13.10.2025, 10:50

Over 27,000 proposals submitted to name Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant

ASTANA. Oct 13 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - A national contest to name Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant has concluded after receiving more than 27,000 proposals from the public, the state atomic energy agency announced on Saturday.

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Over 27,000 proposals submitted to name Kazakhstan's first nuclear power plant

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