining a high-quality conference with first-class exhibition and networking opportunities, and assemble key stakeholders from government, regulatory bodies, nuclear power generation companies, investors, international developers, leading technology companies and many more.