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Kazakhstan plans to increase uranium exports to 71% by the end of the year via the TITR

During an interview at the esteemed 2023 World Nuclear Symposium, Dastan Kosherbayev, the Chief Commercial Officer of "NAC Kazatomprom," eloquently delved into the company's operational performance, elucidating its anticipated expectations and logistics routes

During an interview at the esteemed 2023 World Nuclear Symposium, Dastan Kosherbayev, the Chief Commercial Officer of “NAC Kazatomprom,” eloquently delved into the company’s operational performance, elucidating its anticipated expectations and logistics routes. Representatives hailing from Kazatomprom also provided updated information regarding the current status of uranium deliveries via the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR).

It was duly noted that as of the conclusion of the first half of 2023, an impressive 58% of all uranium deliveries from Kazakhstan to Western countries were successfully transported through the TITR. Furthermore, it is projected that by the culmination of 2023, the share of Kazatomprom’s uranium deliveries to Western countries via the TITR will ascend to a staggering 71%.

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