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Armenia and United States Conclude Civil Nuclear Cooperation Talks, Announce $9 Billion Energy Initiative

Yerevan, 9 February 2026. Armenia and the United States have formally concluded negotiations on a bilateral agreement covering cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy, marking a significant development in the two countries’ expanding strategic partnership. The joint statement was signed in Yerevan by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.

Olha Pashchenko

Energy · Nuclear Energy

From Digital Expansion to Energy Security: Why Nuclear Matters

Artificial intelligence–driven electricity demand is placing growing pressure on global energy systems and elevating energy security to a top international priority. Discussions at Abu Dhabi Finance Week underscored nuclear energy as a strategic pillar that complements renewables by delivering reliable, low-carbon baseload power in the AI era. Recent financial policy shifts indicate that tripling global nuclear capacity by 2050 is now seen as integral to both energy security and long-term economic stability.

İsmail Polat

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