en.Wedoany.com Reported - Kazakhstan has released the "Comprehensive Plan for the Development of Localized Production in the Nuclear Energy Industry for 2026-2030." The plan, led by the Kazakhstan Atomic Energy Agency and jointly developed with "Kazakhstan Nuclear Power Plants" LLP, relevant central government bodies, and the "Atameken" National Chamber of Entrepreneurs, aims to promote the phased capacity enhancement of Kazakh enterprises, ensuring they meet international safety and quality standards to participate in nuclear energy projects.

The plan covers four core areas: improving the regulatory framework, conducting analysis of domestic market demand and potential, implementing modernization upgrades and new construction of production facilities, and supporting measures for the digital transformation of production processes. To ensure high quality, safety, and transparency during the implementation of nuclear power projects, the government plans to establish a registry of suppliers for goods, works, and services. Inclusion in this registry will become a mandatory requirement for project participation, a measure that helps pre-screen qualified and reliable enterprises, supports domestic producers including small and medium-sized enterprises, and minimizes potential corruption risks through procedural openness and regular oversight.

The implementation of the plan is expected to foster a sustainable production ecosystem for Kazakhstan's nuclear energy industry, attract industrial investment, boost the development of new products, and ensure the deep involvement of local enterprises in large-scale national infrastructure construction projects.

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